The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29

action House Representatives. iapplause
In reducing aud earaiIng the expense. Of the federal gov
ernment y cutting no~n saarie avagant approps
gured by ,hs puee neessses and We sha trust 20 the
committee Of conference no expectation
rules viii be allowed defeat these wholesome OF
economy demanded BY the country.
Applause.
rha, the and s,U,. Rfpase
tie have Just claim UPON The care protection aud graft
tude OF their fellow citizens.
Governor DoRsnrrxxn-rhe resolution closes as fol-
: lows:--
We dsnounce the policy which thus dssars he liberty
Ncnxoian imported Tor immoral purposes and Mon
such Of The treaty With the Chinese Empire or
.nch LEGISLATION within constitutional limitations IS shall
Han Cries . good. bully and cheersD
General THOMAS EWING, OF Ohio at the request Of
several members of the Committee on Resolutions,
said:I present minority report as TO phrase OF
ths platform, as follows
The undersigned members Of the committee recommend
COMMITTEES be stricken ont As such hindranee. We de-
here i, And he.
Tor The resumption o. specie ma on ,hs LIST
pa Without IN congress or y before
n aga ss.F ss rs
Eninr pfp osIe he so.shees Of Indiana
Brown s1rsnps..se; Malcolm Hay; g repssyivania; T.
Davis, Of Kansas: +. II. Hardn. Of Missouri.
therefore that the clause referred the
resolutions reported be stricken out and the resolution
have read inserted in It's place.
Mr.. EATON. OF Kansas second the motion.
Mr. Cox-Gcntlemon OF the Convention
Mr. EwING-I have the floor.
Mr.. Cox-If the gentleman from Ohio intends to
take the floor would not take II from him 4
Mt EwiNG-fes. sir; have got II any way
4 DELEGATE PROM MIcuiGAN-The delegates In this
part OF the na have not been able to distinguish the
difference between the parts stricken out and the
amendments TO the platform, request that that part
Of the platform be read again with the amendments
compiled with The Secretary VIII the part OF the
resolutions that ought 70 be stricken out
Tak SgcRErARy-l will read the passage stricken out
and then viii read the resolutions.
o. the % 1873. aud " demand Its repeal.
Now viii read the whole resolution.
we denounce the of the
party which during eleven Of peace has
sas by w..n our
revenues aud eNhnnsng all our surplus income and while
annually fresh hndanss and
the act OF 1879 and Q demand It's repeal
Now the substitute, the amendment rather, will be
read.
Mr. BROWN, OF Oregoh-I move to Law tho report OF
the minority committee on the table. (Cries Of
The CHAIR--The gentleman has not the aoor yet
Mr. BRowN-l withdraw the motion il have not the
Tho SEcgRrAkY--I viii the resolution as IL will
stand II amended.
wda ssss a bias sd no
sumption by wasting our rsoaces and ali
surplus income and while annually processing attempt
bndranre thereto The law Tor the resumption Of
enas,ei 6s the republican party without deberaon BY
s before ,s psop ana heinz both
business ofshe shoad be forthwith repealed p
The PREslpRxr-Thc gentleman from Ohio (Mr Ew-
in2l has the floor and the Convention VIII please be
silent
Mr EwixG-Mr Chairman and Gentlemen OF the
Convention, desire TO briefly state the objections 10
The clause VIII ch propose TO have stricken sut II
denounces clause only Of the specie resumption
law. What clause Is thaty The clause liking the time
for the resumption specie pay mens leaving the rest
OF tho stand unOOleclcu by
apprpvinrlt It. But why does II OBJECT TO the clause
Because destroying the business vi the country
connection with the balance Of the law Not at all;
but merely because itIs hndrance specie pay
The ar inference beng at any rate, il not
fair one. an inference that Will surely
be drawn that the objections Of the national
democratic party to the specie resumption
confined only the vote resumption, ano
he objection 10 that dste is hindrance resump
.ion and the construction viii be given ana with
some degree OF pausbllty least that tho democra
tic party want resump, earlier Than the date liked
Applauscl ! object TO that clause in the
snd ,e, win not say It was intended, to pal,er
;he subject IN double sense-keeping the word of
promise to the break IL TO the hope,'
that by inference the balance OF the law is APP
proved, and II Is reasonable ana fair inference II
necessary one; and what does that committee
BAY aeout ~ IL commits US 10 issuing gold bonds TO
take up the coscss fractional currency, II commits
rs 10 the reduction OF the legal tender money by hay
log bank paper take its place, thus increasing the
power Of an already dangerous monopoly-a monopoly
VI this country. tApplausel II commits IA
10 the pcrpe,uatcn of The national bank system
the date Of resumption approve then the provisions
for The RAISING OF 200 1000 nonopolies to
control the currency o this country Ia addition to the
1000 already have. (Appausc.) 1t leaves the
Secretary OF the Treasury with perhaps the bare-l
viii not state IL posi,sehout perhaps the power
issue gold and lock /, up idly in the Treasury awaiting
Tor the day OF resumption, policy TO which the
ecmocracy--iny rlcnus oil the West | am sure--are
almost mousiy opposed lApplause.l What is this
law which we thus in our resolutions ny implication ap
rrovey Who enacted IL. Dad i have democratic
votcy Not one IN the senate or House tApplause)
Is purely republican measure and tho sum Of the
financial villanies of the republican party. Cries of
.sTime, time !" go on y
MORE rtnk ron MR. EWING
Mr. WILLIAMS, OF indiana move that General
Ewing have his time extended fifteen m nu;es ,cries
General Ewing stepped TO The 'front.' Of the platform
amid the most iumulluous applause.
Mr. COLLINS OF Massachuseits-Me have rule that
no gentleman shah sieak Tor more than five minutes
II objection be made his time cannot be extended
The PRKsraExr-The Chair holds that the point Of
order web taken nncs the rule be rcconsidcred or
Mr. EAroS. OF Kansas move TO reconsider the
The PRgsprxr--Tnere is a question pending aud no
moiicn introduce subject order.
hr poKsHkixEs--l have 70 ask .ha, the gentleman
Gencra Ewing an opportunity TO speak. tApplausel
Mr. HERMAN, OF New ycrk-lnasmuch as Nr. Ewing
represents a portion OF The committee think we
should extend m. time as moved, alt housh We VIII not
lie auls y eCedsnt IN favor OF others who
nns Oh The committee | hope his time viii be ex
tended.
The rsxslosyr-rhc objection is Withdrawn.
The point order Is that the Chair cannot entertain
the notion Of the gentleman from New York. The
Of the Convention absolute; nobody reply
ia the gentleman from ohio except in Eve nutes'
speech I, is against tho law Of the Convention TO
rnter motion 10 nave him heard Tor more than Ave
The rrrslps~r-wnl the gentleman from Maryland
allow make a remark? Tho Chair
or any affection
Mr. McIgAS-Thrrc was objection
The fpssipgNr--The Chair did not hear H.
Mr. MclEAN-lt Is the itut OF the Char. The obiec-
fon made m every direction, though the noise IN
the galleries drowned the objections
ruk PREsIDsSr-.I recognized the gentleman from
Vno ana his right proceed IN the absence OF obsc
ti.u. and maintain that position.
MK McI.xAS-But objection made; appeal
from the decision OF the chair, AID call vote by
The Chair had right 10 give the floor 10 the
gentleman, and demand a vote
A DELguArr PROM lNBIASA--Thc rules
pended, and General Ewings time extended fifteen
md lhall | nnxe he