The New York herald., 1878-03-01

Virginia, Dennis Dorsey Eustis. Ferry. GARLAND Gordon,
yeass Of flSSraa Jones g. Nsysc. Kelogs KirsSood
s;rsn naa NeTn nm ,nsury
saanaers. spencer Teller Thurnan voorness. W sacs
NAYS Messrs Barnu@, Bayard Blaine; Butler, GSna.
SON Mitchell Morrill,. MANDOLIN Koiiins Sargent wad
leigh and whyto-i9.
As It required a two-thirds vote 10 pass the bill,
pairs were arranged that two OF those avoring IL
paired with one Senator IN opposition thereto, snd
pairs wore announced as foiows:-Messrs Cameron.
OF pennsylvania, and Armstrong. oil Missouri in iavor
OF the bill, with Mr. Edmunds, opposed 20 III Messrs
Cameron, OF Wisconsin, and Booh, OF California In
favor OF the bill, with Mr.. Burnside, opposed to u,
and Messra Ogleshy, Of ll,nois, and Ransom, OF
NORTH Carolina, IN favor of the b with Mr. Anthony,
anu sharon were absent
wnen The name Of Mr. Hill. Of Georgia, was called;
should like TO make u brie statement
Several Senators objected.
The PRESIDENT pro tem.-Objection 10 made.
Mr.. HILl--rnen vote aye.
Mr.. EDAuSDs said that, being Obliged TO leave the
city in DAY or TWO. he had arranged for pair on
this bill, but different from the ou an ounced.
The master OF pairs, his iriond from Iowa, Mr. Ai-
son, had arranged It differently. Had ho (Mr Ed
munds) known mat vote would DO taken on this bill
to-day he would not have agreed to pair because he
thought out OF respect 10 the President The message
should be laid over until tomorrow.
The PRESIDENT pro tenn, IN announcing the vote,
said, two-thirds oil the Senate having voted In It's
favor. the bill Is passed and has become q law.
VIEWS OF NEW YORK BANKERs AND BROKERS.
veto did not surprise the magnaIes OF Wall street
yesterday, though by their conversation and hints
they showed that they were not greatly pleased with
the action taken subsequent 10 tho reading OF tho
Presidents veto message.
Al the Office OF Drcxei, Morgan Co., ono Of the
members oil the nrm when asked what effect the
passage Of the Silver bill would gen.
orally. said:-"We are In the dark to that as much
as anybody else. We dent know how IL Is gong t
work. Ali can toll you to-day Is that It Is n fraud"
OPINIONS
MEMBER OF q prominent Wall street firm, who
desires his name TO DO withheld, said;-"rhis whole
business has been discounted advance. OF course
the decline In bonds has not been heavy as
has been anticipated but matters never go 80 bad as
people imagine. When the law Is once IN working
order do expect that there will bo the difference
oil oneeighth per cent IN the price of silver and gold.
The worst feature about this whole business is that
shows disposition 10 tanpcr with our public credit;
u hurts US abroad, but our own people will prac.
ucaiiy speaking, not suffer from It, The Secretary Of
tho treasury, alter the now silvcr dollar been
coined, can only use II 10 pay the ordinary
our puolic debt am satisfied that under this
administration ut least no such will be made of
M sa sherman WIN nH' psy tns interest ON the pub
ing 10 put 1t out for nothing, will be TO pay the
rent expenses OF the government in 1t, anu that
amount Will DO easy taken up TO pay the duties vt the
Custom House. You know the imp0rterS IL they can
buy silver thirtysecon0 per cent less than
aoid Will buy the former 10 pay their duties AS our
markets, even ai,or House vote was announced
on Change this afternoon, gold offered aud
scven-eighths, and there was greater demand ior
II than usual lhus lar II has had no effect on Wall
street, ana Will not nave Oh business generally until
good many months nave passed."
Mr. Colgate, the bullion broker Of Wall street. said
that The enactment Of tho law would not have p0r.
| ceptibs influence on the business of the city or
county Immediately, but ultimately Il would 90 OF
| vast benefit 10 the American people at large. While
the process OF demonstration was going on in Ger.
