New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-28

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e ,o y ,i.b authority 10 the Secretary of the
Tres.lry TO coin II and pay IT out in his disburse-
vnrsaI Of Tho pn.i~, of the Government lie feared
that If It not stopped there "ou,H o ,ariran
moth debt p'cI on the shoulders 81 Toe hhlerl'bis
people. Against that he protested in the name Oh
the people Of Texas :. - oco~.a
an iment TO- sicp the endless chain" arrange
ment by The canceilins Of sreenbackS "heh re-
Tel US now" said Mr.. NILS, what yo" are
" am IN favor. said Mr. Hill. of the goli and
silver curren.y OF the Consultation. am not
greenbaeker and meyer hare besn' norocra,lc Mat
form of 1856 when Horatio Seymour was recon- m,
menied for the PRESIDENCY In i1vor OF pas st in
referenc to NJ s Pesen' p9S5 POSI- ast " from
Roderics's horn were worth thousand men
d.auehtefJ Mr. Mills SAID tha, he propose, 10
oner an Amendment to repfrr all Jaws 'n a' Wni
states bonds FOR an purpose whatever
SENATOR ALIIsON's VIEWS
Mr Alison ot:el. Iowa1. a member OF the COM
mitee on Appropriations said tina; ne Knew 40"
the hours OF this Congress we're fleeing. ana ''"'
the bill must b. competed to-day and the remain
ing appr9pfs.!on bis competed WITHIN the mex.
TWO dag lie beloved Il to be- me frst uHi foo9 81
Senators 10 see 60 it, best they coId thit tnos
appropriation bis are disposed Of AT the present
session lie would vote that the ans ndn.h oi H. IT,
Committee Appropriations was III oinI -, re
The one as /, The certificates N in ctenn.ss-bui he
was quite clear "a 10 the sec phu Cl",' ,,r'
ront drdciencss In revenue should not have to be
supplied by the Issue Of thrty-year esnis se hc 20
him 10 be a question about Nhirn in''f "uth, il''
To be a division Of opinion IN ether hou''' anu ",'.
les such provision were mad .es oC ~" rcas
ury would exercise that powCr. ,,,. ,., ..,h,
a provision for ceriifcltss II indebtedness VIII solve
the question Of tn retempu?n OF sFeehD"ckSF VII
Certainty Mr. Allison admitted, That question
VI" AS S]l' is eH nst that the question: Mr. Hn asked
80 which we should address ourselves ,r,,
does not ihf s'ar,S, has seem FOR me las;
six weeks. that is not possible for w. ~ Inc rH
pirng hours of this session to deai W.T. t,Sar1
money? II r. because IL il impossible ma we pro
Pyesi,I,nt md IN. Srcrctary OF tho Treasury from
the necessity 81 issuing bonds for the payment OF
Mr. Hill assume that the Senator agrees YIN
the proposition thai unless some SORT or rVrel y
NV must continue his policy in relation to bonds
llr Alison-l do. He viii pursue II. 49,, =,
nance committee said he held now. "a he did when
the Repeal bill was under discussion tht o,r ~,
a general Law To issue bonds or other public secuIl-
ties with the proceeds OF which meet the current
revenue from other sources. II was a Iow.t nov,
called into into acton hy az actual and wci-deincd
emergency II should not be left to the discretion
Mr. sherman rep Ohio argued that the amend
ment was clearly in order. ana that Il T9u'G os
would enabn' the Secretary 81 the Treasury 10
on % oneon b OF ee T.essu h. an an mt
asrec win lc senator from Ncw-York He would
n SS pe ifer G amoan liz bceyef nat they were
The favori,e currency Of ths people ana that win
$3i6Gr.Vp OF them IN the Treasury and flpo"""D
in gold 'hcre would be NJ danger ~ me fuiuIe
"i' g. ,'ll"i 10y nt'1, III" ti4' 49, ~ 80
point OF order adj suggested thai II il wee over
would moi close fore March (. and tha," said
he. ~ ~ fcs~e to- which W. ar inVitcd."
