New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

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portant BIZ should come to . vote s,, Snq tn
case Of sharp divisions visions we 90 ho' WIS" e''"s'
Mr. Vest also explained that when the bounty
tide and informed Senator's that there would be
trotrscted debate. =. ,.,.,o,so ponuhl,can Sem
8tors for abandoning the amendment deciat,mS
tha, they had right 10 betray the dr T1s ann
pedsed them Then he made statement which
ssd iSaf in sse SesSse f epaOea Led
let it be understood that they would lke 20 ne
STepoaed and that hat the ntimaon mad been
Eeed that one would get on his session st an2
che amendmens was pressed Then our stsr
sns ss w oS Ssd n Senator from
Mr. Allen went. on. arose and expressed the u,
e2oarss Ssfs allow that mt G;
Senator was spsakng IN ,ha snh an amend
ment would be hrough; here, .,,. ,o,n. .ra
Jones entered the CHAMBER at this pe,nfb ana ina
;imaiicn as Mr. Allen had referred e it m never
msnt was brought in .. 49,, withdraw
Mr. Allen accepted The bS snok sTo IN Pick
1T was the simple naked truth. and it is true
Mr Allen then turned to the course Of the Re
ent After reviewina the course of the committee
Il urging the amendmsr and then % "a under
stand that this is purely n6t 10
Sece e IT It should know that our Republican
brethren called on the Democratic brethren to
Be brought ought forward to scare them then they were
wiling e 'ake to their ,be talk e. lighter
vein by asking Mr.. Allen If there was anyth nsas
chan three weeks Of speeches from the Democratic
Mr. Alien then srra,sned the Republican Senators
Tor shedding crocodile tears over Cub2 n,o n The
hey Mond SEND war vessels to Cuba to the
island from Spanish oppression But wnat hn ha
Senate. and it now in the pocket of an eminent
from NOr ndSss THE s sons Of cnba
may be hunted like ANIMALS. the women and chill
S care party M Se
that public sentiment would yet compel the ex-
year saving that i had disclosed that Senator'S
declared ave had the right to speculate. thus in ef-
sat Of modesy to in such cases He also
referred 70 the trials Of Messrs Hayemeyer;
that 1Sagss coe and cox had been Set aside and
The trials, reminded him. he said. of saman,hy
80 Bradley held an acquittal in the air all the time;
He declared that Haysmeyer with his millions and
from Hawaii free Of duty thus aiding in crushing
ed trust in the country had hand in This Con
Yress, he asserted. every industry had been remem-
S on Sa With the dusre Of ACTION
December, when there was no purpose ever 10
ALIENS INCONSISTENCY EXPOSED.
Mr.. Thurston replied briefly to his colleague say
Ing he promised TO confine himself to the bounty
question. Reviewing the former sugar bounty law,
he declared that its repeal act of perfdy
and dlshonOr He regretted. therefore. TO turn 10
the record and find that the vote to repeal that
law the first name recorded in the affirmative was
that OF Mr.. Allen. of Nebraska. Again, he found
a second vote involving some measure of relief
the nersye was fba of of Nbrask" In
1891 Popustic Legislature in Nebraska repealed
and Democratic Governor approved the repeal.
In 1895 Republican Legislature restored the bounty
a Popuistic Governor Holcomb Then when the
Psas4 s SoSnty '2 Vows 50 a "eh %d TT
cisms The Republican party had in this Tariff bin
taken sugar from the free list whore it was placed
Mr.. Thurston lent emphasis TO his remarks by
turning to Mr. Allen and addressing 6 ssh him person
ment in good faith. and had earnestly urged i
Then. holding SS the Prosperity Of the country over
and above the interests of his State believing that
Of this Tsrfr BILL he had whdIswn The boHniS
amendmSn, He WAS SGntent 10 place his record
Mr.. Allen justided his course. saying he had
tered the senate at a time when the Government
was bankrupt and when some couls Sc was impera
Ts 70 meS in h Tes 0G He had voeG S
hs Wilson bin roPeag the 6o%In,y SeSauss the
features. He admitted that the Republican Legis-
Iature or Nebraska Hdu given nNe-e2ni ms cent
bounty on sugar and had then failed to rake an
appropriation 70 pay the bounty Among other
stolen from the Treasury of Nebraska under the
LAST Republican Administration. and the state
Treasurer stood convicted and sentenced TO twenty
years in the penitenuary.
SUGAR BOUNTY AMENDMENT TABLED
Mr.. Allison then moved. means of testing
the Of the Senate that the Alien amendmen;
providing sugar bounty be laid on the table The
motion prevaied-ayes 81; noes, 9. Republicans
nd ed n fab WI he NEGATIVE
votes were case by Messrs Allen Butler, Harris
Kan), Hetfed. Kyle. Pettisrew. Stewart, Teller
and Mantle. Populists. and silver Republicans
It to go TO The people Of the Northwest that the
Republican party might have placed bounty on
Mr.. Allison made request for an agreement 70
maj tine e be SET bHt on an undersanding that
the bill be finally disposed of before Adjournment;
There viii be objection from this side Of the
CHAMBER If there are no further amendments said
II don't Know about that" interposed Mr.; Allen.
ton of this side OF the chamber" Mr. Allen said
he was perfectly willing TO have the vote taken
on but he did not interpose positive objection.
TERMS OF THE AGREEMENT
Mr.. Allison modified his proposition, in response
10 suggestions. making 1t as follows: That de-
bate the Tariff bill shall proceed under the five
minute rule after D.. m. tomorrow, and that the
final vote on the bin shall he taken before ad-
journment tomorrow ,.,u..
whether white pine lumber would he left at 81 per
1000 feet He desired some assurance that the
rate would be disturbed. otherwise he would
object an agreement.
Mr.. Allison gave an assurance that the com
rittee would not make change This satisfied
Mr. Pettigrew and the last danger was passed.
The Vice President distinctly announced the basis
OF agreement There objection, and he
declared the agreement in force.
There hum OF cOngra tua,!on, and then. at
Clio p m. the Senate adjourned.
REPUBLICAN SENATORS IN CAUCUS.
A BEEr-sCGAR BOUNTY BILL TO BE INTRODUCED
EARLY ~ THE REGULAR SESSION
OF CONGRESS-
Washington July G.-The caucus Of Republican
Senators to-day decided not TO present a beet
sugar bounty amendment 10 the Tariff bill again