Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-01-15

Gear from the Democratic Stanupolnt that
the country was now face to face with a
great deficit Allison like Aldrich pro-
posed to change the character of the pop
gun" bills and meet the deficit that way.
Hill said when he got the floor: IF the
senator from Maryland desires to vindi-
cate himself see no reason why he should
not have the opportunity. But in urging
tais vindication the senator from Mary
land should not seek to impeach those
who supported the Wilson bill. That
senator was among those who voted for
that bill" He (HilD was not among
those who voted for it. 1t was peculiar
situation to find senators who had voted
against q bill criticised for its existence
by those who voted for it. As to the in
come tax he understood the senator from
Maryland to be opposed to it, but after a
time. presto change, the senator was
found to favor that tax for period OF
tive years
The senator from Maryland had alluded
to the section from which he came as un.
favorable. Very we'll i am not SO GER
tain, he added, that the atmosphere OF
northern New York is not as good as that
in a nearby state which breathes compro-
mise on all public questions. Laughter.
Some things can be compromised, but
cannot understand why the senator deens
it necessary at this late day to attack me
oueI 70 'inuioa'c iii' po''''o'' o'' '"o
'"in a''
mn saiu ne couiu NOT venture on ior-
ouueh erouhu-caucus actioi~ae 'ihAo
when ne was absent from the senate 're-
s " 'he CONFERENCE Vi s.n"e ~, no
latiye nrogrammeI
Pugh rose to state that legislation for
the relief of the treasury was one of the
subjects agreed upon by the caucus re-
ferred to, as proper to come up at this ses-
SION
What has become Of this legislation?
Is 1t up in the air?" asked Hill, amid
laughter. Pugh answered that the finance
committee was undoubtedly bordering on
the subject.
"Pondering is good" said Hill, de-
| risively. Pugh asked what remedy Hill
could suggest for the present emergency.
Pass a rule making it possible for the
senate to execute its purposes" said Hill.
When Hill closed German replied briefly,
| ulsciaiming any attack on Hill or any
body else, but insisting in effect that it
was condition and not theory that
hrino ON n ,,o,suro Of roIief and sa;a that
| if it commanded n majority of the
chamber it would be passed, which was so
manifestly true that after German had
made an appeal for patriotic action on
ooth SIDES OF the champer, the senate
went into executive session and then au-
| jouFheu-
Senators Do n Little Talking.
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the gopher Allison and Stewart also
spoke, the latter completing his speech be-
gun last Week NO business was done.
fIlibustering tactics again defeated the
TROUT oleomargarine Dill winch was I'M
der consideration during The morning
hour In the house Inc remainder OF the
day was consumed with business reported
| rom the Juuiciary coihihit'ee- bu1 one
for additional judicial facilities for tbe
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Sherman for international Arbitration.
WASHINGTON. Jan. Ia-Senator SHEER.
man has introduced bill providing for
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