deni 10 'cycrybdiy tiai II he sneaGmcni were
ruled to bc ID order there could BE- 10 oassag. u
sonable time He therefore moved 20 lsy tho
amendment on ,he taplc
TIE AMENDMENT WITHDRAWN
Mr. German. the author Of me amendul. n' here
rose 10 Withdraw 30. ana saii. The members ~
the Committee on Appropriations we've perfc ,ly
aware OF the fact that attempts made 90 bonn
branches To- dispose Of thif financial question have
al! resulted IA no legislation whatever Having
been compelled 10 ascertain as best we could fhr
into account the appropriations of this session $50
believed % he our highest driy to give the son
tional powers shouii h. e.,.n 10 the rr,isr, ~
the Treasury 10 meet iea. "ncy. II b. ,vid,nf.
The remark ,hat h,So ben made b., s,maiors ON
th,s 500 ei ,n' 'i''mo ana "h. iak. a. ~ 10
made hv The dlstinri,i.h.i rr,,rman ~ thr ~
nance Committee tMr Voorhcc.). whose Judgment
is that additional provision Tor the Tressur, "a
otncr senator that they ~l persist IN discussing
might no, end before fhc iih 81 March Wl,b he
sudden conversions witch appear 10 have taken
tory and which amaze some Of ms on thir side Of
the chsmber-@e have lost the active support of
these gentlemen, and are left To deaf with IN"
we look tie facts plainly IN tho face. Behind this
bill stand tho Legislative Appropriation bill. tho
fciency 6ll. In view Of the Determination OF
Senators on both sia"s and Win q view 10 facili,
tate the business Of the session. am Instructed
by the Committee on Appropriations chang
ing our views az to The necessity OF the amend
The German amendment thereupon with
Sir Mis offered an amendment repeating all
laws that authorize the Secretary Of the Treasury
to sell United States bonds for any purpose what
point Of order was made by Mir. Aldrlch ,Rep.
So Mr Mss arnendmeni Was excIuded seSer"
small amendments were made to the bin. ana unan-
at p. tomorrow. This agreement dispensed
with the necessity Of night session.
in reference to the Tennessee Industrial Exposition
gave an opportunity to SIR. chandler dtep., y. IL
to make ono of his characteristic speeches lie
spoke on tho remarkable condition Of three Of
the Southern States Tennessee, South Carolina and
Alabama IN each Of which there were he said Two
Governors the one elected by the people being out
and the one not elected by the people being in
1t not question of black men; II was a qucs-
ton Of white mon In al, thesc cases the White
was kept ou,. But as, ne ,Mr,, Chandler was in
as9r Of f lea 6erqS YIN ,b whoever
some political remarks nnti n suncry Civil Ap,
believed
ii 10 be to the interest OF the party To- which he
belonged to have AN extra session Of Congress. ne
himself personally DESTROYS Of avoiding H. pro-
vide1 the Committee on Appropriations would use
due diligence In passing the appropriation bllls. lie
would take an opportunity OF the interval between
the passing Of on. bill and the taking up Of another
to submit the political remarks which ne proposed
10 submit In connection with the present Senate
and the way In which the Democratic power in The
Senate had been obtained and retained; md also
10 say what he desired 10 say In relation to the
wofui condition Of the Southern States, In three
Of which the lawful Governors Kept out and
the unlawful Governors were pat In.
After short executive session the Senate, Mt
$3.50 p. m. adjourned until II a. IN. tomorrow.
NEW FEATURE or AN OLD CLAIM.
Washington. Feb. 2 tSpcctD.-Therc is now pend
ing before the Senate Committee on Appropriation
an amendment authorizing the Secretary OF State
[ relmhmr.n 5. q. RON Tor mOncN cXpcnhcl for tho