The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-04
NO ANTI-BOND BILL
House Committee Kills the
Senate Measure for
Reputation.
DINGLEY's SILLY TARIFF TALK
Senate Sticks to Its Amendments
to the Naval and Indian
Appropriations.
DINGLEY'S SILLY TARIFF TALK

" WAorlliSs1Ao AoN, June !, loso.-ihe
rouse ways ana means committee To-
uay maue snort worA u me senate plli
IS =. ~ - .el issoal'oe y ooiius
~ eo'isl - l'ei'
80 ~ .islas .41'S .ll'As ~
Sr,e.a ~ -. - s.,,
= eiie oil' - u e'D's
- 49, 80 s i'oAsss' "aS i'eliuiiis'
as.loil "as ol tilS lnoeioi'
- ~ ..sley vissp'' Nel' .,ie Snaililisii
=, - eoi1liAit'e ieau - eiie inenips.s 2
-. s,a,.s - m,S @,on msle passen, eAceptlns WI
1.lsp ete1'l' e'a', aii'i MI -sle "a ,1ii's
si1e-n' -, report Which ne mas
:. W. ~ .iie piii - ~ aneicipa'ioii VI ~
uay nee1ils. ms report was lolls'
a,io iss reauahs consumed twenty 1liii-
US. - y ueselipeu ~ seheiai way as
= ne auiiiiiiis = alioil ioi ies
viii s,,,,ss ,eaaiox4 ' 20"
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| tainad also cri+icisn, of ,tha cans+a f.,
| it's failura to. concur in the revenue r,aas
/ ure sent to that bodp early in the SEES
/ sion. and expressed regret that the Sem
ate had done nothing to relieve the situ-
alton, but had, on the contrary intensified
| it, Mr.. Dingley's conclusions were that
! the adoption of the bond bill by Congress
would result in panic, ruin and bank
ruptcy.
When Mr. Dingley finished, Mr.. Gros-
Vehof tRep., Ohio) moved to amend Mr.
| Wheelefs motion by substituting the
Woro adversely 1or favorable, ana on
M MS lie ueailanoeu the yeas ana nays.
.l.ose VIZ No,eo - fepoii 'he Diil 70 ele
'oioeis "ete onaii liisah Diiisiey
4
lcsan,,, nal,,',as. Sa,1' 1T go So i.,e
Tobnsnn M ~ E-,,. , lz,., :. IT, ~.
nev 6Winnl pan,,h,ioans .rts srossrs
Turner 6cza and eobh aSo1 De,noc,.sts .rats -
The TWO negative votes wera cast bv
lMessrs. Wheeler yDem.. Ala.) and MeMii-
/ lin (Dem.. Tenn.
| Mr.. Hopkins stated that if the minority
| members desired until SATURDAY. to ,nal,o
/ 49,. = ls ~ ii"Ae
eAeir report the opportunity would be
given to them.
"neoiei iepiieu 1hdl ne regarded
the proposition as SO important that it
should be brought before the House
Witheut delay. He stated that would
| endeavor to prepare a report rehecting
the views of the minority this aftarnoo,,
In this report, Mr. Wheeler will show
/ that the first expression of the Demo-
| cratic platform ,f 1s7s aanosndad +ta ~
S4sssA y "a. = ~ 1910 oeiiiahoeu the re-
peal OF the Resumption act. He will
| also assert that while the integrity of
| tba ,,rasar+ ex,ac,, a.. =; . .,.a,
- r-.. - 'niSs "a iiSnoie'
the power 10 issue bonds is greater than
| ought TO be vested in anv chief me c;s
| trate and tba+ +ba ~,assy>o,,si,,f,tt, -
s,,a,, ,,.at4o.- -, ioi
sueii MASTERS shouid pc dlVlded with
Congress.
| Mr. Dine1ev,s mo ;oy;t1, ,-a,,ort e s.+;,,
1 ,.a.1S.1 =, u.pof' - sun
iifeoifpiete IA some particulars and for
| thas reason the bill will not be reported
| to the House until tomorrov and nossitlv
80 cs.,s,.. 'i-e possiois
no. unln saturday.
| Although there was evidently no quorum
| ishad no,,o,+i,,eS ~ -iao -
asheu fepealihg the Lords prayer this
| to raise the mint l,,,t doi.,ad - ,,,,+il
| the Journal had been raad Tbe unta
on the question of its % annrovai ne was.N xo.e
SUGGESTED mo nuoI1m M Ssaila, le : 4
II 81 17e ,narT,e1s ,ad bae,, rpntj ~
| the Journal was apnroved 'i''
| Mr. Stro1,nd lpon II c1 who 1,os
| recorded as fha onfv Pon,listt WIZ ,,ota5 wad
FOR the massage of fhe Riulr w mi1 1 sUbeu
bill over the Presidents veto explained
that he had voted saainst tho pobSI' Nj, eaiu
On motion of Mr. Cannon 1Ren f,la
the 5a,sa insisted a,,,o,,
tn tbe ~
fe, me Isl4talllhg Hnaag an1ehdnens am, to the
uenenaI dn1 peLSiency e oiu IN dispute and
oruered iuruner conference.
lne pli pIoVloing Ior the relEstate-
mSnt anu retirement OF John k. Quack-
enbush as commander in the navy,
| was passed and now goes to the Presi-
dent.
The consideration in the Senate of the
resolution offered yesterday by Mr.. Nor.
| gan (Dem Ala,) as to the Competitor
prisoners in Cuba was postnoned unfiI
| tomorrow.
The conference report on the Naval an
proprtation bill was taken mn the a,,ae- as
ton hans ~ ora' +pa pa' ati W " vne ques
lRen Pa that T t1e Ssnat u oad MI Suay S,s
;ts ant reI,,oi,'a " feceue rom
i ~ 1eu uSius tne NUMBER OF
oaasgsieslsups ~ from TOUR % Two.
MI Golinan IAN tgen.s MOI, one OF the
Soha9lless, dsia salu tnat ne ga not desire to
Se9fts G tnS mater any Iurther than he
Would net ns bs wse to m aI
/ Auly tiidt 1i1frtolofc Ill tn6 construction