| Show A TARIFF FOR REVENUE ONRI I 1 hsuch such wilson says will be 1 the new measure r SOUTHERN SENATORS ARE ANGRY I 1 I 1 they object to being snubbed by cleve cle lane land the S scandal e andal about col hogs the ne new w consul at amoy WASHING washington TONO NOT ov 6 0 1893 ibrom our re regular gular correspondent mr cleveland appears to have been impressed in with the recent arguments ad va danced aced by such prominent republicans as senator sherman and speaker ex 1 I bead be eed od concerning the cond condition I 1 tion of the tile country at least things are beginning to look that way lie ile is is credited with being responsible for the conservative couser vatne tariff talk that senator voorhees and other democratic leaders have recently indulged id in in and your your correspondent is told afo that a lie is using lua influence with the tile democratic members of the way ways a and means committee to mako make tho the new bill conservative so much for rumors and indications isow now L for a fact representative wilson says the new bi bill 11 ll will be from beginning to end a t tariff riff for revenue only which means that athe the 1 duties will b bo made such aa as to encourage 1 and increase importation without largely reducing homo home production of the same goods which would mean of course course less work for americans foreign eign manufacturers would ask nothing better etter than a tariff for revenue only if soine como of the southern senators do not return to washington with be better ater feelings toward the administration than that they carried away there will surely be nn an 0 open war before the regular session of f congress mn gress grows very old there is general complaint among democratic senators and representatives privately of course that the administration treats them with disrespect and many of them left washington with anger arger in in their hearts because of their failure to se 3 sir mr cleveland saturday although they remained hero here a day after congress adjourned ja arned for that express purpose pur poe many of them did not hesitate to say that it was because he lie expected they would want vant to see him that he lie in company with secretary gresham Gres liam and a body f guard spent the day hunting s squirrels jairrels 0 notwithstanding the genera general belief that there will be few appropriations made for rivers and harbors if there are any at the regular session bession of congress apportion portion of the tile house committee on rivers tind und harbors will tins this week start on a tour of inspection which will include the a system stam of locks and dams on the monongahela gNela river the government works on the kentucky river and on h great kanawada Kana waha in in west wet virginia in view fiew of the circumstances this tour of inspection is ie to say the least an unnecessary lleces mr gaY C cleveland e veland ono one cot only what the republicans helped him to get from the tile extra session of congress lie ile failed to get the nomination of his friend hornblower to the supreme court vacancy confirmed as well as choso of a lot of email small anti snapper nominations to federal positions minions in now ew york also that of 31 joir r preston preston to be director of the mint and of two collectors of internal revenue b in in north carolina senator hill is is responsible I 1 for the failure of hornblower and the other new ew york men to boget get confirmed silver men for the hanging up of nomination and arid benator senator vance for the failure of n the tar heels beels two colored men nominated to diplomatic t positions sitione also failed one of P the them tilt C 11 II J taylor who was noal nominated minister to bolivia not bein being 9 acted upon and the other II 11 11 0 astwood who was nominated counsel at calais france being formally rejected col J hampton hoge a virginia democrat of more or less pro prominence I 1 ce who was early in in tho the extra session nominated and confirmed co consul at amoy probably wishes that he lie had cither either been more prompt starting mt inot arting for hia hin post or had used more discrimination I 1 in deciding between money that belon belonged e to him and that which should have been con returned to others although f lie was sworn in and began to draw hia his salary as soon as lio lie was confirmed lio lie showed no disposition to start for china until given a rather sharp hint from the state de department artmont that it was high I 1 timo time lie sid did so when lie started for I 1 c san francisco fr to take the steamer for china ho lie neglected to settle certain financial obligations including money which lie had bad collected for a baltimore re collection agency and a swell washington tailors bill this tailor who knows a thins thing or two besides having a pull concluded that he lie would teach the colonel a needed lesson so he lie went to the state department and carried several tales of woe along with him and when col hoge got to san francisco he found a telegram from secreta secretary r Pres gresham barn ordering ill him to como to W washington ashington sh ington to meet the tile charges which bad been filed against him and when he lie gets here he lie may find the demand for bis big resignation too strong to resist notwithstanding tho tile efforts of his virginia friends to straighten out financial matters before ill hia arrival the tailor maybe may be bought off by settling his bill but the baltimore concern has placed laced written evidence including a fraudulent check in the hands of secretary gresham which I 1 it will be difficult to dispose of |
