New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-17
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ard above the gold reserve. and asked Mr. Sherman
r va hsroa p mad reply which was not clearly
RESPONSIVE to the question and added that ne Wa Wa
passed as It would provide enough revenue temnSS-
rary. He commented on NE ,tat II vas a most
nowardv evasion OF great and important duty y
That free-sver amendment had been lntrouIeco o
order defeat the Dingley biii IL nag NJ ZEN nnf
Inc BIZ and no connection with it, IL nad peeh pun
there to prevent action in passing the c'''
MR. TEILER'S ATTITUDE UNCHANGED.
NJ. Taller fs,,ver Rep. cold made his way into
the discussion and declared positively tha' II "ao
been well known that II every Rcpuohcah oe"a'o'
voted for the Dngley bill 1t would sun lao"
one OF a majority and that 1t was the merest pre-
,ence for ANYBODY to say that ne had expected 'ha'
hill to become law 1t had not been introduced 10
be passed. and 1t was not Mt Dill 10 pass ~, come
PuSoan party he wod no be- tempted now
press an opinion to how It had secured 40 ,n so
power Some other time he would nSoms 90 and
pledge the American people that the fnT
Seaqs You'd d aar With the coming in Of hs
Republican party If the of eSntd id% +, had n
serve it, The Republican party had duty 70 do to
the American people. and T. would not 40 II oy 'a IN
ao g that IN" that was the bin which it wanted lie
declared empha tical,y that the Dngley bill would
os the oor who did not Know it. why therefore
he asked. should the Senate spend time over It?
bs ShS5eP had not begun The
cussion but that it had been got up by the Senator
Senator from Colorado TO elect Mr.. Bryan.
lana aid no am not hm M fsr %r r
peated his assertion that the Dingey bill had not
s cod %Ssn was BE and
passed 1t introduced for political purpose
Mr. Hale Ger.. Me- said that il had never oc &c.
cured to him that the Dnsy r m mot to be-
pose. IL Republican Senators could do so
Teller asssred that the pnssy G f sn
American people from ,hs financial g que, W
in the last statement and said that The Dnsiey
bill even If IL had become u law. would not have
II was unu rt and UNEQUAL rhe Presens eec
ton he added. has passed, The combinations OF
matters of history. Republican Senators have not
the power to pass such Il monsirosity as the Ding
model II and MAKE it Republican measure and
ii is trfing with the business Interests OF me rom
that action will be taken or the M when
everybody knows that action is impossible.
FIGHT FOR THE DINGLEy BILL USELESS
Mr. Hale expressed the nope that IT., Senate aud
country would take notice. from the statements
made by Senator's German and Teller OF the diff
culties under which the Republican party in the
Sonate labored. There was no use in fighting for
bill the passage OF which clearly impossible
He agreed with Mr.. German in saying that II would
be the business OF the Republican party at an cary
session Of Congressman the earlier the better
TO take up the whole tariff subject and secure a
protective measure moderate in its terms. but sufii-
cient to give revenue TO the Government or prop
erly TO protect American industries.
Mr.. Gorman-You have succceded-I will not say
how-in havirp; the responsibility. But you know
that you accomplish anything substantial
at this session OF Congress. You ought. therefore
stop this discussions and prevent the upturning
of the business interests Of the country.
Mr.. Plat Rep. Conn.,--The Senator from Mary
land IL quite right. We meyer have had chance
to pass the Dingcy bfli in the Senate. and have
less chance than ever
Mr.. Sherman am inclined 10 think hat IN viev
of the statements as TO the impossibty Of passing
the Dingey bill we ought not to waste any mort
time about IT, We are not disposed to attempt I'M
possibilities.
That was the last word Of the discuss OH. and
the Senate after n short executive session. adj
journed until tomorrow