Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-31


7.-voke a Long and Animated
o.es-s-The Metal Schedule Not
..-fcuIarly Objectionable TO
-~ocrats-Tillman's Sugar In-
,s-.1ation Resolution VIII Pro-
ss5.v be Passed To-M0rrow-In
-ts House.
u-re,0n. May S0.-The impress
u4s general about the Senate, At
dose of the first weeks discussion
-f bill Yesterday. that the
@ schedule would be reached to-
. .ra close of the present week.
--.ess 50 iar made whil>lt was
.- @ marked yesterday than on
r, DAYS. is generally regarded
" less than phenomenal. as mod
H debates go. Senator Vest de-
..a- the present bill is as far
now as was the Wilson OIL
-. i've weeks of discussion, Whlle
.r Jones. of Arkansas. asserts that
gf the present bill was passed
the first day of consideration
., disposed of in the Wilson Dill
--. weeks. The Republicans gen
loucede that
..al PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE,
-tsv are not inclined TO fehcitate
..~,.,ves 700 much until they see
SHAT policy is 10 be pursued when
asri0ns of more general interest are
cached rhla have yet been OrOached.
rrs sugar schedule in all probability
r excite more prolonged and ami
.t-f debate than any other IN the bill.
... Democrats are making very eXlen-
So 1larararion for the discussion OF
.-.s schedule. and several set speeches
OH rs made upon it. The indications
s that various other questions Of
.-sr7l interest will be considered IN
.-rae.iru with the sugar duty. Sena-
r. Pat,igrew is contemplating present
his amendment against trusts IN
... .-rnecti0l and il is certain that
. Hawaiian question will come TO the
- In an amendment providing Tor
O.. ..ntiuuance of
TEE RECIPROCITY TREATY
with .re Hawaiian Islands. With refer
.5 -. The Hawaiian treaty there Is
81. longer much room for doubt that
.-r..r viii be made 20 continue the
r-.-.r. treaty in elect. lt is probable
-..t-. will be done by a direct ded3r-
....r Thar nothing in the bill shall be
construed as abrOgating the treaty.
The E..HIC8u members OF the COM
ur.. . .1-Jemplating this change.
r. Senator parigrew insists upon offer
--.a rs ueudment TO this Sched
lt v --ecpitate one Of the most
Interesting Debates of the session. The
t.r- are nor yet decided
whether they viii caucus on
TIE SUGAR SCHEDULE.
here Is moro orr less talk to this
here are TWO schedules 10 be con-
red after the conclusion Of that un-
4 t present discussion before the sugar
sII.e can be reached. The metal
III- Is not especially Objectionable
r .-s Democrats containing as il does
many ot the Wilson bin rates. but it
is more Or less complicated and will
sar.ly consume time The wool
l.a will develop no little antago-
r,u ON account of the duty on lum-
a There Will be quite a determined
sr-r 90 restore white pine lumber TO
4 .- FREQ list.
The TillmGn resolution for a sugar
-rs igaJi0u probably will be reported
-e senate Tuesday. It will be pass
without difficulty, when taken up,
tirg 20 the present outlook; but
i >-arr TuIman will find oppOrtu&.y
i r -.as another speech if there is any
\ apparent effort at delay. The Senate
4 r. r.. he iu session tomorrow. hav-
li0Uued over on account Of Dec
ration day.
HOUSE MAY BE LIVELY.
The attempt to embarrass Speaker
aa. f1r the programme Of inaction
so-L " the majority has become
settled policy of Representative
. SIMPSON and other members OF the
minority. and the sessions Of the House
5 week will witness a continuation
these tactics The conference re-
. ---s on The Sundry Civil and Indian
t.m.ation bills are ready for con-
'-..0u and this week the leaders
' like 90 dispose Of them. But
difficulty now is that many of the
have gone home and at pres
there is no quorum in the city.
WIN interfere with the desire OF
leaders TO recess until Tuesday,
l the House meets tomorrow and
r an adjournment until Thurs
U7 hat day. if a quorum is pres
ra. House will proceed with these
rrrference reports and also the bill
Er- special appropriation for the
ueur printing Office.
HANNA MAD.
Senator Hanna was quite concerned
over the publication of a report
Tac- that he had promised the
that a pooling bill should be
@ ouJ Of consideration for the
assistance rendered the Re
- party by the railroad COM
n the recent campaign. The
he said lis prepOsterous, and
-0autly deny Il"
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