The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-02

representative OF the people In session" he
SSnt,1gsd; the P re SIs e% Une pnTts' y, dfs sscnm.
plishes by indiTectlon what he has no authority
lie went or TO declare. on behalf Of tho agrl-
cultural classes, that they would repudlate both
the principal and interest OF ne bonds:
"we n% Will have ~ot Sloodshed. / suppose"
" You can force the blO. ishud." Mr.. Tillman
shouted, excitcdly. "iteii Ton that we are dcs-
THAT is very evident" Mr.. Hill interposed
Mr.. Tiimon went on to contrast the two Dem.
ocratlc leaders. Calhoun and Cleveland, aud
sad that Calhoun stood up for tho people at
large. while Cleveland was the cNemiplar and
the almighty dollar. lie sncorcd. nt Mr., tleve-
lands veto ~ small PENSION bills. while he
turned over $40, 600. 600 to ono jew" Laugh
" MIR. TIllmen declared that Mr.. Cleveland had
man MI and said that Secretary Carlisle and SEN
a'or Sherman had exactly the came notions.
WSheneyer he m.n nsSa inter D chn he r mesnt
that the one was honest to his friends the bank
ers. while the other had pfovcd treacherous to
Mr. iii tDcm.. y. " spoke of Mr.. Tlllman's
speech rs u romark able performance. which did
Would Id" have been eni wiser. perhsbms when that SEN
ator gave to the Senate anA TO the country the
sgectaseIe Whirh b he n did the his last ss,5 !im pd he sH%f i:
MIR. Hid erred to-day in noticing some Of his
suggestions, Tho senator, from south Carolina
lhl mot Wholly huuTthhfh- nh clllu No " lho
Naval Appropriation bill, but had spoken
ot the finances. Of the bond issues; and Of
the bond InvsstigHtlSn' and naw had SSr, finally ally
by himself and South Carolina" Laughter
With much that he had said he tMr; HLlD had
no concern. To his criticisms of the Ad-
mipistrAtlon he did not propose to, reply; lie
had as the Senate and the country knew little
lie had not been the recipient OF its patronage
or fnvors. Therefore, no did not propose 10
notice. except very briefly, some OF the gratu:
iipuC i,nrnllad far aud unidentified remark OF
his friend from South Carolina, who loved
him" Laughter and applause
mocrncy Of the state OF Sew York. and. said
that I could not be charged With responsibility
ii rccollect." sad he. that State after state IN
the South instructed their delegates for free sill
yer and Grover CiGyelSn ,i.r Thsy have rot not Got got
lar Democracy Of New York protested
made. loyal Democrats as they are. they went
hack; and | Joined them In giving New York
matter what may be In store for us in the next
campaign. come victory or defeat. come sun
shine, or shallow. come veal or woe. ! viii be
Democratic candidate-and In behalf OF what
ever may be the national Democratic platform"
Speaking OF the Chicago Convention. Mr.. Hill
said II will go there with my party. | will
20 20 t nSiGs e br ,bs rs to ipeS WI. my , Irnt Cns ns1t umn
shall be ended" Then he said, in another con-
n"ction: While We are washing Democratic
linen VIC might as well wash II out" In con
~neclion with tho Chicago Convention he added:
IL am not pledged either TO the head " this
administrator or to any Of /: who may
he n candidate for public position. While the
Secretary Of the treasury is an able. thoroughly
honest. and competent man. and one who has
reflected honor on the section of the country
which he represents. | think that he made "A
mistake in his contest before the KeutuCky
Legislature against the reflection OF Senator
blackburn. who was the nominee of his party
caucus"
MIR. III alluded to Mr.. Tillman's attack upon
the President because. he said, he had vetoed
pension bills for some d~esertcrs or trnmps. aud
lie added " In my humble udgmon he is not n
candidate for reelection. WHY trouble ourselves
In regard TO him2 Let us prepare for the con-
flct against our common enemy; Let us not
quarrel among ourselves. We should pursue
this policy: In essentials. unity; in non-essen-
tials. liberty; in all things. charity"
Mr.. HUI closed his speech with these words,
amid applause. The deh. q had lasted tho
whole dny and up to half paJT o. Mr.. Halo
tRep.. Me-. in charge OF the bill. suggested
that the session 10 continued till 7 O'Clock, or
that there be an evening session.; but he ac-
ceptcd n counter offer by Mr.. German that the
final vote ON the Naval Appropriation hill shall
be taken before adjournment Tomorrow, and
with that understanding, the Senate, at o:45
j.. NJ, adjourned till Tomorrow.