St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-10
WILL PROBABLY BE PRECIpITAT.
ED BY QUAY,s RESOLUTION FOR
RECOIMITMENT.
RESULT is MUCH In DOUBT
ATTEMPT TO REORGANIzE SENATE
WILL BE MADE BY REPUB-
LICANS THIS WEEK.
FREE COINAGE IN THE HOUSE
Vote on the Bill Is Expected Tues.
day-Certain toaBe Re-
jected.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.3The f1rs
business of Importance before the SEN
ate on Monday probably will be the
vote on Senator Quay's resolution for
the recommitment of the revenue tariff
bill to the committee on finance. Sena-
tor Smith, of New Jersey, is announced
to make speech on the Monroe doc
trine on Monday, and Senator Blanch-
ard on the same subject on Tuesday
The Hansbrougn resolution in regard
to the distribution of seed by the ag-
ricuitural department will, by agree
ment, be taken up early in the week
and it is the purpose of the committed
on appropriations to get the apprOp~ia-
ton bills up in rapid succession and
out of the way as soon as possible.
Four of these bills have already been
reported from committee, and others
will follow as speedily as the commit
tee can turn them out, after their pas
sage by the house. There will be an
effort to secure an adjournment from
Thursday until Monday to permit the
Pacific railroad committee to continue
its hearings. 1t IS probable that The
better part of ire week VIII be given
UP to the appropriation bills The Re-
publicans expect to get up the ques-
ton of the senate reorganization to-
wards the latter part Of the week,
and if they succeed, this Will consume
considerable time.
The interest in the Quay resolution
is enhanced by the knowledge that thu
vote will be very close. The Repub-
licans expect to poll their full vote
of forty-four members for reconmittal,
and they are not without hope that
they may get n vote or two from The
Democratic side. This claim IS, how
ever, vigorously contested by the Dem.
ocrats, who say they Will nave a full
Democratic and Populist vote against
this proposition. If they succeed in
defeating the res oiu.i IN, the effect will
be to place the silver substitute for the
tariff bill before the senate, but it ia
not expected it will be taken UP inn
mediately Senator'S incline to the be-
lief. that in no event can the tariff
silver bill be disposed OF within less
than months time.
COINAGE IN THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9--The general
debate on the free coinage substitute
for the bond bill, which was discussed
day and night for four days in the
mouse last wax, Will close tomorrow.
1t is the general expectation that n vote
VIII be reached some time n Tuesday
AS to the result, there is no sort OF
doubt. Mr.. Dingley's motion TO rcn
concur and insist On the house bin
will carry by g vast majority. prob
ably exceeding 100, If there is a full
house 1t is not believed that Mr.
Crisp's motion to concur in the free
coinage substitute will muster over 10t
votes. If an opportunity is given ia
concur in the last three sections OF
the bill, to redeem greenbaoks in gold
or silver at the option of the govern.
ment, to coin the seigniorage and to re.
tire, national bank notes OF a less de.
nomination than 3d. the vo,e may be
close; but it is thought that parlia.
mentary manipulation will rrtyent
votes except on the main propositions.
Inc resolution to censure Mr.. Rayard
can be presented at any time during
the week, but it may be withheld until
the pending appropriation bills the ag.
rlcultural, army and District of Co.
lumbIa are out of the wav