The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-21


take the shir, on the people rather than
violate our National credit"
lie declared that an agreement, could
10 reached In twenty four hours II SEN
II congress did no, act, thea Mr., shcr-
mau said he had faith that President
| tleNel and-wd;h whom he did not affiliate
on appropriations beyond the revenues
he had on hand The voice OF the coun-
ny said he. demanded that eve pay
MS we go Unless tuiS was done our couu-
Try would he bankrupt and IN a position
more degrading than that cf amy OF the
'Hsp would 1' ,g Q, the w 81, acs ,c
"mtncr than issue sloo'oGeoco In treasury
certificates IN n single yenr"
Mir Gormnn followed IN answer TO Mr..
sherman. lie said tho remark ot the
senator from ohio was remarkable. Ia
posed a similar measure four years agu.
10 meet n irrespective deficiency in the
last vear OF iiarrisons ADMINISTRATION.
Nh sherman Interrupted to deny that
his measure was Intended To meet a de-
under the Harrison administration.
MIR. German read ,hu treasury figures OF
four years ago, csnicndng that a de-
tc,vncy was impending. lie proceeded to
show that the failure OF the incomc tax
feature OF tho taru act aud the too llhc-
tral extension Of the free list had led
20 The prescut inciN OF revenue. The diirat
appropriations and contracts authorized
this year would reach almost Sdolv],nl
While the ro>nues would be FAR short ~
that amount What was to be done to
meet THIS deficiency? asked Mr.. German.
Was II intended to spend the money iasvd
ON beads Or would the executive branch
thvaw the VIII Of congress 10y not apond-
ms what congress had ora sted sperti
ketorrlne to the blngleN vncssc ICY
tnllu lil; Mr.. German assertcd that I,
never Ind been intended TO pass It, and
that If passed II would uot have Niolt,ri
rpvenue sufficient to meet the REQUIRE
mcuts ef the guvornmeut.
hat. h.... f.assf N...ts IL
proceeded Mr.. German. THAT ii he Is IN
t1rutst IA r,t, hang an unpar tsan RENE iy.
ip Us agree on throe thlugs The rcpaai
%. TINT error whlch crapt nio the pre- nj
ieN Ns TO alcohol used IN The arts. which
reveal VIII save N5.tN.mN. 10 lay taN
pu tea. which every one In tho rnt,d
Sjaies will approve NJ 3. or cents a
roEud. and then a duly ON coffee. which
would be 50 small that nobody would
Mr. German said those three remedies
would yiold hrtween Sooar.orl and $1,000,
vN. If the thio senator would agree 10
This non-p partisan proposition SAID Mr.
Gcrman, senators could unite and save
the treasury THIS. and the emergency
certificates proposed by the amendment,
nauc.M affairs of the country. The sem
atur referred to the conspicuous "caudi- |
datr TO direct an administration which |
would project untn 1t became exclusion. |
The canddntc of n party of ,NtiuVagnncc
M expenditures.
III this congress aljourns without maxi |
ing provision for the treasury said MIR.
German IN cnnclusiun the responsible |
ity must rest with those who control both, |
branches Ot congress. II YOU Say that an
"incrrency tariff bill vas offered, then |
the senator from Montana cnrtcD has
given you an answer and has rendered
service to the country IN his manly eN-
posiir, of that hill."
Mr. Mills withdrew his appeal from the
ruling cf the chairman aud moved Instead
that Ito German amendment be laid on
tho table. This motion prcvailci-Ayes y.
necs ..
The negative vote was cast by Senators
forkrnli. Daniel. Frye, .iornan, Gray
MIR Perer Upop. kan) followed with
an amendment providing that all pro
Visions under the l'cnding b,il he pad IN
sued az required rns amendment WA
defeated Ayes r.. NOES -
rhos. voting in the affirmative we're
Democrats panicl-, George. MILE, Roach.
Vest. Popmllsts-Allcn. Bntlor. Kyle. PEI
fer Stewart
MAes) To- ncmdc the ilaipin torpedo
among those to he tried for Notifications
was defeated - 10 n.
The fnriicifnflon4 Lin th"u rasF,i.
The conference report on ne NJ f9r
tho rrlirf Of scitlerg on Nurth'rn Pnr'nc
Indemnity lands was agreed 4" ltill-
5itG .OA for public buildinr at Salem
orc. ana tipnna0 far n public hnilding al
Taroma Wash leasing inc omaha inui-
fnrv reservation 10 thu S'ni" If zebra -Nhi
Amending oopNreti law. ~ II rnn. rIln
innl and civl sui' for unnuthor1,i per
forrnuul-. of musical or drlrnilrdl com
positions, Amending ihe prnslnn eve 20
service nnd was wounded IN INC Union
servico ur.or TO Sentcmhrr " l'h', serving
pension by roHsou - pr"yi"i. Hpntrh' fi,r
scrNicos. FOR the relief ~ homestead set
tlors on unro.orvcd puNir. lnnh
Then. at G y. M tho senate oaloufn''