The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-03
||;ii(iEyCT BILL PASSED.
|, !. r,,.osd 10 Warm Discussion
p.'a sas.tsry Conference Bill.
avlp slPuBLIcASs OUT TO STAY
u.a n very spirited Dis
~ B''' orsr the Charges Made
''''' .r.int Justice shir"''

=, March 1.-THE senate had
~. q inauguration ar .' snma s1n
y 'aais ~. = compensated by something
~ W. ,he routine procedure Oh ap'
pprs tnan s,l,. The bill for an inter-
' 's's,., monetary conference was was ~ AM au.
st'al ., . and after two hours Oh an
ph ! go 49,, the house amendments were
% without the Formally MY, OF ,ea,. yea
'ss g., vote This was the fina' ies's'a
y ~ :, 4 the bill. and it now goes 10
" ~s .r, The debate on the Dill
" p W., earnest speeches from the
hsps ,"n,,can senator's and frequent
a~ ~ ~ the break at the ST. Louis
sas .,'..' Mr. dubois warned his for
,.suDllcan associates that the SILVER
- W. h.a thrown of their old con-
.sss for good. ..,,o rsferred TO the
,..a Mir. sherman as secretary VI s,".v
ea nr, cage as secretary OF ths .ieasuas
|na,,tipg that the coming auinihis'iu-
n~",la not be in sympathy Win an ih-
..,o.si monetary conference or agree
~ c.,ron OF Utah, Mr.. Mantle OF Mon
" ~ uther silver republicans; MI
,t ~ Nevada and Mr.. Morgan Oh Ala
,,'a participated in the debate i.
~ $3.50 The day Senators-elect spooner OF
pu.S FAIRBANKS OF Indiana and Hall
W 4 Idaho were OH the floor OF the
Ksitt o,r,ot,on hill va,
IVY wiz In the day. The deficiency
.sa,,,,Ion hin led to an animated con-
',Nv aver adding a number of claims
.,.ssstlns s5ST,s00 under the Bowman
!. Az amendment covering the claims
n, iially adopted.
=, onsy lRep.y Of Pennsylvania stated
A.. .srs,al nominations of Pennsylvania
...r,,,srs had been enormously given to
1. .,ss, ,ast night .as confirmed, when iu
~ ,hev were still subject to objection.
,ssoIuton was agreed TO requesting
n. .,sts department for any further CORE
cadence received relative TO the arrest
! victor McCord of Pennsylvania at
traue Peru. A statement by Mr.. Vest
sa,lye 10 the inquiry into bond issues
4, called out by Mr.. PETERS effort to
q resolution calling for a report on
1, inquiry. The refusal of Messrs. Bel
an, aud Morgan to answer certain guess
W. 81 the committee was the subject
n,cusslon but that matter went over
sthort action The Notifications bill was
Ap passed after statement by senator
,vIsY and the general deficiency bill was
M No. 1t soon gave way, however. to
4 Nh for an International monetary con-
suce. Mr.. Chandler moved TO agree to
b house amendment.
M. Dubois OF Idaho then took the floor
"A earnest speech on the futility of an
ktguatioual conference. This measure, he
III vu clearly a play of politics. All
United that nothing could be done in such
sxirence without the consent of Eng
Ard md England would never consent. He
smll vote for the bill and hoped that It
Will avail something for silver. but he
W convinced that republicans did not in-
esM would not accomplish anything by
AG.
MKublican party knew It when II
EKtcaratlon into the st. Louis plat
Exclaimed the senator, turning and
&Ax the republican senators. The
NIB shaped the st. Louis platform. he
ktnded TO hold the country to tho
hrndard. While he would vote for the
nkvsnted 1t distinctly understood that
Hr nuuhlicans had no faith In its hon.
nd purpose.
Allen (Pop.) Of Nebraska INTERCEPTED
stiton at this point-was it true that
wv Louis platform had been wired to
u n7ipCut M0rpau and bie npnrnyoi If u
Hxsd,
~ Dubois said he knew nothing of this
IN he knew only that the financial
: ~ - dnwn at st. Louis met the approval
~ advocates Of the gold standard.
~ .N senator read extracts from recent
Nv non Morton Frewons. the eminent
AN. s oimetallist Referring to the visit
saaoi Woeott TO England, Mr.. Frew-
NY 'ne mission was apparently fruit
N ne mad never known the movement
'ueaey reform SO hopeless and head
s,a. .auins MI. Dubois said that the gold
M ~ aeclaration at st. Louis had com.
NJ nun and Uher republicans to with
t,,,.s.u." Wa' convention and the party 1t
pIW..ae lhen, turning again to the re-
s.s.r senator's, Mr.. Dubois snid.
NM SAY TO MY FORMER REpIrB-
Ruypp 'sn,ruolATEs THAT THEY (TUE
nm ~ ron hsspuBLICANS) HAVE LEFT
fBE r :, mu0D. You NEED NOT LAY
lOrl. IA rai rERlNG JUNCTION. TO YOUR
|ltr , MIA. THEY WILL RETURN TO
ifOrp S s,,nn ONE RETURNS THEN ALL
An ro s,,rr,ruhTERS WILL LEAVE You
III yo, y'h ITO 10 US. YOU FOOL No ONE
hyrHrspn r INTERNATIONAL MONETARY
hn tslsv Of Utah. another silver repub-
u t ,,,'. on the same lines. He smoke
kope !, OF the Wolcott mission TO
b trsr,,,," es now proposed to turn over
tslt sra question to the state donor,-
@t o nv 70 send delegates 10 plead n, the
N In, ~ ~ James and to dance berore tho
7 hid In, ."lahy. 1t was TO be hoped,
Y tate dsr, N committing the subje,t TO
vi u ,hs s,. ,ment 1t would not be dealt
1s,ican c,,,a a'c department had dealt with
q rslla, ~ sad he expected no nnan-
" iddlns. ''i the incoming adminlstra-
=. :, next, next administration vii, hs a..
ksa tor 'ush Grover Cleveland had hsn. o
w. s n.y. third term" ''''' haa peen
s,s ., Irm Of Nevada smoke of the
M q ,s ,nan j. Gage as the nest acc
r d nv ~ treasury as establishinv tbn
~ vas ,h0 soming administration. ,Ir.
nsirem,a,s senator said. favorable IN
suastes H. u me sreenback and silver
= s,alts , .as sale of all the silver in
sas:s,ss and the use Of cola l ', or ro IA
VI -
tcr. Hs .a nepl Of Colorado then took
sr a. ~ ss'd there was no purnose ON
~ tusn. Ss friends OF silver 70 p H., . W.,
settn a. ,a Question relapse nv the e
nm xou, any temporary exned,cnt r rhe
stlssr .rn s .e carried on and Tho fr,onis
slsy eo.. ss'ea 10 mako II an excess 1rH
~ 10 eo ,s' The republican marty vas
.SM know ~ " power, Mr.. Teller sais
q sscre,, vac II TO bc sec-o,or,, "ai'