, 1877-05-31
SILVER.
Gov, CuIlom Vetoes the Bill Lately
Passed by the General
Assembly.
Ho Says the Legislature Passed It for
Effect, Expecting His Veto.
Ills Wish Is Father to Objections Of The
Most Diverse Character.
The Kettle Was Broken When Borrowed,
Whole When Returned. and
Never Borrowed.

HAVAU WAtu Ah8tuAu0ut AuA
Never Borrowed.
sralNoS1ELp. IT,, May Gothic following Is
the 1ulI text Of Gov. Cullom's message vetoing
the bill to mako silver coin lcgal-tendcr In
this State, which bll was passed by the Th!r-
tieth General Assembly.
ss1, q Hny E Il, s G1ota.
Viii iosss niii Ne for IN aet io"9 10 %sss :iisst
sats q inos. Without he IT. M 'approva and viz
my objections TO tho bill becoming Law. do
not bel!sve s.sh statute s se r. 4: nsn;ia! IT,;
] %, of .hs opnoa thst .he Ieeslatats passcd tns
MAINLY FOR TnB PURPOSE or GIVING SOLEMN
EXPRESSION 70 4 Desire
that Congress would rcmonesiss s!l.cr and provide
III III up .yaa IL ssn aSop ha donse
standard .i1yet would soon eeeome tho general M
Of thS tson sn IN lhst ths
should be. as is liable to occur at any time. an
Issue Of The snbs'.lary silver colnago ii excess Of
ne5sisi M traasaeon. Of 10 eepni1y. Il " Void I'D 10 1t
a discount moro or less below tho standard silver
currency. Under these circumstances, It
WOULD FLOW INTO THIS sTATE,
isre, would 1avs 4 si.on I currency and vslaa
neis would assume tho burden and Inconvenience
coinage q which i ha. no control, and out Of
Ii would not maks money moro plentiful, because
It would expcl ~ equivalent amount OF bette: cur
H. ss y IT, sen no GaI M o. h
~ 6 IL pps s T.
the decline ~ xaano OF tho currency IN which tho
II. WOULD NOT nRLr THE DBn7on,
Eeesa,es e ny !gdgncMt, tho conssitut!9n of tho
plication 10 cxhHnE contracta: It scomn 10 mo
that tho strongest advocates Of tho demonstration
9da. s.e 81 aeen sash is ptoposs '
calculated to do the peopfe injury, and 10
aos ono Of soGna poItsy thss'
Those Q! us whose basness experience datos ptlor
to l6ol wy soo v'd foeottcetsoa Of tls dssad.
taat ased by adjo!aiaK ststes % bs wiiin9 e see
u seia,b9sed ap9a ta.s ss1to: s.lyct should oe
o Ill., oeoeo aaa 'oe s'huaso '''e aoAt ss''o9ea
Of such LEGISLATION = ]. PROPOSED y th1s blu wou1d
~ sss :saa "a
limiting lhe !sne allyer should
inan 4 about poi, an Tho bIl i i became INV.
wonld haze no particular eject. bne what assurance
nave Va tnat ~ oYeta1nhdance OF naos1aast sltsef
WHAT sEcva,Et !:t Il; ,4yn .;9 WE, :.
We qeste y 9asn.o t tnas ny aa; ee'n saa ee
u s5naesa VII
token while re statss arnan1 3 " w r..
sexs on5 Eoa hn9 m n ase ieeo' &c
% @tRo an H. gas tnx ~ aoos sch ns ooo ft
sbsu;i 70 ~ tsay thSt Tho people OF State can te
's"''''I coMrsIs q eiS THEN NJ 70 TAXI AFFAIR
s.sts liz = ssssssd. snd 20 immediate "a a.:
es. ensst ~ we ~ ~ 81 ~ ~ tno
+ ~ % SeaSs !
scss 70 wa 5
sa4 s Nps!Sns s ss, :a %
ms,its It might oISesv!sc Dosscss. ''' ""A's'''
| TiIa nift Il RuruaNANT 70 TIN coNsr1rurrnnB
Of th!s Btsts and Of The United states N Tho fact
10 impair tho obligation of contracts. Tbis lii
md d1cs Hpt l!scfupInsie Eotwcsn them nnti sncf,
q nay hereafter r. n,ade; The Leai.iata5e
conjd be upheld, subsidiary slIyer coin mint bo
| forccd ID tender upon creditor nhrra he lid no
othsr c1prcsa contract Tor othyr ki.,is Of com,
| mi wiataycr might bu tho jepfroist!on nf liz
same. thv credStaf's rjQht to demand currency
/ would be taken away. xnll 20 tho bill vn1,1d
| OPERATE TO IApAi1k TttH onLfulrfoN or TIN
I coaTnacF
betvesn thu part,e,. Tho bill astnmes IN n.,r,t
IN obsigor Who las agrced, in exprcss terms. 10
r,inn msnfe.tix naifs 4 H. ~ ooo!'an r..
cnnf,act VI era ill., aiigcr coim Il o9 H. w.is
ihs eral.tsndef curraney. Ths bin sso ini"rfeT"s
.rf money. Tte nowcf 10 co[u monsv. and 10 rarn.
.-. VESTED lK coxonEsa .
hsa po"eti N svs!ao' ~ euect, Wlthont any 70.
rnnrrcs. tba eTnrci.c nf With nn, apIS