The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

i Germany did 10 my sickness stretch my
travels NJ far ~ Pare, wh.rs .peni three
'aohlh' aud hsa not the privilege OF seelrR
any bermsu wstasmrn."
The houss viii racllec, q series Of let.
tiers" replied BAlinrd. "ihst the gtniismsn
wro,e .i,er = brilliant interview with Phuos
| Bismarck
"wh.p'" inquired Kelley.
Two years sgo," replied Bslford
Krlley-"Ii my srithme'io sustsins me,
on tins basns OF 1879 and 1884, II was i've
yesrs."
Bsliord-"yery we'll; lat vs. get TO th.
next poin'; SAY that when you came b-ck
from Europe last iAll you Introduced bil,
~ stop coinage, nnd UT you are "lllihg 20
stand IN here and advocate DAY Rfor day
the protection Of pig iron."
krll.y-"My desire 10 10 permit the wide
| spread use OF ell ger on its ancien basic,
ara my bill is ono which | believe Is well
G Icuis' to force arrogant E,slsni, tSe
prosecutor OF silver and siiyst nniions, to
sue FOR rlef from ner own ANNOYANCE ny
nski thu demonstration Of silver on the
ancient oasis "
Bslford-"why didn't YOU Introduce
bill To proisot arrogant England on the
question Of pig irol' tLsughser.l | have
always vote 90 protec. the iniu ,tri.s o.
Pdnnsy lvsnla New Jer,ry Connt o,icut and
Lpuls ana, aud yet there 10 aseuled, siui
led policy On this part of the uonopo'
lies OF Ia. eutt o d scredit, II jnie ard rum
the great Industry of my Bia'e."
K'liey-"Dd ay OF those monopolies
Ian / stand py You In the duties you de.
handed for Colorado lead, an industry
scare IL second TO silver or did they IA o.
rrotrG her p'g iron, her nail factories aud
her B rsem,s rail millt2
Bsiiprd-"I ran ,ill tho Eon'l man TINT
Colorado needs no lafiD on hesasm'r steel.
II sts sli 20 chip ton NJ Bsssrmer Sc
from Pennsylvania to Colorado. rhs ta,if
tpere l. distance, | CA" also give
notice to my fnend that Colorado needs no.
to stand up tor The relief Ut pix iron
Continuing. Bedford proceeded 10 make ~
argument in favor OF tree silver cLinage. IL
was time congress should maze short WORK
OF The theory which dominated this ad-
min,siraiiop. Hs cared not what it was
repuhl can or democrat, communism had
ab.olu'ely b'gun its deva-t-,iog couts' 10
this ccurtry. Look Al the no; In CincIn
raj. [, might be eaid 1t sirdng
out ofan attempt to administer justice h.
one individual case. GA, MOI
Tho mantle was toe hard for
that. IL was bec,use the people OF the
country were beginning - re.lis, aud feel
hat no man by honest and Legitimate in-
dustry could earn $20.000,tO0 in one year
and deprive the people OF currency which
belonged II th.m In the exercise OF the,
trade and business. That Was what the
riot meant, and he advised the gentlemen
who had control OF the house TO see to Vt
that the currency was not diminished while
the people were increasing. IL they
d there would be no riot in Cincinnati.
but a riot in every great city OF the country
when millions OF properly would be de-
s'royed. He criticised he democrats for
emitting down the appropriation t. insult
| ficient sm0unts, and inQu red, Are 40 Tor
ever and ever ID hold The White House on
account OF your absolute siliy oluniersr
Warner, Of Ohio. submitted an argument
| Hewitt, OF New York. thought
the house should not sane
non by any act an increase in tbs
| coinage OF the standard silver dollar, aud
! that tho time would come when this hOuso
should put its sc i If defamation on the
coinage Of oDe additional dollar The yea
'lemsn ircu Missouri (Blsrd)nat achieved
/ grsst renown by having idenu.
G-d himself win y measure
rhich according TO his view had n .de
50 cents worth 81 silver equal IN dollar.
! lie hsd dJHs that by act OF congress-. He
now came in with another proposition, like
the man described in Mother Goose IA the
verae beginning There WA - :
coinage OF So 10000 .he government vas
making profit OF $4,000 u month.
| The ceuilemsu's proposition wss that for
silver which could be bought in unlimited
qua titles tor l.0l per ounce, the govern
msnt was going tn pay 81 10 l.2 per ounce
IL would awe every mao vho housht nne
runcs OF silver 10 br coined 10 per cent.
more than the market value. OF course all
the world would com with lite silver, and
It would be "ihe devil take the hindmo st
| in the race.
