, 1877-11-16

inferred tn1o with The rf vetrming the day
rsrry hn.'nr.- Transaction In the county. lie |
entered NJ. pFntcs against the pa*sace Of the hf!l
si;Ee T. .s tTe,t nd nd hnnor II " tc eountrv At
'mt sn3 hbrnatt, and 10 laboF, esp!sal tradc, and
III. Hsl.ou dce1ascd bis ,,rcf thAs the repeal Of
the Rtsnmnton net would be perntclnus and dctrt-
mental 70 t''S . '.in's@ i31ert-:. q The eonntIy.
II .pes IL q III ST.
Inn the rounfry had renchea that period when ~
commerce nn,i general bn.,ness should he provided
fnr. lie cypainch and sdsotht~a tht Amendment
offered ~ himself to the pending bill.
M Kelley rad lrom arte.e tn re North Agt.t'cdn
which h. raid cssto5.cd an isnoranee dItereditabe
TO the country WHOSE Secretary Of the TreaaurJ the
hnthos had heen and = fncn!ac'sy which in~okesl
raY thai tonescs.. In lextrlatnc for tho rrtumrton
The ~. ta,ae eoa,d not he eoatrolta IL by he w,se.
r"' tioycrnment. nreenhack* had been deuoni.
nstcd As !he curse Of tho country. md ret Il VS.
IInion. Wien gold. deaow.rcd. bad ieit the cum.
'r5: shen t't = ~ bah!". had stepped forward.
pied munitions food. and TRANSFORMATION. That
which served 70 well tn war wsa not acservfn0 of
t't eontsnpt wh'ea was being hespel npon q n
eu,,ain the ercdit oi s.. g.o 0tS,. ooo.
NIL K '<s1 !" .se 'sf .es Vs. ~
xon 'a' o. viii sf thc ~
froresI p1anta rhen compared wish tic Aretic cold
ihst f'tt,lds up the nountatnous ieehcsr.
consent was 9iscn 10 him TO nn,rh h,s speech.
lsesumthg. he naked the ftouee to wipe nut that
sulnou. statute. Il stood menace to confidence.
eresy capitalism that tho body Of the money vas 70
b. contracted: that thc banks must hoafd specie
of. se ses q maney
their own cellars ur In tic vaults Of the banks.
In eonc'nsIon be said: Kcnsals.hst act. reatoro
confidence. allow The tsamp< &Ht millions Of work-
10 70 10 work on rour raw, material aud
sasp' on no ia n,s@. e.Hef. "a. ~, esS from
debt by ldlenens and want Of Industry. Set tho
miners ., and 2tsf c; st.ss IT.
s;fiss s:se: s::S: i$sa - sss'1 ssS!:'
W have Eon.. Al this thing buiiheaded. and have
telse. q coincidence. inpo.er!4Aed o1r people;
put onr'eivef In a pus!tion that IN the mtdat Of
abundant crops our people are hungry. with or
are 10 deal With dve thousand mili'ona Of In
tou sts to r,osiSs d.. cnss,,
from 1 ~ whteh essr1 bo.rder may dss~ fot eo.rd.
r. .h: I'll s r. et tssPF;s
rot ten or fteen rli1ns Of dDlI3es to do II wtth.
st.ss ri :sa :1a:sse &C. had DE-
st.urcd all the busfness transactions Of tbs
. eo5s sna aa ss st.s f. ss fen s
the 6hy!oct. and usone!.lenders.. lie defended
the action Of the liouse III pas:n. thr Silver btu.
jcctors Of the bill demnnetixing ailser monument
IN r. Gs%g 1e r. Sa p1s,
atrcc& might pf0fper. "Ncpnhlaftbn" was
nv IL ery q the s'sa: but, b.. rhes. It I:
poor. The people demanded thu repca. q the he.
| sumption. &C. md the remonet,zation Of silver.
rs pay IL i IL 'S:. :t The
s Mr. llama declared himself epps:s,l to ths Re-
sumption Law =. 1t now stood. lie "a. not IN
oiAcr extreme. equally unw,se and dlsa.trous ~
| enforced resumption and contraction. lie was iu
e kespn The inss
gold. A. ! Republican he acorned tho idea Of re-
pudIat!on. III Gchuli Of an honeut constituency.
ani l lay on the Counter Of The Treasury ~ fres
Of tho country. hs hurled back the ehatce that
step toward repudiatton by demanding The repeal
Of tl,r Resumption law. and be branded Il W un-
an ont" e: nc. =. q
money. snd cai!e. nnon the people to listen 70 lhe
sweet mus,e q jtnsne The snEle .sanaaft; N:s. =.
| IIonsb,n Democrats whp opposed t1r is*nr. and
The Government w!,o lssued It. II At ftast con-
si.tcncY, hut he wunlI not attempt to dIanwn the
| these rags that the upvcrnmrnt had been enabled
to build ships which carried the United states tas
over every ocean. ItwAs viii these racr that the
granient army that hatlled In defense Of Law
| aud right wis equipped. It was b. virtue OF
these rass that the dag Of The Cnson osted to-day
| every member gladly received from tte Sergeant.
at-Arms. tLauehtet.l The peon'e hsd noi asked
| for the decentralization OF silver nor for the lie.
fumuttpu Act Tho practical e!Iect Of the Hceuma-
tim act has been to foaee dirtrst. to impair een
hdrnee to lock u currency. 10 paralyze tndustttes,
| courts with suits for collection. and tn twel the
dockets OF the United Statea cuusts with petition!
| In bankruptcy. 1t bad wthu4ht ruin enough. and
therefore be wus 10 favor OF it, repeal, tic apptait
to al sides and sectlons 10 aid IN removing tfua the
statute book u threat by Mcans al which abor and
| enterprise had sunepcd quite enough. adjourned.