Of SILVER to purchase gold all wen. on SeiI' eTI'
| But what would DO done with tho gold
with The production OF gold over silver. whom nobody
wanted any more OF nf Whom ths present demand
for gold over she will have II all 10 herself The
reconciliation OF silver will demand for II
here. steady demand in The lace Of tho iaot that
| Gcvmany will want 1t again oy and BY. As TO the
trado dollars they would be Two per cent moro
than the dollars OF 4l2 4 grains dscreed by the Silver
bill; they would DO ~ premium and thoso who had
to pay large amounts In silver could easily got silver
| csrtncateR
THE HOTELS AND THEIR GUESTS ON THE s11-
YER BILL.
AsToR HoUsE-"We were satisfied with things a,
they Bui the silver bill, wiliinorsase cur busi
| ness guess can stand It."
NfvDsoR HOTEL (AiE Watc)--'sThe bill will have
tendency TO improve business. People will feel NOR
| settled Tonight there wero more brokers and mon
| eyed men present than usual Improvement In bust
to be guaranteed by the action OF Congress
on the Silver BILL"
ST. JAMES presumed to be the headquarters OF tho
silver men, as 1t was onco owned by Senator Jones'
the silver monarch OF Nevada)-ME r. T. Walton,
who charge Of she hotel says that the people
want cheap money, and tho repeal OF the Resumption
act, with tho reconciliation Of silver, will help to I'm.
prove business. He thinks that tho Silver bill will
put up bonds and put down gold.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK (McCartby)-"we have taken all
the silver that has been offered and shall continue 10
do Glad TO get all that offered ut par. 1t brings
Us SO near resumption that that event cannot bo
hcped."
DELMoSIco's (up town)--"Charles Deimou ouico-We
don't object to guests paying their bills In SILVER"
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL (ME Carr)-"Good thing Tor
much as u increases the purchasing power Of the
country"
ST. NICHOLAS tMr Kipg)-"we don't know anything
about,iI"
METROPOLITAN (ME Ciars)-"Al our Western guests
are in favor Of IT," Judge Fowler. OF Uistcr county,
who Is stopping At the Metropolitan says the
tiOn brought before the people OF the State the
Sivor bill would DO carried by 200 900 majority He
also says that Senator Herman, who against tho
bin. has asserted that there are 1.-TWO sides 10 the
question"
NEW York HOTEL (Nr Van Burenl-"we have no
opinion on the subject He had silver hmrelf aud
didn't caro- much about anybody who had Mr. Joe
Hernandez, IN the same hotel, said "It's the money
UNION PLAcs HOTEL (hr Ryan)-"Dont know any
thiug about II "
UNION SQUARE HOTEL (ME a. y. Dam)-'l Will
write out my opinion the Silver bill soon as
got through with my dinner."
EVERETT HOUSE (Bisnop White)--"we suppose they
know more auout II In Washington than here.
Lot US SEQ how II will work. -
srURrEvANr HOUSE lewis Lclano) -.'lt Is all right
good thing. Hope IL will improve business" I" The
veteran fnancier, Daniel Drew who issopping at tho
Startevant, said:-"I don't see that tho Silver bill
will have any bad effect"
GILsEy House. (Mr. BrcsIin)-''Don't see where Il
can DO any harm. II may do some good"
GRAND CENTRAL HorxL lMr. Crockett, the landlord
being In Now Oreans)--srhc silver bill Hal ha |
II won't afect much"
BRASDRBrH HoUsg (ME Kerr, proprietor, resident
IN PARIS, 10 said to be in favor OF gold His repre-
sentative here says)-"We are glad to:fnd bottom
somewhere. Our guests from tho West all want
moro money, greenbacks or silver, II don't make
much difference which"
EAST SIDE TAMMANYITES.
SPEECHES IN FAVOR OF TAMMANY HALL AND
DENuNCIATIoSs OF INDEPENDENT DEMO-