New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20
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ported tc the House and the previous ques'io"
ordered on all pending amendments and the pas
snge OF the bill
on the passage of the resolution he asked the
previous question. and II was ordered
At the suggestion OF Mr. Bailey, Mr.. Daizeii
asked and secured unanimous consent for an hour
debate on the rule. instead Of the forty minutes
allowed by the rules.
Mr.. Daze. advocating the passage OF the reso-
luton. said that the speedy passage OF tarln
bill was absolutely proper and necessary ,nder the
conditions which confront the Government and the
country. Applause) For three years the revenues
OF the Government had fallen below its cxpendi-
lures that was a condition that should not be per-
mtted TO continue. (Applause)
Replying TO a question by Mr.. McMillin Dem.
TENN 10 the operation OF the rule in regard TO
Offering amendments Mr. Dazell said that II the
Democrats offered only such amendments az they
really and honestly desired to submit 10 the judy
ment Of the House in his opinion the whole hill
would he read and opportunity given for amend
ments
But II II isn't read through" persisted Mr.. Nc
Mn, ";he unread portion will have to be acted
upon without consideration or right OF amend
ment"
Mr.. Daizell-Why Mr.. Speaker, the situation Will
be precisely what 1t was when were called TO
vote upon the Wilson bill. Applause)
ACTION. NOT TALK. WANTED.
Continuing Mr.. Dalzel said it not only
necessary to pass the bill speedily on account or
the condition Of the Treasury but because Of the
temptation 10 defeat the purposes of the bill by
rushing In large importaiions in anticipation OF Its
passage The time provided for the discussion was
ample TO inform any honest man Of the contents
Of the bill. 1.-The country" he said. in conclusion
"does rot want declaration; II wants action ZAP
plause.) Words poor things with when 10
relieve men who want work. All the oratory OF
Congress won't open a single factory nor start
single engine The public and press unite In de-
mard,nc that we act speedily; and ! appeal 10
members on this side TO stand united and har-
m on!ous in passing this bill as II came from your
committee" (Applausc)
Mr. McMlllin Dem. TENN opened the argument
sra,ns, tho rule devotIng himself first to Mr. Dali
scll's assertion regarding the action Of the House
an the Wilson bill which he said was not in ac-
corlance with the facts Turning to the matter OF
consideration Of the bill by the Ways and Means
Committee Mr.. McMillin said that the minority
had not been fairly treated. in that time was not
allowed for them make their report. so that II
could 60 10 the country simultaneously with that
O. the majority. when you were an honored MEM
Der OF the committee he said. addressing Speaker
Reed "an6 we were in the majority. you camored
far tnat right, and we conceded H. But this COM
mittee" he continued was appointed only last
Monday and ;hey magnanimousy gave us one day
in which to consult and determine what amend
mcnts we wanted to make to a bill OF $50 or 200
pages" He said the Republicans did not dare TO
give reasonable opportunity go: investigation OF
this hotbea OF trusts which you are preparing for
a further robbery Of the people" applause
Referring to the argument that the passage OF
the bill was necessary because Of the condition of
The Treasury MI McMnin said that 1t now con-
taned sll7 100000 in excess Of the gold reserve and
even al The rate OF deficiency claimed TO be exist
ing It would carry the Government more than TWO
years
IN Is importers
are rushing In mportatons. In view OF the enact
nent Of a Republican protective bill? ApplauseJ
Mr. McMillln-They know that at the first oppor-
tunity you going 10 rob EN- again. cloud APP
momcn, later Mr.; Grosvenor Rep ohio Pin. in
Of enthusiasm He asked Does the gentleman
really fear the Of r9n5sfy greater ~ ihc
e eoaf for the last four years?' -
Mr. McMillin came, promptly back h sSs,,o,
that the gentleman from Ohio knew there had been
systematic attempt at robbery ana ina, , mr.
force
SILVER DICK" ON HAND AGAIN
Mr. Bland Dem. Mo- followed Mr.. McMn.
his fve-minute speech signalling his return to the
House after hiatus Of one Congress. He spoke
as though he had not been absent a day. all Of
his old mannersms being noticeable His rising
was the signal for rapturous applause by Demo
Gratis on the floor and In the galleries. his recep-
ton being remarkable.
He asked Mr.. Dalzell why he undertook policy
Of fraud upon the House and country by a pre-
tence. when every gentleman in the House knew
question 10 Mr.. McMnn reminded him of the pro-
ceedlngs Of the special session OF preceding Con;
eress when that gentleman, backed by the solid
support Of his party associates and OF the Admin
9sa p peS OF the coUnT Which threw
laboring men out Of employmenI ana paraIyzed
the industries Of the country. Derisive laughter
nm .hn
on DO t%' What st? You viii he shry warned the Re
tional taxes on the country. The day will come
when the people will demand money 10 pay these
10 the party OF low taxes. which will again come
Mr Wheeler dem. AlaJ endeavored to give his
reasons for opposing the resolution in three min
utes but an interruption by w. A. stone (Rep..
PENN prevented him amid much laughter. from
concluding He had made a statement which drew
from Mr. Stone the suggestion that before Mr..
Wheeler sat down he hoped he would give o, the
sufficient revenue for the Government
Mr. whceler-well for one thing. reduce the tax
This was followed by a general outburst OF
lsushsr il the course 81 whlsh Mr. stone re-
Mr. bailey DEN TEX closed the debate for the
opposition. He said that four, years ago a Presi-
tarn question. Congress was then called In ex-
traordnary session to deal VIII the money cues
upon the money question and Congress W.. was now
Ga me he said I'm View OF these facts that the
authorities are not ready willing to execute the
DEGREES registered by the people in Presidential
elections
DEMOCRATS WILL NOT F1LIBUSTER.
Speaking for the minority. Mr.. Bailey said the
passage Of the bin would not be antagonzed by
flibustor!ng opposition. Knowing that we cannot
prevent its passage feel II 70 be the best policy.
from standpoint, that you should pass II speed
lily. II it shall accomplish what you claim for *,
the people should not be deprived OF the benefits