New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30


: and Unprecedented.
Tho Senate bin providing for second Assistant
/ Secretary Of War for the present war only was
taken Ut. Mr. Hull reviewed the wide range OF
; hostile operations and the immense demands upo"
| the War Department He reviewed the represeh-
,at!ors Of the Secretary Of War in support OF the
additional assistant and incidentally retsfrea 10 e
fac; that during the Civl War there we rs many
three assistant secretaries.
: NJ HAY Dem. Va thought the ONCE oohteih-
| plated by the bin was unnecessary. and SAID nc
failed TO see how the office could relieve greatly
! the pressure now upon the Department Inc o''
was defeaiod by a vote Of ~ 10 g.
! 4 pro;racted discussion WAS preciptatcd nv the
| bill 10 increase tho daily Army ration by me az
dion tri-weckly Of one quarter Of a pound of iuil
! cream American cheese and TWO ounces ~ cameo
, corn. M Griffin rep WIS., advocated H. oh
account of the nutrition and dSesu5IIi'y or cheese
Mr. HANDY Dem. Dell attacked the biH as pre-
scented. not in Response the demand 90 the
Army. nut o. the chccso-uakers. IN this connec-
ton. De- reviewed the communications from me
cn,lnissary oiIcers opposins chec-c ration.
and cni rged the bill wholly TO the men VINO repre-
Mr allen Dem Mss was opposed to the
bin. and occasion 10 lepy 80 the assertion "i
Mr. Grosvenor in the OHIO Ropuoli,aN .on'cn-
position 10 The Republicans mad practicdIv unan!-
lnousiy opposed all necessary var mes nIeS s l
the utlcrsnce on the ground that Nj Grcsven"r
was one Of those who tnought no man coua 9e >
patriot Who opposed bond issues ani had hdsed MS
statement up0n the vote 81 Democrats ava Popt-
lists against the War Revenue hl WITH me mona
Mr Allen created great applause by making
proposition that compan! ~ 'oner'sSh2oll' y" W
General Grosvenor. he raised ana 30 70 >o1,
When MT. Allen cQnclnce1. NJ ,tIft'SE f'.'a(dd'
that the floor Of The House was The proper pa -
70 aNick ana comment upon I"t,, l."i ~ ~
ana ma ieIS Nh!~h arose 'u'si'ir M ~ -
vas nor his purpose nov" Do said - ." ,'.'
detailed answer 10 the cTlllclSln ma IA" w."
sho"ered upon Inn for he ono IonYen'ion ,p' foi.
nut IN due time. ne "ouid axe o,.isl"l ~" ~
low IN deiai ~" votes ~ me oppo.'l.h So ,,
war o"g1n. ana en0eaEor ~ sh1" ma W. ~
. crxc.TT0&AT EPISODE
A someV hat sensa tional occurrence f"lloH"d
whom Mr. C-cs,eror rrocedinc SAID . was string
una ne S+'"'- ~ SI''s''' VA ''' ''' "
Democrats were INDUCING In quit" as severe ri'c-
tons upon their party Here 10 produced edi-
-. -. ~. .,.,.... -. -. to,4,re Dom
'orlal from Washington paper. = ''''N'h I'm
ocratic organ" published on June % the dag the
Ohio Convention was IN session and announced -
was vritf on lv a Democrats r1nmter 81 Congress
and was quite as severe as anything he 0irosv"ror)
had said in criticism Of tho Democrats
Name HIM name him cried = dozen Demo
crats excltndiv and Mr. Grosvenor vigorously DO
Then came a storm Of protests against the re1d-
M ~ 10 edi,o~oi which the ONO member had
sent - he cierk's aesk
n~a,,v ,t,ad r,sro1 AIR ,rns%onor IS he
Scv ,nan ~, I ~ ,o .rs rsd,,rred - ~,
Name the bon,ocrati, member VINO YOU say
wrote Inc article demanded Mr Williams of
Nfissesiroi with Questioning emphasis up0n tho
:.,on ';''''' ~
- h,l ~, r.sro,dod NJ .,r,~varor lie was
prooeedirr when hlr Pal@v the leader ~ ~
a,tscR aros4 nainly cHciteG md Indignant