Bla d moved to strike out the fourth sec.
| ton, which provides that trade dollars re-
c,ined into STANDARD dollars shall be de-
Quoted from the amount OF bullion re-
q Tired to be coined by tho demonstration
act Agreed tc--Yeas. 1871; nays. ll3
Tho bill then passed - Yeas, 1913; nsys, 40.
FIJI wing is the vote in detail:
Yea~-Aiksn, Alexander, Aruof, Bsllep-
tine, B,rksdale, Brlford, blanchard, Bland,
Bount. Breckenri tge,. Btetung,. trond y
Carleton, Cassidy. Gladly, Clay, Clements,
Cos rive y X OF NV York. ,Iisp. Uulbs :
son OF Texas. Curtin, Debreil, Dorgerr
Dunp, Eldridee, Elwood, Ferr IT.
F,nne,ty, Fullett, Fornsy, Fyan, George,
Glesscock. Graves, Hals',t, Hammond,
H4dmau, Hatch of Missouri, Henderson
of Iowa. deniy, Hepburn, Herbert. Hill,
Hnbilz-l, Holman, Holmes. II 'pkns,
Hou.eman. Jetfsreds, Jones of Arkansas,
! Joaas OF T0xaq, Jones Of Alabama,
Jordan, Keifer King, Kllner, Lsiid, Lamp,
Lanhnm, LeFcvfe, Lowering, Lowry, Nc
Ord, Mem ,lIar, Naston. aybury, Miller,
of r. Ias, Mills, Monroe, Morgan, Muldrow,
Paige, Patton, Ptyson, Pierce Peel, OF Ar
kansas. Petere, Post, Price, Prior, Reagan,
Reese. Rigs, Robertson, Robinson, of New
Y nix, Roger, Of Arkausas, Y gers, OF New
York; Rosecfans Shaw, Singleton, Skinner,
OF North Carolina, Springer Sewart. ol
Texas, Stockslager, Sumner, Of California,
! THOMPSON, rhruok morton, Tillman, Tally,
| Of M IA - -
Vaieatine, Vance, Van Eaton, wsrd,
Warner, II Ohio. Weaver. Welhorn,
Weller, vii Iins, Williams. Wilis, Wilson,
oi West Virginia Winans. ~ Michigan, q.
u. Vice. OF Virginia, Woliord, Wood,
Worthin=tor, Y,ple, York--l3l.
! Nays-Adsms, of II inot-. Baylor Bar,
Reach, belmont, Bingham, Buntells,
Brewer, o; New York, Brewer, ct New
Jersey, Brewer, OF Indiana, Brown, OF
Pennsylvania, Buckner, C,mpbsil, OF
Pennsyivenis. Cannon, Chase. Collins,
Connolly, Culoertson, OF Kentucky,
Cuuen. Cuioheon, Darran, DAVIS.
OF Illinois, Davis, OF Massachusetts,
Davd Dnnhsm, Evans, II Penney yalia,
Evans, of South Carolina Eserhsrt, Fiddler,
Fiudl Y, Fundstone, q II, Gia Meat,
Gnenther. Hanback,, HAucOck, HARDY,
Hsrmer. Halt, Hatch, of NJ lobigan Hayues,
H,mphil Hen erson, Of Iliuas, II viz,
a. New OK. Hiscotk, nv mr. houhi
He0y. Hunt, Hand, James, lhn-
too. Jones. ct Wisconsin,, Ksg-
son, Kan, Kelley, K.,chum, Lsoeyr
Lawrence. Lewis, Libbey, Long, lyman,
Nct;omas, MoCo' mack, Nj iken, Mitchell,
Morril, Morrison, Morse, Nelson, Nutring,
O'aata, O'Neili, of Psnns lvania, Parker,
Payne, peaie, OF Indians PersinP, Ph,ips,
N.w York, Reid, Rice. Rob'nson, OF Ohio.
Rockwell. Rowell. Rl-s.ll, Seymour,
shaley, Skinner. of New York, Sl0cum,
| Smslis, spouner, Spriggs Steele, SiepheL-
Goa, Stewart, OF Vermont, Storm. STRAIT.
Il 3. Taylor. Of 0lio. J. y: Taylor, oil