Show hill STANDS BY mw CLEVELAND his sarcastic speech to the senators MAKES A CLAS CLASSICAL sa s1 CAL ALLUS ALLUSION I 1 ON ends quoting shakespeare lespeare with ref kot derence to gorman find and others with anthonys An tonys remark and they are honorable men great interest in tho the proceedings Calr rya erys camiro compro mise S Sugar ugar trust scandal july 21 24 Another dramatic act scene no occurred in the ilia Sen senatte today but president cleveland instead 0 being as 9 s yeat yesterday erday the object of oc attack by the leader of 0 his party parly was wa defended with vigor and vim mr cleve lands cham champion plon today to day was hla his old political rival and enemy senator david bennett hill 1111 IIII of new york the new tork streator spoke almost two hours to br breathless eathle gs galleries and tenil a full senate sei nate several times tho the ing officer was waa unable to restrain tho the enthusiasm ills ilis remarks evoked notably when mr hill declared axed personal considerations would not prevent him from defendi tig the president when he be was wai wa i unjustly attacked ire he defended mr Clev elands letter hos hi s right richt to send it and tho the sentiments it contained and made at a strong point aga agalos Inks his adver adversaries Sarles when he po pointed int out that they criticized criticised the president for siding with the house when ahey admitted hey had used all their influence to induce him to interpose lit in behalf of the senate to the tha L tariff loll bill HILLS HILIS SATIRE atine S he took up tip mr formans Gon Gor nans mans argument and met it point by point in a manner to 10 MM himself adf at least and concluded it a pice pi ph ce re of 0 satire that stung those on the floor and tickled the galleries mr gorman german on yesterday compared mr hill to layo lago today to day mr hill likened those who had joined in tha lh assault on mr cleveland to the conspirators spira tors who stabbed caesar to death at the toot foot of 0 Pom pompeya statue in the roman senate mr gorman he characterized as tho the lean and hung hungry ry casus Cas iua mr jones na aa marcus brutus the honest brutus ot 0 the senate mr vest who struck the th flat blow on friday as casca mr voorhees as Trebon lus testy hut but earnest and mr harris us as metella be they had bad struck down the president mr hill said not that hat they loved mr cleveland less hut that they loved the senate compromise more HONORABLE GENTLEMEN and yet lie he concluded and eacle cao word rans rang out like a hammer on an anvil 1 I cui can say with antony they ar are all honorable mon men mr f who followed mr hall with a brief also gave to the tha country his share of the secrets of 0 the th political prison house ire he detailed the manner tn in which the sug guear ir schedule dula had been prepared insisting it 11 was wa I 1 made by and in the interest of the sugar trust ire he then gave cave way in order to gi give the democrats a chance to caucus altogether tt t was a very exciting day arid and the indications are that others as interesting will follow I 1 TUB CRISIS I 1 at 22 as I 1 harris manager ot of the tariff bill called up the conference con forence I 1 report hill fill was tit at once recognized lie Hs agre agreed L d he said with gorman that i the dein democratic socratic party was in the tha midst I 1 0 of f a grent cri wrists As the house had bad passed a tariff bill I 1 which aside tram from the income tax feature seemed ned to meet with general re op ap prove As it passed ill tha senate however after long weary months of 0 debate del Mule it violated the pledges pleases of the party the house conferees were confronted with the fact that the senate had a bill unworthy of democratic support they rejected the duty duly on coal and on iron ore his HH motion malon to recede front from the coal arid and 1 iron ron detles was waa lit in the una line of agre agreement emen t it would do no good bood to obstinately adhere position taken when the bill was passed THE HOUSE WONT YIELD do da you see any eldris elt ns of yielding eldine on the martof the he house he asked addressing the democratic colleagues backed by the public press of the country coun iry by the democratic masses and the president or of the united states stales as it undoubtedly is 13 the Hou house sewill will never ilela beld why not yield on those two iwo points and see ee whether it does not lead to ile he was not he said bald talking about the vilas motion to recede from tho the differential in fa favor dr 0 of the sugar trust tritt but concessions must and should bo be made inthe it the bill was to become a law hill said he sympathized with the tha presidents letter to chairman wilson its sentiments were Us bis the president violated no clause of the tha when hen he sent that letter it was a private vete communication no Democrat io senator on the floor door could controvert tile the position taken iby by cleveland he raw that to a duty on coal and iron would toe be to violate the of 0 the declarations of the th party and would place the party whose success h he e de desired gired lit in a false and indefensible position with CLEVEL CLEVELAND ANID till flie democrats of the country in ia sympathy with cleveland clubs still anil conventions conven Mons all over the country had