New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
BOND BILLS FRIENDS WIN.
1T IS PASSED BY THE HOUSE.
A THIRD REPUBLICAN RESPONSE TO THE
PRESIDENTS APPEAL.
PATRIOTISM PLACED ABOVE PARTY.

ONLY ONE DEMOCRAT RECORDED IN THE Ar
r1RMAT1vE-rHE VOTE on THE FIRST SECTION
WAS 100 TO 1876: no DIVISION on THE SECOND
-cARIJsLE's STATEMENT WON SUPPORT
FOR THE MEAsURE-MR. CLEVELAND
AND HIS SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY SEVERITY CRITICISED
IN AND OUT OF CONGRESS-.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.l
Washington. Dec 2s-The bill to maintain and
nrotect the gold reserve end to authorize the s-
sue OF certificates Of Indebtedness to meet tenn
porary deficiencies of revenue passed the House
of Representatives this afternoon There was a
vote by yeas and nays on the two sections sep
arately. and the bill was passed without diNi-
sion The vote on section was: Yeas lIo; nays
1856 Only one Democrat Mr.. Hutcheson. OF Texas
was recorded in the affirmative. All the Popu-
lists who were present and Mr.. Newlands. OF
Nevada (Silver). voted in the negative. as a!so du
eiehty-two Democrats and forty-seven Repuo-
licans OF the Republican votes against the Dill
Ohio and Illinois contributed seven each, Call
fornia six, Kansas fve North Carolina three
Michigan. Minnesota. Oregon and Washington
two each and Idaho. Colorado. Montana. Wyo-
ming South Dakota, Kentucky. Missouri. Iowa
Tennessee Virginia and Now-Iiampshire one
vote each.
The Republican House Of Representatives has
thus favorably responded three times WITHIN
fortnight to the appeals Of the Democratic ENecu-
tive The bill to authorize the Venezuelan COM
mission was passed by unanimous Vote' the
bill to increase the revenues was passed Dy All
overwhelming majority. and the bill to MAINTAIN
the gold reserve and provide means to meet tenn
porary deficiencies Of revenue was passed py
majority OF thirty-four votes Against the last
two bills every Democrat. except one, wnether
he stands for or against the Administrator was
recorded OF course the Administration desired
the defeat Of the bill which passed the House OF
Representatives to-day; not only desired IT, Du'
used active and unusual, if not unprecedented
means to accomplish 1t.
EFFECT OF CARLISLE'S STATEMENT.
It was not strange to hear Mr.. Dalzell in
mis- speech to-day, referring to Secretary Car
isles argument against the pending bill which
was published in the newspapers this morning
declare that he was amazed that n gentleman
who had been so long member of the House oil
Representatives should have been guilty OF such
violation Of the proprieties and decencies OF
public and official life. The Carlisle statement
however. produced a contrary effect from lha,
which its author intended and perhaps expected
A number of Republicans who had ABOUT ue
cided to vote against the bill changed their
minds after reading the Administration MANI
festo and voted for IT, II there were eighteen
Republicans who did so then Secretary 'ariS'e
was responsible for the passage OF the measure
but it is not probable that there were so many
Chairman D!ngIey. OF the Ways and Means
Committee. counted majority OF twenty 70
five this morning. but some of his coileaeu ue'
would have been glad To feel reasonably sure %
= majority Of ten votes. AS the d9y wore on
however. and the impression spread ana gre"
stronger among Republicans that the Auhlli's''
ton had not been acting in good ialth' pu' '""'
for a week it had been engaged in negotiations
with ain members Of the last bond synulc"'e
for a new loan under the authority "i the Id" "
1873 the prospects OF the bill grew brighter
Many and strong were the expressions "i IN
dipnation against both President Cleveland anu
Secretary Carlisle.
"BUNCO GAME" ON CONGRESS-
one Republican referred to and read aloud the
closing sentences Of the Presidents annuai mes
sage which was sent To Congress four "eehS
ago. in which ne said. referring to mis- scheh1 VI
financial reform:
have suggested remedy which my juasmen jSnren, /,
approves. desire however to aSsut5 re hen in per-
fecting any otner measure promising - H, -, n
practical eie snd inas W.i To- further me
erests and guard the welfare OF our roui. , NM
whom in our respective places u N"'' "
dertaken TO serve.
This Republican then said:
When I first read that believed that he Pres
dent was sincere and candid. and it seemed TO me
there Tas wa se rensGna9 2s9 81 hc far and
nrotection OF the gold reserve sun peeNeu n ~ ~
al,er ht ss sent To- us week ago. and would NOT
have believed as believe now, tnat W.tnin tMo,-
Gpcuess 1cu Prosident Cleveland the Secretary o.
the Treasury had entered MIC nefom%'oms
one or more members OF the iasi oona ~ 10 an
for another issue OF per cent benqs uhIer e
ihoriy conferred by the act oL 10 dS' 'sthine that
the Admin straton has been and is engaged an "it 4.
attempt to PLAY e%nfG game U fo the
issue OF 800 c0N0 or s2j000'v OF per en-. ,irai
Srono the first 10 take this course unless cong sS
would accept his scheme for IN" retgene m IT, ~
anthority to issue enormous amount OF 60
bonds for that purpos> bel eve r ne are on te
people because Coneress cannot anl W,n nhs ib his
offer "to cooperate with them N periectins any
other measure promising thoT9uEil anu ii''''"
| relief not made in good la''n
CARLISLE SEVERELY CRITICISED.
Tho comments Of Republicans on the conduct
of tho Secretary of th- Treasury were even ho'e
| severe " possible, than those on the fresiueh''
| His bold attempt 10 deleat ieio4 '
which was pending in the House OF fepre'f"'H
tives and on which a vote Was to be taken "''l'''
= few hours. was characterized as not Only lnu7. -
"rac, md irnnroper but as actually Indecent IL
49, racallad that when President CieVeIanu
wrote a letter to the chairman Of the ways anu
! Means Committee eighteen months ago. criticis-
iro and denounclng the bill which became 'l'
Tarirf act of 1891 he marked his letter conn
DENTAL" and therefore probably did NOT eHpec, .E
at the time of writing t. see 1t puolishen m III WV
/
| took il upon himself to rush into tne new
reners with a statement which bears the MARKS
Of careful preparation and deli2e ration III IN Wv
hone Of influencing votes AID deieauhB penn
;na measure of legislation. The fact was also
recalled that only few days ago. wneh aShsu
| for Information which might throw hgnt on IN,
| cncx-and-bul story about Russia's Ciiei 10 reno
s400 600 900 in gold to the United states withou.
| interest-a story which sounded as though II