New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
rencx and at the same vote to lock up the money

rency and at the same vote TO iocA up TUG -A
Mr. blackburn opposed the bill d,d H .Ss SAID money 5naS
9Sasf FrS tSs m TreasG9y vaults by paying per cent
It and then loan it out "a at the Ta ToEd" He was
he said opposed to national banks on m peniSrEe.
and he consdered this 81 BIZ t6s as natonal BANK He
admitted that there Is congestion cI mGHSS is
de to the system Of overtaxaiion which he oP
posed; The proper remedy Was n tbe surplus this
could be accomplished BY the purchase Of 6onas 6S aS
by ~ nSssg gthH hw is he said
Ln the fact that there Is an @ e,eet eonal debt paid
70 pay it would undermine the Fo bs the Se
only n goYernment in the world that does 9S apply
IIs surplus money the payment OF Its d deS tbc
M AaTifh The nted States t3 paid
in debts in accordance WITH RepnHis epries Whereas in
that dine the governments cf'Europe mad increased
Mr. Blackburn said the pursuit Of Repu6Sse FSs a6ps
policies had resulted in ringing ron tre evenues
shs SsS. Is !s sR5isIs@ to credit"
Mr.. .AldFieh. "Payments have been mace "''"'"
's Mr. Blackburn said he did not cOnend that ne
the bend system aEo EaS be aone away
with but on eon,rary he believed that ouS ie9- e3
il b6t sa pfEg hHan In aRd
supply another basis national bank business
railroads should be put on level with DonuS Oh
offer the Littetield Antitrust bill as an amend
Hls M TelIer Considered the bill an improvement on
the present law in that it specifics the secuses b 20
be taken. He thought the bail wond nnMSttiss naHS e
he presented calculation to show that the Treas.
ury has an available surplus of A7!V0Ouy id ana ne ne
thought Large f Ras eoGd Et 5e added to the crcu
tiOn.
REVENUE REDUCTION NEXT SESSION
Mr.. Teller also said that the revenues should De
reduced whereupon Mr.. Aidrlch asked II ne ~oniu
Co-operate with the Republican side OF the cham-
ber at the next session in reducing the revenues
which" he added 1--WE shall certainly undertake
10 do provided there is surplus.
Mr. Teller replied that he would be found wiihng
to lend his aid in the direction indicated and said
that he believed the Democrats would all be found
Of one mind in that respect For himself however,
he would insist that the reducuon Shouiu nS +Sa
Rhode Island manufactures as "eH dS OA 'A'o
farmers products or sugar. . -, ~. s .1o
The bill was then temporarily iafo asi9e, SiIu tue
conference report cu the District Of Colum6.a Ap-
port agreed TO- and the lmmgrau9n, ,,; 4i,t ~n 9
taken Mr. Gslingers ss acceped
An amendment authorizing the temporary @ Getail 10, o1
immigration Officers to Visit eTag fSFegh aE amendent
for the exclusion OF anarchists. "hlch Was
Sr FIkins asked that the bill 90 until Mon
day but Mr.. Fairbanks, In charge OF the measure,
resisted this suggestion saying that he tnougnt me
Senate should not WELD to suDtie fhh"eHCeS a.
Mr. Lodge said that II the bill went over until
On motion Mr.. Gailinger the pTovso iIm1po4sslng
other transportation companies the oohgatohS t
MIR EIkins said the Senate bill was well enough
but he expressed doubt as to Whether II cou'u De
maintained intact in conference :, 49,,
It was decided to hold session TOMORROW; 10 ne
10 rn 4 az session the senate at is
o'clock took a recess unul II O'Clock Tomorrow