The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-17
NO TARIFF LEGISLATION.
THE ENICTuINI OFINOIHEE mn
UILL 90 ORR
To An Extra Session Many Aiiu>ions
Made To Alleged Frauds and Corrup-
ton i'm the Lat. Election.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Dec. IA
very interesting and important discus
sion on Mr. Aliens pop. Of Nebraska,
resolution to take up the Dihs'ey o'''
for consideration IN the Senate was
started to-day by sir. Vest ana was
participated in bv Senators Allen Oh'""-
Ter. Galiinser. Frye. Hale. Aldi'eh' 'N''
man. Teller. Al.ls. and German
In the course of the debate more '-." i,
one aliusion Was made 10 il"v .I'l.-
corruption at the laft pi'-i"' lI','' ,i,.f-
tiOn. ANA Air. Teller feh.Ht So - 49,
eddy that he was not Ger H.
candidate tMr. BryaW ma" ,,',,,tf.r
leatcd. Mr. Allen toned 49,,
difference could Ue pnlnttd o|l " ~
the political principles OF Wy mi
lican party ana Ok Ut. IicNT' 80,
said iOculariy that lle lItsihth' GU
Inc Kcpubiio.!n partv would have TO DE-
tagged boz order TO enable ~
distinguish the one from the o'"..
80 TARIFF LEGISLATION
The upshot Of the debate was d CON
ulete acQuiesCcuc. Oh bolh slue3 "a
chamber in Tie fact mat ihe h'''@ IT,.
bin could not p0ssiD.. Dee ia. ''" ,,r,.,,t
present session. and that ihs thd' i'' M
~ "a now taru SIN would nave 10 20
over to % new session ol tDl,-l'''' ~
boz -Ouvened as early ass pos lp'v' dan.
The debate began carry J" Ut, &c.,
and displaced Tine regular oiu'i' 10. ..'
ul.tlfiIr hin 20 a.. ,XpifatlOn oi lNt
m0ruins hour. Teller ana 'Di ~,
thc iast iwo t0 come into we A.,
aud tlc O.t- to IIins 81 10 % h''". 81
Teller declared uO-iNFrF '4i"t '.,fit
been well known that 1T every -. t,n
can senator voted Tor the biH-t 80,
10 would nave stlil lacked on" "a "a W
jorIty. and thai 90 was the mri'7, t4
fcUDc fOI ait body TO Say b""' ID,
expected THAT bill % become d '"" ...ed
bad not been introduced 10 De A"'
aua WAS uoi Ut Uil lo pass. ,..,
Tlc Republican party. ne commune
was about 90 come mo -'N'i 49,.
would not le tempted now 10 49,
au opinion as TO how DO itd sac TO-
That mower. some other tine Ae "oulu
probably uu 30. lt was tDuiuiH DO.
power with the promise ana li'u-'
the American people iAat the ni7''
condition of affairs which IAu
ion n,.uv wears would disappear with me
COMING 300 ~Of the NeplDNtth pare
the era OF confidence mad stfuch '"'
country. Dice tMr. Teller "ad l"ue" ~
observe o. The Republican pai,y
duty io DO 90 the american ptoplc. .,'-
10 would not DO 10 by talking ABOUT t--t
Du-lcy biii unless ia said 90 the co-hliy
that fnat was the bul which IL w"hltu-
lie declared emplaucaAl th"' .l'
Iingley bid would never become 'a
and that there was not "a man on ,'.'
hOOr who did not know d. n.y. 'n'' N
fore. he asked should tie Senate s.en"
' FRAUD INTIMATED.
Mr. Chandler remarked. with point oil
sarcasm. that Republican senators bad no
begun The discussion, but lhat u ..aD
been got ND hv the Senator from 40
braskl lMr Allen. who hdd ttled' VIZ
the Senator from Colorado, 10 elect Mi
And I am not sure" Mr. Teller broke
iu. "tnat We did not elect him. 'LdNth
terri
Mr. Teller repeated hts assertion tha'
the Dlneley bin had not been introduce,
10 Doe passed and that 10 was uhuei 'v'.
| when h was introduced. that II cOulh hu'
be- passed. II was introduced iOr pom
cal purpose, and TO sam po"'ic"l "N
vantage. "a a.. q,
had never occurred 20 him that the Ding
ley lil was moi go be passed I'D Hh non
est fashion. and for an honest purpose
/ IL Republican senators could 80 .,,.-,..
