New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
SENATE NIGHT SESSION.
Tulmaa Threatens to XII ApprO-
pziation Bins.

r;tes q quorum appeared. The bill providing for
the appointment Of three commissioners from
Porto Rico was taken up and amended % as TO
require the commission 70 report to Congress
instead Of TO the President, and as amended the
bill was passed.
Mr.. Fairbanks then presented the conference
report on the Omnibus Public Building bill
Mr.. Mallory made a formal objection 10 the
report in which he, criticised: the nethoos
adopted in securing an agreement On tne SA-
FIGHT ON PUBLIC BUILDING BILL.
Nsr Warren said the conferrees on the part
Of the Senate had been put in a Illuminating
rsosjtion. He referred TO the use Of the Woro
,bunco" by Mir. TfIlrna1. and said that mere
after whenever anybody shall speak OF oao
faith or bunco his mind would iDTolun1sFhy tuIi.
TO the actions Of those from another place.
RlIudinR to the House ccnferrees, surrounding
this very measure that We have IN SUCH q
humiiiating way surrendered to-day. he salo
that the Senators on the committee had refused
10 allow provision for sites in the Dill because
they had agreed with the other committee not
% IA 81 being assured that the bill could not
pass the House If new sites were provided. Yet
the bin came back with many new sites. and the
Senate conferrees were told they must accept
them or there would be no bill. He referred TO
the Office for the White House as that dininu-
tive little wigwam which cost $0o,UOO. That
wigwar1 or tepee, whose front yard is a coal
hole end whose back yard is a site for decent
building, 60 which this wigwam, or tepee, VIII
serve as n porch or piazza" He said that il
ne could not make better building for $61.OOO
he would owe an apology to those who saw it.
lie spoke of the large amounts that were being
expended for public buildings. Continuing, Mr..
Warren saf6: 81 say IL with shame, that in
view Of ali this great expenditure. this perfect
ghost dance OF intoxicated indulgence and ex-
.frayagRnce, we have not time ability nor
inclination tc pay tn, debts We owe to those
who have furnished supplies to this nation"
Mr.. Fairbanks chairman Of the committee.
conferrees were acting with any ungenerous
CURED IN by Senators both sides, that in
she present state OF affairs in the House an
amendment TO this bill was fatal to its passage
The measure. he said, was wholesome. bene-
flcial and wise, and il was on that account
that The Senate conferrees yielded. The con-
ference report then was agreed to.
joint resolution was agreed to transferring
ell the authority and Jurisdiction conferred on
the Secretary Of the Treasury by the Immi-
grafton bill 70 the Secretary OF the Department
OF Commerce and Labor
CARMACK REPLIES TO ALDRICH.
Mr. Carnack then discussed the Philippine
Tariff bin, which. he said, was gasping out it's
last hours the table. Answering the state
Inert Of Mr.. AldrIch made to-day, Mr. Carmack
said that Mr.. Aldrich himself was responsible
for the defeat Of his bill Mr.. Aidrich, he said
had not talked much because he was one Of
those Senators who did his talking through other
mems mouths. He said that Mr Hosr had q
bin, but that ne had announced that II it occa-
" siored debate IL would be abandoned.
The Senator is az mistaken as any benighted
individual ever NRs." replied Mr. Hoar.
We are all benighted in comparison with the
luminous and Illuminated intellect of the Sena-
tor" said Hr Carnack. Continuing he said he
did not intend to vote against honest principles
of government in order TO favor men OF his
State. He declared that Mr.. 0xnard, Of the
Beet Sugar Trust, would never have consented
that bill should pass the Senate In this form
IL he believed II could possibly have, done him
Any harm or have done the Filipinos any good.
At this point Mr.. Hoar read the official report
OF what he had said regarding the bill to pro-
tect the President, referred to by Mr. Carmack.
With some emphasis he remarked: That's what
] said"
You have the wrong page" said Mr.. Car
mack
The Senator has got the wrong story
torted Mr. Hoar, amid peais Of laughter I'm the
galleries.
MT. @cEnery then spoke on the Philippine
Tariff bin. He said il was a scheme worked UP
by the Sugar Trust Of the United States in or
der to get control of the sugar market Of the
world, and thus destroy the sugar industry in
the United States and control the entire output
Of the product OF cane He declared that it was
the intention Of the Sugar TrusSto control every
pound OF sugar raised In Cuba, the Philippines
or any other possession this government may
obtain. The people Of the United States are to
be impoverished and destroyed. ne said in order
that q gigantic corporation can live IT is
great scandal Of the Congress Of the United
States. he said. Even its shadow over the
Capitol 81 such baneful influence as to create
the impression that honest and honorable men
can fsH under it's influence and power"
yFIILNAN THREATENS BILLS.
Senator T4ilman caused hutter at 10 O'Clock
hy announcing his intention to defeat the Naval
Appropriation bill and the General Deficiency
bill. This determination was the result Of an
announcement from the conference room on the
General Deficiency bill TO the effect that the
House conferrees had refused to accept the
Senate amendment providing for the payment Of
Senator had q stack of books beside his desk
almost as high az the desk, while on the desk
was q volume Of Byron's poems. open at the
Vision Of Judgment" 1T is a just claim, and
must no in' ne said, cor will defeat both the
reTaa atHfnk bills and force extra session OF
both Houses OF Congress. ] can talk until II
O'Clock Tomorrow. snd that as all that is neces-
sary for the accomplishment OF my purpose"
The provision for the Department OF Com
raerce and Labor inserted by the Senate re-
mains in the bin. The bill also contains appro-
provided in the Public Building Dill passed TO-
Aay. At 1:S0 g. m, the Senate agreed to the
conference report on the Deficiency bill, and
took a recess until 10 o'clock.
have agreed. the amendment for which Mr.
TfIiuAa contended to pay the claim OF South