New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
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tariff measure, within two weeks ..o,a
AR aldrich-Will he consent to take WV
upon 1t without further discuss'oh'
Mr.. Allen-At this precise moment
Mr. Aldrich--Yes, or at any une @ !. - Nv % amen
1T is idie to ask such question: ..noes not
repled with an air OF contempt "wLrcon
the Senator understand tnat .ie
caucus has abandoned the Dill
. NOT ABANDONED BY THE CAUCUS.
.,rha, ;s not so" broke in Mr.. Gallinger
Rep. y. h. o,,.a,aoar
"Jt is so reported in a Republican newspaper
of this city" said Mr.. Allen
1T is not So" Mr. Gallinger repeated
eve can pass this bill in fifteen minutes
said Mr.. Aldrich. ''if the Senator ana HIS i''e"N'
wiz ., ow 'o 80 present TO the Senate and the coun,
try Mr. Alien asked "a tariff bill that you VIII III
consent to be bound by for the next ioD'
at this session of Congress? D,,,h
This inquiry elected laughter among Hep"''
lican Senators and shouts or no. ,, ..ro
.Wv question. Mr.. Allen continued. pro-
,,oiass almost universal laughter on that siae
of the chamber You said to the country 'niS
fan that you would at the first inonle t"no xo, o
tha tariff question and settle II; ana now ""
ia',sh , when vour attention is called to it, what
Is there in the tariff question that N"u,u u ;
quire Congress to spend SIX OF .s setsn WHY
an extraordinary session 10 consldei IL. - o
not Introduce the Mckinley bill. the paha.vesa
FOR all evils and have 1t reported neie "s' .
the next ten days and passed wl'nih % wv " 80
s;wty dsveo Do YOU want to threaten the
country with an extraordinary session VI aaTs
gress Do YOU want to sit here hliiet! 80 u. -
practically idle. and let the couhtI! sun, SUI.
,rrhan Won have It within your power 10 pun q
tariff bill on its passage ana nave "'S'''
intelligently?" NJ ,,ar,cb broke
In .whether he will vote for this Dill as IL
came from the House Of Represen'aM,,,t&s. any e. ., nav ,
the Mckinley bill or for any otner o,l' M ea ~ any
no nresented by the Republicans. now or at any
other time?" 90, Ill, no. vote for this
Won an
~ such shane that I can vote for 1t. and that
other Senators can vote Tor II WHO are "o' '''
bers Of your party
MIR. HALE TAKES HAND
Does not the Senator see saio MI nav
CRep Me) breaking into the colloquy' 'ha' "
is an entirely different thing to ask the fepuo-
lcan party, which is in minority heie DO "
clearly is-to take up and consider ana peIlec' "
general bill when the conditions are eXPec'eu W
be entirely changed in the next Congress; Inc
Republican party expects to nave al a'So'u''
majority in the Senate then.
.Where will you get your majority from! MI
i'aIe az saw" repeated Mr. Hale. that the Repub-
lcan party expects TO nave HaJoi"S ia ~
Senate next Congress. 49,
Expects" Mr.. Allen echoed. with sneer,
Then" Mr.. Hale went ON. we can taKe ap 20 "
General tariff bill; and have no doubt tha' We
will All that we ask now Is the Passase Vi 'S
Dingley BILL which is a temporary measule-a
measure that intended 10 ehuo" IL Do"
cratic Administration with enough revenue 70
nav the housekeeping bills of the Goverhihen,.
~ the Senator and his friends were IN IaNor vi IL
q vote could be had at once. without 1urtner uis,
cussion The Senator from Rhode lslanu couiu
withdraw his motion to refer, and yea anu ma!
vote on the free coinage of silver SUBSTITUTE De
had If that were voted in the Dill Wouiu ~ W
conference and 1t would be seen wne'her so'.ie,
thing would not come out Of 1t. II IT We're Voleo
down the Senate would be brought 1ace 10 race
with the Dingley bill and could take q vote upon
., a. once without further discussion why Is noa
the Senator ready to agree TO tnat ne ashet a.
"Does he not see that the Republican party IN
this Senate is not as it hopes to be in the next
Congress able to report a general tariH revision
bill?' . ~ ,h,.
"J believe" was Mr.. Aliens comment on ths
pont that the Republican party Is IN better
shane than ii will be in the next Congress
U.aughter) ,. ,o,s ,ha,
Continuing Mr.. Hale expressed MS penel ', .iias
in the next Congress Republican Senatois "uuiu ,
he able to report general tarli1 Dill WIiiV iiey
could not do now: but they were reau! " ooi,ie
IN a vote at once the Dingley Dlu-iis. W Oh VI.
bropositon for free coinage or silver anu II '"'
% we're voted down on the House bill
While the discussion was still IN prosiess uie
morning hour expired and the Whoie 1hd.tei WIZ
over without action. 1t does not come up aeaIii
Tomorrow under any rule OF the senate pu, ,iie
motion to take up the bill and proceeu u i'S 0oi
:. alteration may be made at any time. ,.
=. The Immigration bill was then 1orfhaIiy 'aheh
an as the unfinished business but peiore 's reau-
ing was finished the Senate proceeded 10 eHecu,
tive business and at 2:30 o clock ADJOURNED uh'li
tomorrow