endorsed the bill in respect to free raw maer laJa on the other hand the senate bill had been received everywhere with signs bah iia ol of disapproval DOFFED THE MASK MASIC I 1 even ilven lit in the senate sir mr HID vald cald every democratic member of the finance committee had announced himself as personally tn in favor of trea free coal anil free iron ore the senator from M I 1 n d mr bornum tomu ui on the other oilier hand with ith that frank neja and boldness which was wad his nature had boldly thrown aside the mask yesterday yeat erday and had bad proclaimed himself in favor of a on coal and iron ore cre A revenue tariff suggested mr lie gorman quietly A revenue tariff as you will refilled sir air hll hill but nevertheless a tariff you continued mr mr gorman straight lo in the eye did biot li hac your i on trues iset ici up tho the childish def defense ense that you had been bun kled jn in supporting a duty on coal find and iron TAXES TAKES GORMAN GOHMAN TO mr then proceeded hatake to take with mr Gorki roans argument of yester yeater day that the president lied had only docent ly JY diso discovered the doctrine of fr arc raw materials lie he carefully quoted od T from the 0 presidents publics public utterances tal demonstrate tha mr cleveland Clevela jid lint been wedded to that tha t doctrine doo trine vince ho be sent his famous tariff ala mes to oon cork i greksa in bi aw 7 lid did mr hill b be lfeo mr could te liz bels halu 1 5 I responsible tor ter tho the unofficial utterances nf atif secretary carlisle but referring to lo I 1 the h 0 official uttel of tho the secretary of fit the treasury no he pointed out that un tin ill this present huijon arose both mr fr C cleveland evelind evel imd anil and mr air carlisle were consas tent and in harmony I 1 I 1 when mr cleveland saw the son 0 ate at till bill place a duty duly on coal and iron ore tile tho property of the rich rold lid mr 4 kill hill and remove the duty duly from rom wool the product prod u et 0 of tto the farmer larT ner ho he would have bee been talie falle to himself false to MB his il ledges and false to ills party had bad ho not called attention to tho the discrimination on an inconsistency SPOKE TOO CANDIDLY ile he spoke too candidly belly was why tle he was d did not cot these very verv senators Sena who cill ailt alsed mr cleveland yesterday KO go to tho the president and plead and badger and nd implore wm I 1 to 06 tand stand by ibo lit bill 11 they framed did they not how lime lame alid nl weak any bill would be that did not have tho the approval 0 lot a domo cratto president r T do not otten often defend the arel dent said eald mr ITT hill raising Ms lit a volca voice until n 11 it rani rang through ilba chamber but to d altis my duty 10 lo do go 0 o and d I 1 bope I 1 am broadminded broad minded and I 1 liberal minded enough to defend him when he ti 1 unjustly ly d ind and attacked As aa lie he was aulne this there W demonstrations 0 of ue let in the th callery that finally broka into applause apPIS 1100 A suggestion from froin mr sawley hawley that the galleries should be cleared upon it repetition of 0 the offense was wad jeered and a n d li I 1 I 1 ss a ed BITTER mr HU then chen proceeded in I 1 impassioned tones to siy v y that in the 0 list last halt century the seft sennta tto chamber had Tr wed greit great scenes and great dc cle bitet but yes te rjay in the presence pre tence of a great carowil a conspicuous cons senatorial loader of 0 the DL democratic party td evad summoned eum boned senator after senator with the tha formality allty of ct a judicial proceeding pi to put ube aih president of 0 lie ti united states on trial tor for impeachment those senators dela Aled private with irith the president they admitted tent the president at all times lime urged free raw materials mata rials yet they in interred or concluded or supposed that lie wanted the enato bill fend in view of 0 tills thin apprehension for the presidents A irl ties it was but natural ho he should write writ an fariest ha riest frank bartly letter to chairman wilson surely the tha president ant could sever never baie bald uny Lhing to these Sen senators Seno which bound him lr to do the senate bill IRS ai they ahey would bave it understood DEFENDS CLEV CLEVELAND bLAND ir haac known him long ions and d well mr air hill and whatever or ina may I 1 r have been our oar differences one I 1 know well veil of him he be considers public questions qu tiong slowly deliberately honestly sincerely ile he says but little he weighs all carefully the tha president did dia not indulge in f r idle ale and hildom comment added mr thesa Thes senators had discussed rila cussed a auti jodat in they had bad not toad tead the matured ond end well weighed opinion ot of the he president lie he had not at to 10 patas in deliberate Ji liberate berate judgment on propositions they presented to tilro mr hill defended def endea himself against the references of mr gorman an and d other senators concerning on thal bill ile he re referred forred to ails past in the line of reform in them he never failed to insist on tahe democratic of at tree free raw material rn IN GOOD COMPANY the senator meaning mea gorman says bays I 1 am on an opponent of this dill bill then let it be oe so KO said bald mr hill with vehemence yes res