New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

US for havihc failed H. embrace 'he sIealees
opportunity that has been seen snce SILVER was
stricken down" applause In the Sallefl'sJ
The motion to reconsider was ueiedte Az, anu
the WOlcott amendment lemahs IN 'he pm;
An amendment instruCting the COMMISSIONER
Of Fisheries to make special investigation as 10
the determination Of migratory fishes IN lnaiah
River. Florida. was ofsie1 by Mr. Qoa; -
PENN and agreed to: also an amendment appio-
priating $780, 900 for public building Al fotts-
Vile Penn. with limit Of cost at $eo'0oo i,
An amendment appropriating S9oooV fpT an III.
,cstieation Of the coal and gold resources of
Alaska was offered by Mr.. Squire 'Rep' "ash'
and agreed To. .,, -
moved in the improvement of the Philadephia
harbor shall be deposited on League lsand wa
offered by Mr. Quay diep. PENN ana agreed 10,
The bill which had been In Committee OF the
Whole was reported to the Senate. and Mr.
Cockrell in charge Of 1t. moved that the amend,
ments adopted in committee be agreed 70, co., n rsI
the amendments were agreed to except lew re-,
served for separate votes. but the bill was still
open to new appointments. e..
Mr. Carey Gsep, WyOD moved TO substitute Tor
the paragraph as to pubic buildings in cheyenne.
Wyo.: Boise City. Idaho, and Helena Mont, d
paragraph appropriaing s5oeOo for me sn'e .,
with limit Of cost for each site an" ou''''''e
Mir. McIaurin Dem. Miss) called for sepa-
rate vote on the committee amendnen. il,o' 60
ing the number of assistants In the Ooas' ""
Wr. Vest Dem. Mo- moved TO amend the para
graph as 10 the purchase OF the Blame prUPeiIE
in Washington by making II read lee slinpie
title from" Mrs Blaine instead Of all her tight
.iue - ;ntorost " The amendment was de-
feated and the committee Amendment was 'ie'
agreed to. , =. ,,,,o,d tho
Wolcott amendment for the appointment OF dele
gates TO an international conference on eea,c
ism by a provisO that they shall not agree 10 an!
ratio greater than 10 to l. Il offer H. ne SAID
''to show that am not backslider. IN, lnt
amendment was rejected ana 'heH the "o'N0''
amendment was COncurred in. $500
Then the Sundry Civil Appropriation Dill was
passed without a division
At APO D. m the Senate proceeded 20 the con-
sheraton of the Legislative bill, which fills III
printed pages and 10 which few amendments
were reported from the Committee on Appropila-
lions. These were agreed to accordingly as tneE
were reached in the reading Of the bill After
forty-fve pages Of the bill had been read an
agreement reached that in the evening SEES
sion the bill should be finished, and that no otheT
business should be taken up, except some prlVate
pension bills and tina; Mr. Chandler Rep n ID
might submit some remarks on resolution he't-
tofore offered by him declaring Senator Martin
(Dem, Kan) not entitled to his seat
THE NIGHT SESSION.
= When the night session opened there were not
u. many Senators present. but the galleries were
crowded with spectators The reading of the
legislative bill was continued. and in forty-hve
. minutes the bill was completed so far as com
mittee amendments were concerned.
AT $40 D. m Mr. Chandler Rep.. n HI inter-
rupted the consideration Of the Legislative Dill
and called up the resolution heretofore offered by
. him declaring that there was no lawlul eiecuoh
of the Legislature of Kansas of United states
Senator when Senator Martin was declared 70 De
elected. He began by stating that II the seats OF
Senator Martin. of Kansas and Senator Roach'
of North Dakota. were to be vacated. the Legs
latures Of those two ties. now In session. W'eu
y elect Republicans; and the Democrats IN the
Senate even If they retained the votes OF SEN
ators KYLE OF South Dakota. and Allen, OF
Nebraska (PopuSts), would lose control OF me
Senate and there would be majority OF
against them. 1t had been aways ms Juus 1 hi
AXE thosA two seats should be vacated. ana MS
resolution would certainly he adopted II the sen
ate would properly act upon indisputape lacts'
There had been only three Democrats, ne sau
/. ~, tho Kansas LEGISLATURE. but the Republicans
and Populists had been hoodwinked INTO eISctn h
Mr. Martin. who. as soon as ne cdule ~ ,. " az" ~
ineton made the closest connection Win the
Democratic leaders. After his ADMISSION 10 tle
senate he had renowned all pretersions ot Popu,
list Affiliations and had possessed himself OF an
become one Of the mos; uncompromising and re-
lentless Democrats in the Senate
From Kansas Mr. Chandler passed to North
Dakota, claiming that Mr.. Roacn haa pee"
elected by interference and manipulation OF 'ne
hasest sort The Speaker Of the House in North
Dakota. who had taken part In it, had MI.
Chandler said become dshonored and dIsgraced'
and had come to Washington looking for a feu-
eraI office. and had. falling to receive his ex-
pec.ed reward. wandered TO parts unknown Mr.
chandler charged Mir German dem. Md with
having thwarted investigation into Mr. R"ach :
case and read volumnOus extracts from Inc
Congressional Record" to prove IT, Ana now
he said in his btterest tones the cashier Of
the Citizens National Bank Of Washington rep
resents the State OF North Dakota in the appro-
prIate garb OF a Democratic Senator.
The circumstances in reference to Mr.. Martin )
election were then rehearsei by Mr. Chandler IN
great deal. The proceedings. he said mad been as
dangerous and vicious as had ever been heard OF
..zfo, NQr oh
1909 To this hour. he had occupied seat u
which he had no right and he would continue
to occupy il without right until. on March next
this Democratic Congress would come 10 an lel!E
n,injous end and from that day the Democratic
majority Of seven would be changed TO an al
verse majority Of six . 49,,
Senator Hill Dem, y: - repi'ee " 80 ~.
Chandler asserting that the election OF senators
Martin and Roach was fair and honest. Mi.
Martin also replied TO Mr.. Chandler ana me
Controversy was kept up i9r Loh g NM uy ri
recent restoration to favJr al the W mite House,
10 his. dining there and 10 his having nao one
Presidential postoce ElmiTa n,lea on ms
while Mr. Chandler might be bought WIN ON
ner ne (Mr. HID could not be, and declaring that
he had not SEE Ired single office Tor a 1r.fho
Of his since Mr. Cleveland came into power, and
that the pos;office at Em!ra had been given 70
. the man recommended by the regular Democratic
, organization but not by him
+, was nearly midnight when the personalities
came IN close: and then the Legislative bill
was again open TO anne nnnents. MOST Oh IN
anendmen.s offered Objectionable to Mr.
lCockrell Dem. Mo-, in charge Of the bill; but
= for the sake of getting on with the business, ne
allowed them to be adopted-with the intention
evidently, Of having them all defeated In CONFER
q ence. -, o..o ..
(. FINALLY the bill was passed and the senate M
half An hour after midnight, adjourned I'll! Friday
al a. m.
OTHER NOMINATIONS SENT IN.
Washington Feb. 8--The President to-day sent
N tho Senate the following nominations In addtor