New-York tribune., 1895-12-27

Qaughtero We propose to stop these diseases and
laughter) We will do our part
REPUBLICANS AGAINST WAR.
| Nlrther in his speech Mr.. Henderson scared
TO loftier heights Talk of war' he said with en-
phasis LAS one Democratic statesman said, The
\ President comes here day for immediate
declaration OF and. in three days afterward he
| files his petition In bankruptcy. Laughter) We
not for The Republican party is against
war. Let the country take observation on that
| True. the President demanded money to carry out
peatins the sentence sim more emphs ticallyo we
sary. the Republican party will be ready, But we
PS ye I not
interests Of the countr, run before this tempest in
It has has the credit With National assets ana Intsg
rlty the business interests need not be afraid We
| the solvency OF the Government and never again
will the RsOp or nes Ss Is
business matter. 1t is not general tariff bill. 1t
% the 'ff Hoaa nSr that 81 h 81 e
cratic side. But the President says that are in
country gee that are in critical condition. To
60 now into general revision Of the tariff would
| that time there would be crisis in this country
saSy which appaust s SG
Mr.. Crisp declared that the purport of the pro-
| posed rule prevent the Offering OF amend
ments by Democrats which some Republicans might
cens,tHents cee + That was its sole object
| The discussion on the rule being closed the vote
nays. S. The vote was on strict party lines except
that Messrs. Connolly Qll). Heiner PENN. Linney
| IN. CO and Wilber en- ", Republicans voted NO
| with the Democrats
| The bin then read in full. and at 80 p; m
hours TO run the time TO be divided equally between
| the two sides of the House
DEBATE OPENED BY MR.. DINGLEY.
Mr.. Dingley s(Rep.. Me). chairman of the Com
mittee on Ways and Means opened the debate on
| the side OF the majority. He said that when the
Presidents special message read at the clerks
desk last Saturday informing Congress that there
existed serious condition in the finances Of the
country and of the Federal Treasury. and appeal
ing to the Senate and House not to take recess
until relief afforded, every member felt that
there was imposed upon the House not only special
responsibility, but an urgent demand 1or lnmeda.e
remain in session until measure of egisla-
ton was passed WHICH would AFFORD relief to TO- the NJ,
Ways and Means had taken the matter up and pro,
ceeded to consider what measures OF relief shonIa %
attention of the Committee on Ways and Means
that for two years and half n insTe tba nad en
had become chronic. He knew that gentlemen on
cient. but the fact was that from the lst of july
1898 up to-day, there had been an INSURGENCY OF
ernmen, to the aggregate amount of s25 10000 The
deficiency for the current year was over >s;o"~' S
ficiency approximated 100000 What then did the
gentlemen mean and what dd the secretapy G d oe M e
They meant that with the proceeds of the sale OF
hem the receipts exceeded the expenditures. IL
tee on Ways and Means that the first course TO be
taken to legislate so as TO provae s1Inrdrn' %
ment Mr.. Dingley went on TO discuss ana , 10 up
hold the bill in detail r and ad sat h Il by
over s4occoOo year but would also give 10 d sne
enee Of Government which was solvent. which
paid its debts and whose credt was seSomu II %
appause)
NOT IN LINE WITH THE PRESIDENTS
VIEWS
Mr. Crisp Dem Ga) said that the bill. In order
10 be responsive the request OF the President
ought to be in line with the suggestions that came
from that source He insisted from Secretary car
isles report that the cash balance In the Treasury
on the lst of December. 1895. was sl7oOco~ being
$50 900 900 in excess of the gold reserve and N70V-
900 in excess of any necessary TO build up the
gold reserve. There was. therefore !quotihg MI
Carsle). mo reason TO DOUBT the aoiniS W., oI o,e
Syng ise present U seal year and have large
cash balance at It's close. without imposing aqqi,
rsnd 1om Maine a M Bneey ISr % @
ter-thst there was In the treasury to1oaS, 80
three times over-than any deficiency which might
during the fiscal year 1t was not a. ques5en oneH
was already borrowed and was In the Treasury;
ans 6 6ae the House Would
impose additional burdens on the people III oi-
Mr Crisp Went ON to taunt the Commttee ,oi on
WAYS ana Means with reporting I'll "a p 9ddSe for wSrh RGr
had been sd M sad M hs hs eeet Of
Ta 50 per cent daa rsht And m . Td1Sneys 1sI ss9
crItctsm Of the Morrison bill as patchwork and
proof Of Incidence and said that od on the 90 SIsf G
the the peope in the next Presidential campaign AMI
had no G0uS n 4esonse ns % favor Of
that was, in favor OF lower taxes. De"'oci"0 dP
plause)
Mr. Wheeler Dem, Ala) argued against the
pending measure
WILL PASS A PROTECTION MEASURE.
ur pavne Rep. n W a member of the Com
m,ttee on Ways and Means, said that the kepub-
lcans In the House being ready 10 meet the
responsibility which was on them To-Day haa
presented bill increase the revenue Two
wears from new. however they would meet the
responsibility of that hour and would present to
the House and Senate and to Republican Presi-
dent bill for the protection o. Ainerran % aDor on
and american hoas Applause, H The gentleman
from Georgia CHR Crisp had said tnat thers eI na1 @
been BE- s d'eMNy m MT p ayHs @ &
Thar act had produced sufficient revenue not only
DOWN 10 meet d tae a rs ns Of SoSembe M but put
Treasury surplus Of & over M,her 1 SsDs,s Of the
iariff act of 1899. which We're known and read oil
The gentleman from Georgia spohe Of is deficiency G1
| yo,,en what occurred in November. 1892 when the
Democracy was put in power in the White house
and al both ends OF the Capitol ana whcn its
destrtctive hands were like a shadow over
| every Industry the broad land tRepubllean ap-
nlausel IL was that shadow which had brought
The deficiency Of revenue in November, 1872 That
was followed By the inauguration of Democratic
president in March, 1893: and from that day and
hour to this there had been deficiency OF revenue
| 70 meet the expenses OF the Government. IL was
true that for two months the Treasury Department
fgured out a surplus. but II also true tha IN
aach Of the months that followed there was an
| amount OF expenditure over the month preseding
81 from $40 100000 $l20D000. and that dencit IN
the rsvonue bred further disrusi among the people.
| The Republicans had predicted then that II tarln
aeitation was begun the evils would be increased;
| and the evils had come from that time as surely
| as the night follows the day.
| Democratic side Of the House borrowed SlSl .r"