I 1 am in opposition to the tho present bill the people are opposed to it I 1 I 1 therefore km arn opposed to it I 1 find myself in good bood company while mr hill was saying savin this mr Gry brynan nan arose from Ws seat scat and went about on the democratic side holding li whispered whimpered conferences with all ills his cot col 1 agues continuing Cond nume sir mr hill again defined I 1 hi h Is alfi rude Kude in to th dihe income bax after which he be pointed out the ln in insistency of ills his democratic colli 1 agues when they placed a duty duly on coal nd aron on rho ground of revenue and left wool untaxed unfixed A revenue tariff bill 1111 must be con al steriL ills own idea was wat diat all articles should bear their due proportion it A taxation except the necessaries of life like tea coffee sugar etc unless lie absolute ah exigencies of the treasury a revenue duty on ugar augur ANOTHER WALTZ mr gorman had said yester yesterday day hill 11 said la in mm him hill as an opponent ot of the bill that he could dance and waltz wait down clown me adale with cb eaf senator from rhode rhoda island mr aldrich aldrien mr air hill said bald he be was not aware that the had been waltzing with mr aldrach Aldr Alde cb but bf be remembered last summer when air Cor was waltzing down the aisle with mr Shorn mii in arthe light to the sherman silver lawi law the rho bew fw york Otria tor Gald this tIlls with biting ra and thell re callej callol the fact that ma coll bagues who were now pro plies yIng the defeat of this tariff lariff bin bill were loudly that hat kiwal never bever pass that the tbt e ile be compromised thy thor I 1 was men the bold land and champion oham plon of 0 unconditional repeal you paid headd it could not pass pasa raid paid mr hill turning to the democratic side but it did PASS and itell I 1 tell you now that while this com compromise bl bin may pass nis I 1 do not belle believe ve it will SAYS THEY ARE chadish he then referred to mr fr gorman A assertion assenti as 0 it yesterday that the maryland senators rs mr ile brice and mr smith had promised ed the louisiana senators a duty dirty on art sugar bukar during tho the binn campaign sign of 1802 I 1 ite ile doubted dou bated their antl 0 rity to 0 o I 1 construe on true tle he for one would refuse to be delivered lie he thought that if mr Clev elands interference evaa complained of the beat way waly to avoid I 1 such sm an entanglement in the future was to keep away from the th white hoube ft as I 1 do rL aughter the idea that these old political itlear foxes oxe had gone cone to the white houa and had bad the president dont was wa absurd b tt it was waa child lmh for or them to come awk here and plead that t hey had been overreached by one ambitious mpr II 11 1 I shall eh ill vote to perfect this bill continued mr hill 1111 1 I shall vote for tree free coal creft fr iron ore and tree free sugar CALL THE bluff it if tho the senate recedes fro from th every amendment amen Ament placed upon tho the hilll ewhen when it came front the th houe into interrupted arru apted mr mir GOrn gorman Jun will you vole vate tor for IV it t 1 I will cross that bridge when I 1 come to IS replied mr III hall 1 parrying the th thrust of the astute senator senator from maryland why dont you call it said bald mr 1 LI linardy nv naively ively the senator understands t the he coring 0 of the national game ame better thin than I 1 do retorted mr air hill ITIL VS kenn SARCASM I 1 mr ile HUI hill his bit speech with ax keon keen A piece of satire a nl as has been heard during duran the debate the senator from amarylis Af maryland arylis nd has sought to term terin mo me the lago lage of the senate said lie he 1 I might respond with drafts upon sh shakespearean 1 I characters in that case caie ca ie I 1 would term the senator from maryland tile the cassius calestus of the ate great laughter we all to recall cbill Cna ClIs alua illum the lean and hungry colu mr hill leaned over ond find addressed himself almost directly to la mr gorman and the senator from arkansas I 1 would call marotta marcus brutus I 1 it 11 1 Is the senator from alkansas Al kansa who 1 ahas BS labored so BO earnestly for this bill lie he 18 g the honest brutus of the senate genaio long laughter 1 1 IVEST VEST AS CASCA and cases casca Is the tha name ot of the senator senater T who he struck the th flast first blow a on n r friday r ld I 1 il last Is it mr vest vent Is a the h e 8 benl 1 I 1 I 1 actor tor from indiana testy yet earnest I 1 4 1 0 and climber la Is the senator from tennessee mr harris having thus thu charach ledred the senators abild great laughter mr air hill added we till remember the cabal which struck down caesar and when on oil yesterday these senators sought to strike down our president tho abe made the cherms pils take that had bad been made before not that they loved caesar less but illey loved rome more not that they loved loed the president less but they loved th the senate more then paining for or a moment mr hill closed with sarea stia deliberation but I 1 can rely with antony they are all honorable roen men I 1 i 7 mr caffery followed roll owed mr ITT hill first moving that the conferees be instructed to lo make the he t following follow lne amendment that the 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