The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-10
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Question on a Special Rule.
CARLISLE GREATLY suRea.seD.
He Seems to Have No Idea Of the
State Of Public Opinion.
The General Belief II That There VIM
he No Currency Eesisiastoa-- waia
There he an Exssa session Of tho
New Congress nnay Would rab.
iish the Income r.x Statements.

Washlngsoa city. Ian s--sse1~3sry
Csrhsleis currency ban Is considered a.
ueseazed as a result of the test voSr a,a
the passage CT q rule 10 ciose the de-
bate. With the sangle exception &c
Chairman Springer. the sssenabsis % sha
eSHEaalAttee on hsnksng and currency
stated after slae defoas of she raiA thsx
sale haE wsas killed. They also agreed
that ne furthef csivxeEass iegssaxAtson was
possible Al tsae present session
Sraakee Crisp and his Dssnkssaxic as
sssIaseS of the rules sssnEasfoe have
ressisxsxf for sssssai days that there MaA
= snaisgasy agsaaAs. the hsai. and the ~
suit today Was ascensesi without Asr~
prise, Mr.. Sprsngsr. who has been IL
s:saaxge of the Carlasse idiI IN the hssssse.
said after the tx.sz vvts aksssnSt she bid:
Il wsil Enake no effoaa to take slp the
aslai again this week. 1t would Nc wudl
for the house "a sugn It's attention tu
ether hgiskness. and then. after a rVa<
fEayn the firaanclss1 stefxsfe, IL may ~
made apparent tfsa a naasarafv VIII
sgapgt asae bin. do mos think the axa-
verse yote on the rule pals an end to
all currency iex1sgasAsa. 50 FAR az (
ass cosn1xalcss. 1 @hsaA cserstlsssia ~ f,sxxn
the aa55ect assa5l s0smefheng - asvoau~
pished.s'
It In understood that the cos,wnsffco
on rlles anticipated The possibility oe
such a vote as the house gave today,
ard were tas@siy agreed IN drip this
caHweney han IL that met with the -
buff RI hiss.
Secretary Carlisle went TO the speaker
room In the capitol this Afternoon an1
remafmed an hoaar. comforting with house
leaders on the effect Of the reverse esff-
fered by the currency hsh. Beside Car-
Isle and Crisp. there were prcscnk
catchings and Outhssaite. of the rules
committees: Springer, who had hcen III
charge of the hill: Hall, Of the caarrcncy
crErnlistee, and Tucker. of Virginia. The
talk was somewhat in the nature 0f =
confereasea as to what course OF acsiuu
should be pursued In view ol' the unox.
pectest turn nf affairs.
Carlisle maintained his usual cn<ss-
pessure. and gave no irazeattn that ~
fcat rather chagrined On the con4rarv.
ne sg,oke iocularly ef Sibicy.s sensational
speech yesterday. and said he wosla ako
10 know wlsuzl he had .shribest with =
revenue oollectorship." as Sihiey had ~
legged. The secretary expressed regret
that the rule had been defeated. and ~
shared the opfnion OF others present that
the defeat cloessl the prospects of thU
bin IN It's present form The result wac
surprise to him. for the secretary lasad
not shared the doubts OF the house ieaxi~
ers up 10 The time or the vote. He ex~
pectcd amendments would be suxxestcd
that would overcone the o4pxitiou a.
certain efernenss and make the paAaaxo
of the bill possible. New Mr.. Cawifa1o
agreed with the house tesesiers that IL
was desirable To let the bin rest Tor
time. He did not suggest any new meas
afre or any material change In the hill,
II appeared to be his Idea, however.
that efforts slssaild be directed tuwssx1
learning the objections OF thoass T>Fanss-
Gratis who had voted against the rude. Ii
order that these objections might be over-
come
After the conference Springer said that
while sosEa concessions might be m1stao
in the interest ri harmony, yet no cons
cession could be made on The hasiS of
giving the silver mem everything they
wanted. He said: "Tf Mr. Bland ana
his friends viii not give Us thesr assist.
