Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-06
IRFSSIONAL
a Makes Known BIS
= no silver Question
4 the Senate
! .,iog $4,000 for a Fed
III at tyler fexas'
"a By ii, House


Iur SENATE. al
IN FEB. o. In the
.n,no Mr.. Sherman OF
III 4 bill to provide for
J, The medals TO COM
On,,,nIenon Of the Wash
Uni, Referred. i
n ls,5cs that one medal
n each senator, repre-
y, Uovsrnor Of each state
that 10000 medals
4 ID for sale TO the gen
c y,n was offered 10y |
. o,p agreed to, ealing on
/, general for Information
bsr Of clerks occupied in
me adjustment Of post
NV aud the progress
n work ,n
pssed authorizing the
II A bridge across the
iy,rsl Memphis.
''tsn took up the bill for
m Il trade dollars aud
Ios Of standard silver
M. Brown Of Georgia
He argued that the
fthe United States was
resources Of their own
a leave other nations 70
themselves. Alb we ali II
|,ftothe maintain balance
n favor, even II for this
q. necessary to increase
iss and shut out all for
q Id would then flbW
sd AID in time would be
retire every legal tender
yen5 witha currency COM
Jyely Of gold and silver.
I clearly announced tn It
Inn Of silver ore was one OF
I'M Of the United Biate-,
M nation WAS planted on
N and would not get of
In of Colorado opposed the
TO the house bill and
In the house bill
merely FOR the re-
n the trade dollar would be
I'M senate aud that the sen
bn to suspend the coinage o.
Ina dollar would not lot
.ard strongly opposed the re
III The trade dollar vt its face
deed, he o. jected TO th'
lsdemptlonn in connec
j II. Trade dollars wer'
sane category as silvel
BIS " Mf. BAYard a paradox
! oould ask IN the name o
receive les for more, yet WI
& the onOr Of the country
take. This 30 -calltd ere
would be a departure from
hiarks, the government pass
Rbt real and tested To the un
Imaginary. If the Anne teal
I'D learn at the expense o
or nine million dollars tn
|1h that by at the bottom q
BIN, q great lesson wouln b
EsB COO, omically fol the greu
VS.. Can congress Great
y Which Of you by takin
|an add q cubit TO his stature
|lofity by passing laws iron
doimsday can create
Gould we crt ate value by
|0nal fiat? Could congreI
ta value be,n and the valu
y Congress bad already trie
900 coo men in the hel'
had Issued notes having the
Stamped on them, "
q been unable
pee notes at half the
+ This was not a question
yAId continued, ia whiC
puld be arrayed against part.
: truth, There was no DBL
lorsl, equitable or leg.l, upC
20 slsles to redeem, es IL W
y Trade dollar. Mr.. Bayal
2 The suspension OF the silv
PEI He would favor a mo
'apension than that provide
senate committees amen
nder consideration, but
CENT measure WAS the be-
y now b. had ne would su
MI Bayard added that
Rllh the suhj-ct of money
snl should he tried. The il
aslness sh iuld be recogniz
20 would suffer most by silS
llon were laOoTers, these W
bile their time An app
existed in the business CO
W Bayard said, excit
lghlly or wr ingly, OF {
e stated by Secretary \
Ike y to follow any
nono nrtalism on the ba
Tnere were ia
that could not be
fehe-t Of legislation. I
egt has said that congT
Nate peeuniary ohiigStI
81 20 The wful money "
e.-'es Baysrd did not "
asls further upDn that sti
','ap hut there was one tn.
and the supreme court and
4 |, plat could be2rsised co
w. ~ That was TO crSpte or ma
slue AGAINST the belief Of
~ whom II wasNteud-T
= s',leves that all the currel
7 10y the United States at
, .lule wac here.
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