, 1879-05-23
WASHINGTON. |
The House Engaged Another
Entire Day on the
Silver Bill.
Much Useless Talk Indu1god
In and Little Progress
Made.
Small Likelihood Of tile Bill Pass"
ing ut tho Present Scs-
sion.
Senator Kellogg Plucki1y Con.
fronting the Democratic
Conspirators.
The Democratic States'-Rfghts
Bill Agnfn Crowded Out
in the House.
House Republicans Decide to Al
low No More General
Legislation.
Tho Legislative Dill from tho Senate to
/ Be Voted on Without
Debatc.
Substance Of tho Examiners Report on
the Chicago German National.
House Republicans Decide to Al
low No More General
Legislation.
The Legislative Bill from tic Senate to
Be Voted on Without
Debatc.
Substance Of tho Examiners Report on
the Chicago German National.
THE SILVER BILL.
FIVE HOURS or DEBATE.

WARRINGTON, u. u, MAy 11-Mf. NaEnes
had another day OF trial with ills silver Dill. Inc
Republicans prevented further consideration
Of thu bill to cripple the Jurisdiction Of the
unlted States Courts ny declanlnE to voto
throughout thu n'orniiE,-a policy which they
arc likely to follow Tor sonIo time. Alter that
Mr.. Warner, always impatient, pressed hia s!-
yer bill to tho consideration of tle Aousc, aiti'
after five hours Of 1ranOltng, the House ad-
journed, leaving tho bill practically Thcro ut
was at thu beginning Of the session. An amend-
ment was adopted provtdlng tat the silver bull
lon certificates to be iaaucd might bc OF as snail
denomination 10 s.. The Eote on this
amendment was lib yeas and loo nays. There
was long debate over heproVlsion ttiat cortit!-
Gates for coln and bullion iu the TREASURY may
bc counted as part Of the lawful money rcacrYo
Of National bants. Congcr declarcd that aucn
proposition was
4 DECLARATION TO ISSUE FIAT Mos.Y.
con rTa-lor ~ councrtjcut. chornrt terixed
thu entire % btll "a direct md shameless attack
upon the National credit, ,ns full OF crudtttca
and ridiculous tnconsstencics, mud in the dlrcc-
tIon OF practical repudsatlon.
''o - o,1,r,..,1trv
ea'4teSH""
called It monstrous measure OF Imitation. Which
on its face charged maturity Of tho American
ncontc with being kuayes or fools. Ito said that
A. 1 - Jan tRI Rz.E1 RthH
'ne nonus "u'ei' "cte pau Aot ~ sou ~.
ago 1t was now proposed 10 pay III ccFtElcateS
based upon bullion alonr. 1t was scounlrclsy
nrt. Turning To Mr. Sprlt,rer, Chittcuuen anid
that ~ h" s,,o,l ,,orrow a horso from hin, mn,
''Aat hc e""'u n"'''" tsa .,..",. . ~ .tas
next dAy return nm nlnlo nc "onla tn'nk nlln
q damned scoundrci, at when exhibition Of pro-
faue earucstf,css the House was couyulsed; aud
,r,h.I,ovar,,ment thi,,entrn rnnt3nne1. slou1d
,'"s. -. -... Il. .u.,,a h. >. ,,.,,,o,,
vlolate lts contract. IL woata od aa1uaea
scoundrcl at wllcll there was removed laughter
| Tic laugh was longer and louder whcu Chit
tor,,., holn,r chnroc,, with nrnfanitv. rrnvely
.snusn' tst, ne", ,.s ....su..,s ,s',xa - q
TUE JOKE or iiis CASE
was that ho n one Of tue most quiet men IN tne
House, but llis Indignation over tho Silver bill
IA so great tlat ho uses these plain wortls alto-
petl,cr r,,cot,scjo1,sIy Finally Tic eighth sec.
49,. 49, ,o,,,,o1 .c a. ~ contain tho f,,,ow
.'o'' "sS ",s"sa ~ ~ ~ - ,ra. 49, w. ~.
tng propositions: 1hat tne treasury po 70,
| qutrcd to receive dcpoafts Of gold and
silver coin In bullion IN sums Of not
| ,esa tbnn 500. mid to issue certificates there.
ZOOS suu" v.1, Aa ...sa,,o1 .,n,, *s ia
1or .. no ehlh.iel ueuo,a'aa. .a, % ,,. oo' -. =.
ccrtiiAAte8 10 oe received ~ paT 1oF HI uueS "
tho United States, Including imposts, aud 10 bc
| ,,pue3 nj ,he nvo.nre market value OF bu,,ou
TO- ~ y, .t.o. ,fo,,a~. o. Nav ynr,r or Han
| Ill btnlAuEA eHful AA'lAt3 1s A'o" AosH v" N""