, 1879-05-10
THE WARMER BILL.
wEAyEn's SPEECH.
Special i>ispostA 10 THe 7t-tbune.


WAsl1isGroH, d. e., Mar 0.--rhs Green
baekers had their dag In the Iluuse. Mr.. Weaver,
whom they delight to call tile e!Ivcr.tBnguad
orator Of Iowa. reviewed at length the history
pf silver legislation. stating absolutely nothing
tllat WAS ncT. Weaver, At loss for some point
on which to attack tic present administrator
OF our finance, stated lhat the reason why thu O
per cont honls Ind been refunded into ucr
cents was hecause 4 ner cents nrc payable
quarterly, a,l,i tint the boadholler by tt,ese
meals can turn over bis money oftcner, aud
tl,us Maka mora nut Of II really that hu conll
nut Of 0 per cent bonds, the Interest OH which
wns paYnbls only sesnt.annunlly. The rest Of
his speech whs Il hackHcyed Grccnbacls stump
tiraao against tho misunderstanding ssstcn1,
which lis tlcnouucctl as It robbery of The people,
mud, In The face OF tic fact timl all Natlnual-
bank charters cxu!ro by Limitation In twtnty
yrara, lie declared That the Republican party
had made them perpetual. tlcitman, OF Init
nnu, tho new member from the Evansville dis
trtct, denounced The Warner bill ns dishonest
measure mud cheat.
wsAvER's SPEECH.
IN The ftlf4rn Assoctakh rrtss.
wAsttNwroH, y. G.. NAV 9.-vhn AoMso ru-
su,ncd The consideration q the Warner S! !lvcr
bill, mud was addressed By atr. Weaver In mlyo.
caey Of the hii, atMl ID faYur nf thu double
Ktnni1ard. There was bnrcly enough gold In Tho
world to DAY tl,n annual Interest on ttlu pubic
.lrht ot tho United statrs. II Congress was to
trnonetsze silver. and Ind nut thu power to H..
Bue papcr nionuy, 1t wualI hitch the car al
American civilization at'tt praRress to lctrcas-
tnu gn!l product. lie arEucd TINT tic l,ll dr.
monctizng silver was unconstitutional. II Cou-
grtss hatl tlle constitutional! power to s0p tllc
coinaue at silver, i also hal tito power to stop
tic colnagc Of gold, nn' TINT would be nnutaer
did not want worthless nsnney. He wanted
cheap money afid slcar property. NuW money
was ucar nInt property waB cheap. 81 tllat money
WIS master ind klilg, and propcrty went beg
Eing
ArA p1scouHT.
| II tlcrA mas otto question upnn which the
| American pcnple wcr9 almost UNANIMOUS, It WINS
| luou tha silver question. Thcro WIS universal
taemat,ss s',"t silver ac festorea as sl'u !sEa!
tender money of tho country. lie character
led the decentralization 0t silver as great In.
terhationai conspiracy 0f men who had liked
| incomes against md In opposition to thosp VINO
| own tie great bulk OF tic property IN the
world lie also , ,s5lsie!ssd tho act Of 1861 so
ST.: Mitchell inquired il Mr.. Weaver had
MT voted III 1913 for urant, mud Weaver repl'ol
| hr. Mitchell then inquired II tho act Of 1860
| had not heon basel upon the platform upun
which Zen. Gsaut had been oecte1.
Mr. Weaver replied thnt 10 a!ltl not 40 Under
stana It. IIU acknowledged lie had been then
financial nuestlo1,. bit ho hni received new
light and believed the net Of l6I,t 10 10
\ GREAT ruHs.io WRONG.
~ amouhtea 70 VeFy !'ttlc 'ess tnan frhnbcfy o.
tho peopie, ven. afant a!lti tnS republican
parry ~ ano contrary MotM'tnstAnulsn.
tiona,"oanKllas syst.etn.
a1essss. toheef. Nt!oef, FISHER anu other
stia menapeah mGmne1s as 'tesnosed @ tlinancr ot
soxr t.,a "G" . .%eu lo1 .ne renatK rom aif.
weaver that, t!aoaAa llb Was Wiling 70 answer
ll'e'n Que ~ one, ho did nut waut tic wl,ole
Syndicate At h.m at once. ...-.. -.
Mr. Mfaser continued h's arrt,tnent agdtnst
tle NatHHla1'9anK system, WHICH ae said wns
IHunstEusity IN tlit skofF OF tetislattt, lie