Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-23
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MI Singleton ankcd leave tu present
the petition ot liyu hundred Hpldlrra ol
llluuia, which he ncnt tu the GlcikH
desk tu hr read
Nit Mcmahon. evidently mivtaking
the purpurt ol the pcllllliun. objected,
subsequently hc Withdrew hiH ubloc.
ton uud thc petition wan read
llpruycd io be- Ia the lurm ui u Icro.
luton, asking tot the passage ul the
Weaver hill. aud rcqucaling HoldicrH all
over the country tu organize nnd krcpa
rv,utd ui the mrmbrra ui tungtCaa whu
may yoW against that hill, Ior future
rriolcnra
Ailrr some miscellaneous huuinraa,
confederation Nu Tunumcd ol tho hHnk
ruartyc bill uud the lcmaud lur the pre-.
vluun uucaltun wnu norundCd 10y lmln u
Tho main qucHtlou Wan thcu ordered.
aud tho debate began,
MI Weaver uppoucd tho hill uu the
ground that It diacimluntod against the
grrruhu,kn The gcullrmuu Irom New
Nurk lChtlcudcn had nuid numrlh,ug
ngliuaI the Clipped dollar, uud had
nuyytyd at the tIvvuhark u WH7 u
clipped dollar when the huudhollcr
was to ho paul. but when tho bond
holder wanted to keep u lawful money
rrsrryr lo pay oIl hr uutru To common
people, the clipped dollar WAS good
enough. That Was discrimination
against tito pruplo aud la hyor of the
lnndholicm 'll,r gentleman Irom
Now Nutk. / Nit Chiltcudcn hal told ~
plury about a boy, u relative ul Rugc
Sh,Tman. who. having lual hlH dog,
wanted lu make the drbl lac contracted
IA iudiug Il legal tender. II that Toy
had had any sherman blood ~ his ycins
hc would have gone a. got advice pl hm
cousin m lhv TREASURY. That aIylrC
would have been. Deposit youf dog
With me, gu him exempted irnm tax
thun draw mpcr cent ui his value IN ~
into the banking buniucm with. aui |
will kcop tho dug aa security, aud STAMP
coupon bonds on hH carn aud vyCry
inch ni hia tail, Laughter Tho ,aauc
pu'ucntud hy the prcnrni hlll VAN
whulhrr the country would have u legal
lrndrr paper munry iunucd hy the gov
eminent or whether II would depend on
banking associations lot tn circulating
medium Tho gentleman lrom New
Yurk tr'nuld hiR WeaverA soldier
bil un un uunili on u peculiar intcrvh
winch hc represented once very
distinguished senator from Illinois lat.
ludtng tu SENATOR losaul hal Eaid, on
tho Goth ul this month that the bill ~
lru,luccd 10y him Weaver Naa the
worst pirco oi dcmngogery cvcr inlru
durrd into the AmotlCan CungtcuA
That gentleman wA titircni'cncml j.
4. lpsan. ut Illinois,
Mr. Hawley--And no wnA perfectly
right.
Mi. woaysr rcpl,od that no doubt
that gentleman, Who had claSred green.
hnckCra ~ the TAX tax aud hub.tall ol
creation. would thnk ao. Tho country
had been prepared iui the remarks oi
tho gentleman irom illinois, II xaa TO
bc expected oi man " ho had voted ior
the salary grab aud had pat three thou.
Hind two hundlcL dulau ol nwag into
his own pocket, would bC opposed 10
doing Justice to the soldier II hal been
nlntel that the authpr IT tho
anl,irt bill wan not "a earn,
eat The author ui that hill
nud the 1uO WO men Who stood behind
him had never been mutv in catuchi
than nuw. not even whrn Rghiing the
bloody battle oi shiloh. uud thia house
must giyr Ihc frilci demanded, uf those
men would send representatives to Con,
grrus Who would,
The lrbalc vus further continued by
MrUiA Whilthornr aud kiclcr, both ui
whom opposed the bill Tho former uu
the ground that Il would discriminate
ngainat tho grrcnhack, the latter on the
ground llmi u would tend to imperil the
pcfmaneuCy II resumption,
Al the ckiac oi the discussion. tho
amendment. the only one a. bc voted
upon. requiring banks To- kccp thrir coin
reserves ia their own vaults, vAN ~
icctrd 10y vote ul ~ 10 20
Tho question recurring on tho ep.
srunsing and thirl reading ui the bill on
dtyiniun, the vote sluud - tu liO, and
the yeas nnd nays WCrv ordered. the
vote rcsulting yeas ~. nays los. aud
the hill Was killCd,
The House then went into Coinmittre
of the Whole on Revised liulrs.
Mr. kryc, IN the ucurpe vi h,s speech,
referred tu the nahfy gab, Which lcd TO
the remark from Mr. Cox u lid not
vote ior 10 aud d,I not take tho money.
Iiyou uv looking at me
NJ. Fryr--t think the gentleman said
hc wanted a.
Mr.. Coz made the only speech
uga,nsi it. lIc very just, because Maine
Ia in trouble,
Mr Frye MaiUe Was la trouble q lit
tIc while ago. \ host OF fusioniala,
Democrats ani Gfrcubackrra like the
L.YhaYpua tfibrs Of the North. in ignof.
aheV and baTbaTlty, camo down on tho
eu,,d old State oi Maine and attempted
10 slaughter hcf out. but thank God,
they have gone home aud J thank Him
further. thai they never will come back.
tApplansc on the Republican aide,
ar. Cox. never will say anything
against your brothcr,in- Law never will.
loud and continued laughter all over
tho bousc, Mr., Cox's allunlon being to
Governor Garcclon.
At. frye-l bad Supposed that for
pclnoemt rlike my btotherin.lav 10