New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
SILVER MEN DISTURBED.
DISSATISFIED WITH THE ADMINISTRATION.
THE PRESIDENT TO WRITE A SUPPLEMENTAL MIS-
sAGr-" Conspiracy PETITIONS
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THE PRESIDENT TO WRITE A SUPPLEMENTAL "h'-
Gr-"CoNsPIRACY" PETITIONS.
lBY TsLESnAPA TO TIRE TRIBUNE
WAsUINGToN, Dee. 1O.-It appears that the
original estimate OF $4,000 words Tor the iIesiuo
Massage was right. senator says that 'ne lIeS''
told him that the Message was reduced !" 'nt,"
,py mt number OF subjects supplemental Mess"Eo
cov.r,pc these "a expected This VIII qnet gen
eral criticism made here which may be expressed Ill 'ue
LANGUAGE OF Western Senator as folloWS' - Ies'iu
A. as extraordinary in Message OF snch ichs'h nO
a word was said about the revival OF American
merchant marine, about internal improvements OF
education The people of the Presidents own state anu
majority of the people every other State are inter
ested In the passage of National Bankruptcy Ac' al"
vet he had not word 10 say on the subject Inc hi
Educational bill will pass both Houses, THINK ana "'o
a Bankruptcy Act" A.,
The silver men apparently grow more ana noie us
pleased with the attitude of tho Administration vi ~
subiect Senator Beck is preparing speech ln IeP''
TO the Presidents remarks on silver MI b'ah" Day
that 1t could hardly be expected that an E"se'H
such as the Secretary OF the Treasury VINO was -
dent of National bank would tako any 0ther "'''u"
than TO oppose the continued coinage ol tho sl'' wa
Co., and be rather expected that tho President "oul" oc
pnder the same Influences. Mr. Warner regaruS INC
whole Message as an Eastern document Inc o''En'
sunlight OF publicity will soon DC thro"H VI"
Manton Marbles researches in Europe Oh 'h9
oueston In accordance with the resolution introduce"
municate any documents information oD'aineu D'
him on the subject. he is preparing TO SEM " INC
Senate Mr.. Marbles reports.
The silver men not idle. General warner mas oo'n
securing conspiracy petitions IN the west 10 p"cA up
bis nositon and he has able assistance Ia that work.
number petitions signed by cltlZehs OF Iowa ~
nlaoed In the petition OF the House To-Day. uS
recte that the President Secretary OF Ihe treasury Wv.
American Bankers Association and the le%lhg uo"H
paners of Eastern cities have Joined IN conspiracy W
increase the value and purchasing power OF Iuhueu
and xed incomes. through tha depression OF Echeii
values by the Of silver or suspension
of its coinage and they demand That the eolhasr
of SILVER be placed equality win tHt
contnued that a reissue he made OF one ana TWO uoil
ami pubc debt BE- lqullated as IaPIU'S "9
the revenues of the Government will permit -, 80
A number OF members have prepared feso utohs oh
the sublsct OF the withdrawal OF the one anu WV
notes General complain made OF the lncOnVelenee
cansed by this course on the part OF 'hr
Treasury Department. There were S05oouOVo III o'io
ard TWO dollar notes outstanding when tbe issue WE
slammed and 1t present rate OF ~lthuIaWdl C'e
onehalf will be suppressed within the year. NoeS "I
larger denomnatI ION are issued placo'O those sup
pressed but members OF Congress assert that tls Is az
evasion OF the law. The act declares that IL Sluuu
he lawful Secretary OF tc treasury OI
officers under him cancel retire any more OF nt
limited states leaai-tender notes. ana u'ie'tS
that all such notes coming into the lrtaNur!
80 10 "'- i,lonying to the Government
shall be ress,icd Western member who II prrlarhS
aresOation calling for Information on lhe Su1rtt sal"
fo-dny that the act did not give the treasury depart
nent the right cancel notes OF any Hehohildt"ll
TINS he sail was clear from the following proNiso at
of Provided that nOlElhg heIeih sud !!
prohibt the cancellation aud deS'ruc ion OF muIlac"
notes and the reissue of other of like denominations
In their stead, now provided by Jaw.