The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-12-10


,,v house will begin
terday by the decisi M ,,,i,I l,e a.
motion to - a. t.,,1,,,i,,,,.
tariff bill. Unexpeot, a.,
this action was, 1t d, :. ~ g,',..,'t,5 -
niilcance which the vdtt
convey. Immediatel ~, psSsi'1o,,4 ~
Aldrich, OF Rhode Is,5aa a.etNs,, 49,
publican members of - - all a,
tee, moved to recomn. . oa,sa,.a,,,o y.
and this m 80 ~ no,,,y,,,.
when at 2 o'clock the, e,,veros,s ,oo,,,s ~
pired, and the entir6
though no vote had beS-o,-s ,r,d ,,,oo,,s
NelUner a U,ie pIii Vi ence except Mr..
W reooiiiliiiO enJUs was detained.
oo,'enoo 'lo losuio VI fan Dlngley shall
tary fencing between rsnoi forn,olitv
braska, the author Or, hars n ,, orDor.
Messrs. Chandler, Hal aIrogra,,, viii ho
we'll as for an expositiC, to ho laid be.
and shifting elements .bst bo.r,nTs ho
when vote is preoipit ,aa a. which oil
ant public question. lei In tbe tariff
times sharp and perso' cir vio,ys tboso
very blunt in his eva yvitbir n foy,
taunted the Republi
from the Din, ,la, tho Re-
Quoting a tariff campait lIa ~ tho fran.
out from the powers thSvesHtbe usnal
lioan party, said Mr.. A.,Itv nortv-~soon
that with the inoomiTer ,v,,v and to
we are to have an extn,allv M once
Of congress for the purp ,T,rn;ttee givep
tariff laws" the snIIl (,enort
Mr.. Chandler reminde tbar oithongb
not only had tariff won, javota tbe,y et-
the United States alone schedules With
recent election, and he uoil,ar Measrs
aid in q genuine effort t. odve most of
Of the people. Mr.. Halesnor will have
state with frankness th1th cotton and
senators eApeoteu an aqrits and wines,
tho next senate, which W Houkins with
legislation more easy of
than IL Is now. the discus sion
Mr. Aldrich's first moy, "a m node an i'm
bill referred back to the faublioan tariff
with instructions to strtnt than IL was
but later he dion II n prao-
gestion of Mr.. Harris to Great dIfa.
lions 1t was in this foinaelves In the
tion of recOmmittal was Soma Of which
o'clock arrived and cut of the inveatiga-
vote on taking up the bill, sub-oommit-
astonishing a record oif which arise
which future calculations( the govern
party lines were broken, he reoiprooitv
to be direct issue on a,e WOVEN into
Dingley bill, but as an
eulated to call forth explaL hours dura-
tariff forces. mia that they
Early in the day three tbs noliov to
for Cuban inh,iff bilI - 5hev
nished an interesting featlieot. a mod
from Mr.. Cameron of Pc be one whose
Mills of Texas and Mr.. tewhat lower
and, while dlnering IN ter " bill of 1890,
same spirit of recognitionIage advance
States of Cuban independents and oom-
radical Is that offered by Amld NOT hasi-
Is Joint resolution "direC the Maxim
dent to take possession ofperience had
Cuba with the military APPLE
of the United States, and made TO fill
until the people of Cuba 10 created by
deriving it's pm and with
consent of the governed, sDemocratio
equip such military and might com,
may be necessary to secure represented.
foreign INVASION" The re will desig-
referred. week, Mr.,
The house held a three IN discussed
and passed dozen bills Of cancy whose
tance Among them warfg to help the
To extePa tariff bin Mr.. Newlands is
of tho Independent Silver
,ket having formerly been a Republi-
n. 1t Is thought by some that If reoog-
tion were given the Independent Silver
en- by such an appointment II would
nd to draw the support Of several sem
ors belonging TO that faction