MI. Teller asserted tndt lIe Di.i1'N
/ bin was political movement io ni
the attention OF the American people iIoii
| the financial question.
Mr.. German dem. of Maryland agree.
| with Mr Teller in the last sta'emcnt ,ii'
said that The Dingley hill even III J.. l"'
become "a law would not nave inpiot %.
the condition OF the Treasury, ana ina
10 was unjust and unequal.
"Vhe presidential election, be added
"nns PASSED. The combinations OF me-
and Interests made iu that campaign di'
ro,c matters OF history Republican sen1
TORS have. not the power 90 pass NutH d
fnonstro-lty as the Dineiey bill 1ou nav
no time or inclination 10 remouei u ai'
mako DO Republican measure ana J.
trifiing with the pu-lhes' ilr' ,,i,,o,,.
country 90 hold ont a hope by continue,
debate here that some acuon VIII N'
+.t.n ON the BIN. when everybody KNOW
tfat action g. impossible.
AN EXTRA SESSION.
Mr. Hale expressed the hope That ih'
senate and the country would take NOTICE
from the statements made 10y - haluI'
German and Teller Of the diihcuiura uH
dcr which the Republican party III 'i'
Senate lahOrcd. There was 10 us
fighting for bin ne pa ~ vi VII.
WAS clearly impossible. lie hsi'eu
Nr- cofr1an ip saving that N Woulh 10
/ the business OF the Repunlcah7 az q,
| carly session &C Congress anu tny '' .,e
| fine lctt.A-tO take mp lhe NIi"IN ,' ~
.r.f.fa.f and secure protective" Hl'f@ u.
moderate in it's terms but Sullci'H, "
.,i,.. revenue 10 the Government anu 10
/ properlv protect American indu9lilefS ..,,
Mr. Goriuan-You have succeeded ~ WI
NOT saw howl in having the icSpoiTlul',i ., "
! Rut Won know that YOU cannot h',o,,nl .''l J,
! ANYTHING substantial ar tnl- So i"',
/ corcrr.s You ought. therefore 10 Stol
| fhis discussion and prevent we uPl.i ,i,.'
/ Of tho business interests OF lie 'u.l'' ~,
Mr.. Plat rep. OF Soiinecat'..u' ,i.,i.f
/ senator from Maryland IS Gun a.,
! W. never have had chance no pass wv
| Dinrlov bin in the Senate ana W. nav
| Iees chance now than ever. g. ,hf,,
/ SIR Sherman cm inclined 10 l".l.'
! ,Igf in view of the statement az TO ,I
/ i,,no-siNitv Of passing the iln-. -,
I ,tIt yvo OUGHT not 60 waste "nl ~,
] .i,,e about &c. We are not i7p''''
! attempt imuosshiltiesF 80 tho irpor
/ That was the last woru ~. ofter
,.rt discussion. and the S.nt'r. ~ w. ,,,.,
| short executive session.
tomorrow morning. clio Dineiev Dbl
pnrore the debate ON nc l'n.- .r
tor.r trc Senate passed th" p,n ~
nrorrisfion lHl without an!ei',.',,l' ,,,or
onlv BIN Of general interest "''''
House Proceedings.
,-,o House to-day 900 Committee Con 2
,,i,Di. devoted nearly ah ol @ IN ~
eassiop to the army aupfo ,.uS
NO volr ending June ~ 49,, WAS encn
/ a great portion OF ih, The chairlna
IN o." ror,n,iftce Mr. Hopkins. on, ,,r
U u .l,.t lam amendment 10 on. ,,, 80 !.
| ~ errirrs Hospital h9 l' .,.f.,,
IT,. r,c surgeon General ann ,nene
! ~ war was ont Of order .'',,sslon wa
~ existing law. me pir,iev Rcl
ouitc interesting. MeSrl7' ,re.iD lit
~ ,f.irel Bailey Dem. a.. No., ,
vi Hr,n Of Arl,ameasl. crow '"TH.
BD,nsvlvaniai Hun rep ol 's titiroie
~ ~ Iowa.. Cannon t'fn "t a,,.,io
INA oilers participating. | 'd,,o, r
as iruorfant as anecun- u,,it p,
"a. House under the fuler' ~ % none
strict or define the eNp'nul y. bul q
'aIIi," no ,omwittee-0H TO o. u'
on, ~. rbafrrrnn. but later Itl"0'