New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-12

track of them but they eas Kept he yosep harvest
- WalI-st ne 1t, year. The only way 70 rcnoVo p'
couory asto go right back 60 specie pay Tne farmer
everybody sn%% ~eat measure the difference between
wo1 a h,s wbasf "a inos and Liverpool MooS
be question of transportation heir attention
is all a mystery, and those who devo.~ Let gold be
it make large fortune out OF tins mystery "ot con
the standard of value. and no paper money -
vertible Into gold AT the will OF the holder ,od
Mr.. MORRILL, Qsep VT said that until New-Engana
to bring forth more maple sugar ana 1r y.
escape reproach in this ChamoO He had been
IN favor Of this BILL and so SSpsT'ffr from 10 Indiana
Nir Morton) had discarded all theories OF ,n nc
past, aud forth with new one .ol 'no ISSUE "
paper currency without any metalic n'sis. A., .,,ai
MIR MORTON said ne never denied that the norman
condition Of currency was goid Dut ,no'o WI,
when specie payments cOuid ho' oo ni'i"'"'
Mr. MORRIILYes Sir and VIC are eight years rom ron,
snecte resimnIion the gentleman Cir. Norton. pro
claimed the TACT that speculation had bIilt 49, 900 miles
sentenan read the last document from Mr.. Bancroft
our great historian. Minister to GERMANY, wherein
Their oividends was that the kind Of specuationf
What the gentleman wanted was to apply thethumo'
M MORTON said he did not desire to apply the
thumb screw 10 New-England. He had said on on ocea
SONS that he aid not to take dollar from that sec
tion argued that the West aud south shouiu
have more currency. 40, - . .a.,i,,,.
the currency with infinite dread, aud his CONVICTION as
that would be against the interests Oh tno eoun' W
people would not be benefited by it, but he scorned 10
look to the interests Of his people alone. he was
there egsae for the whole country aud not ior one
section.
Mir. HOWE rep Wis., thought there had been much
complaint against the present banking system Ine OPP
eratons Of which had been very unfair. he ala NOT
know that there was particular demand IRON the
West or South for this particular bill. but there was
general complaint against the general operations OIL tne
law. 81, M.
Mr. SHERMAN Rep., ohiol said, it was perfectly fair
for the West TO have the law carried out ana ge
portion OF the currency allowed that cton The pi
would not diminish the banking estate OF Rhode Island
one cent Up 10 1862 that state never had circulation
TO exceed st. she had more than twice tha
amount. Horatio Seymour in hls campaign III 1868,
made the unequal distribution Of the currency one
OF the grievances committed by RepuDilcans,
and charged in Ohio, that tho Republicans
had made determinations i'll favor OF New
England. That. however did not prevent the
people of the West from voting right. Yet there had
always been feeling OF discomfort at the manner IN
which law carried out He always Thought ms
friend ir. MOrtoul had little cause for complaint
against New England His own State, ONO. had noue
Both Indiana aud OHIO had within small sum OF the
amount due them. This bill designed to meet the
local demands of sections aud give relle where IL was
wanted. He hoped it would be passed
Pending the discussion on Mr.. Metrimons amend
mput TO insert IS place OF %, the Seuatc AT CLOCK
adjourned.