anee. except en- condition Of silver at .
ratio OF i6 TO ]. then they must shoulder
the responsibility for the defeat OF all
legislation. as no such ccrniap1raise Ii vos-
sssb3ef'
BlaEsf. sf1a exponent OF the silver eIe-
rnesss OF the house. who akied in the do
feat 81 the rule. enid. The vote un-
sisaayfe<fly usesans tfae abandonment oT an
iz9se 10 pass the Carlisle fsEI in fts prss-
e'ss form. fraat h II TOO soos1 to sag |. sxsin
rhe possibility OF any legislation by tHlp
! congress As bong as tn. eiyors Is maHe -
gsve n5oszsssSsy - uafsogsai baaks ard
egeIife SILVER. fhs pan viii faff.
There naay ycf BE- time 10 frame q n1eas-
IRE adequate for the psesefm situation. bug
II IS esrsain shaS any such nleasnre via
have 10 give proper recognition 10 slfver's
Tire views OF Mr.. Eansf and hts aas,-
caases led rrHany rsnsuSsers 90 fDeFseve shak
flse reverse today might be turned into
sssssary by making cosnszalona TO the ailvcr
frAen. Their so.es wousd be much nsora
than sufficient 10 carry the ragge and shs
blIt. II wgaha be sssrh a rsafscal sser. h5W-
@srr. apringsrg SILVER into she qsieszozv
faas tse conservative men "a not rexara
the plan es feasible. II Was, howevcx. tho
main fapIe ef perspective s1sacm.
On ahe Res4glsls1an ssta fhe afsnion MAJ
genssaf that the asfeset ~ abe rule entia1
all chance - currency segs@sasi0n in csn-
| ereAs. H@nf vDstad asof enser sssts q do
| saslssi ss8sssssssesa on the turn ~ affairs
| T'se nEsasssfsasn LEADERS, ~ ti4n house as.
neEs t;saf tfny rad sxFsei 20 offer 80 par-
I tsanssssfary ossfsFseE sg 20 n vote w4xat-
eyer. II 4ssey nsS s5eea permitted 10 vf4o
fsrzs on lire nfnta and trntm #essaurss e.
the bin. asr. Reez was on mrs fest foe
recognition WITH stae dFafH 0f . rss~ IA 80
KssszssS. prsssi47-sg FIR = saae ON tfse h&H &C.
eorting - fhkz rAssa fhsH ". voting Tor fho
ss5rt1a aTrs seHga ws-ssoas f1rss- TIE Re-
FsfsysAcaxs wousf h8ye all sesAt for fl1sn
rsale- AFR Wasksr. sf 81 assar rfa1ssetss. wssO
ssa1 tesl shn EGssaas2scsss 9ppnsttIon, mad Ie-
fer1&aea 20 wssaxEFaw assss sSsl waxtsn n
hsss previously notified ere <srss@c -
ws9saE4 psfer ass Substitute. and whssh
1TAa sn@ orsty Plan proposed ~ a E.srsIf,st-
casA 1Ie assya misD tfsa1 10 arnez3lrasaSxa
~osss8 a4se beess sffere1 10 ere Carlisle
sxsaf by ERE gegsub1Sxasfs. atshoagh All =
them wysasa ha*e vatess ssgasnet the bsM
.sgsns COLLAPSE - rarasIese." said ~.
voskeT. Speaking CT ere days eyrn<n
t-Tnsrs assa sss ne aaassesal lesrsxsazis<i ~
ttss exgugr~sss aniew4 the xeaase sends =
hssi 10 Ihe sonsr, Mtsseh neessss fsn<,ruf,afse
/ Tsensy aT sxensy-ftys members yasea ~
/ sAe pyev1ssss question wfso would not ss4vo
| voted ser fhA fxa =
Waxa Tie pessabIiitx * zae Rspaafqa
s. asssss SsE 81