Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-13

! f . unnss Of ohio, from the commit
ueve claims, reported a bill for the
W. - gourth.of.July claims. Placed
n,iyate calendar 80.
d,,dwell of Tennessee, from the
., a ON laws regulating the election
,sor, and yice-president, reported
,,.sn,,t amendment the Hoar presi-
successlon bill and it was placed
house calendar.
4 rooner Of Ohio gave notice that he
Ale 4 minority report.
m, ~ Ohio, from the committee
I wares. reported bill legalizlng
te,Ion Of territorial Legislative as
u Of wyoming. Placed on the
sa"ater proceeded, under the new
oa,l the committees for the pur-
A ~ permitting them to call
,ssures for immediate action.
4 slf,of the'iudlclary committee, Mr.
t~rd of Georgia called up and the
4 nassed the bill amending section
~ the Revised Statutes
a dinu the following provision:
Sad that when any criminal
,,inn shall be removed from the
E orrt 10 the United States court be-
+. esentment by the grand jury or in
n or information shall have been
and filed against the defend
b, the state court, II
he lawful for the state
!, Ia proceed in such cases so far as
snch presentment on Indictment
Drmation made and filed in said
<onrt and after the same is so made
/ IA the clerk OF the United States
a&hall issue a writ OF certiorari
state court for like
:. a and with like effect as II the case
" N 90 removed after such present
II the Indictment was made and
X such state court"
I'thouse then, on motion of Mr.. Rea-
6|Texas, went into committee OF the
VI Mr.. Blount of Georgia in the chair,
IN consideration of the presidents
4 se. Mr.. Reagan took the floor with
X carefully prepared speech upon
2aucial question advocating the
IA standard of value, condemnins the
f i banking system and arguing
u OF applying portion OF the sur
the treasury to the gradual pay
I'D the public debt, He earnestly
1Al led the proposition to suspend the
|st Of the silver dollar, maintain
|Sahst such q course would
he effect of making few more
45alres, and adding largely to the
+ hi tramps and paupers. He ridi-
Z HE dire prophecies which were
z5@by the advocates Of the single
WI d as the result of continual coinage
Her, and quoted from statistics
kEg that so far from the prophecy
a The time OF the passage of the
2ct that the gold would pour out of
Masury having been verified, the
8y was the truth. 1t would be
he continued, that gold had
inning 10 and silver had been going
e denounced tine scheme for the
(k tization Of silver as a crime against
Secency, humanity and civilization
he duty of the Democratic party to
M people against this cunning and
m scheme of robbery. In order 70
them he would provide for the
unlimited coinage Of silver, and
- issue silver certificates or
'SboSits Of silver coin or bull
BE would then amend the specie
#1ton act so as TO repeal the
9&ion OF Sl00,000,0 600 legal-tendel
pld would provide the reservation
sO00,0Q0 He would require thu
~ Of the treasury to pay out silveI
I nm peS gold and to pay out all abov'
M goo, 900 reserve and reduce til,
Mtfa n Of the public debt to tina
He would provide that no NOR
banks should be chartered
t when the charters of those nov
W expired, the circulation thu
I should be replaced by the issu
~ States treasury notes. He pro
!. regretted that there should b
FEES within the Democratic part
silver question. The presiden
a4 message and the Secretar,
casury. in his report had take
enljke Views of many questions
his question he could not agre,
m. lie must follow the trad
IA principles of the Democrat
d uphold the interests of the pee
4 e Democratic party was on tria
publican party had been turne
ower because it had abandone
Z cple on all the great que,
n such as the tariff, IL
commerce and the coinae
7 # > and had betrayed the trust t
Hhey powers, The Democrat
~ come into power because it Ia
M ana denounced this course. No
4 ing democrats were found asl
I'll inc Democrats as a party tai
s question the very position th,
% the downfall of the Republics
AlV world It do thisg Ii it di
!. r[ oOials ought TO Join the Repu
ftY, for on this question the
e no difference between the tvs
lit did the Democratic par
cease to exist. It had been Il
oi the people, resistii
,DM III through its histo
J BLENDING and protecting i
Tie people. II it should ey
: he defender of monopoIies an
u ions aud money kings as again
sid q The people, il would cease
Democratic party, and Il
/ Sould have to look elsewhe
III lcrship, protection and deten
sg fights. 49, NN'N !"
- ano q Missouri said he had
49, ~ tle committee on coinac
and measures should
me Measure on the sily
q an early day, and il necessa
y ler its discussion. He thel
ea that the committee rise.
49, lNe debate might be postpon
ape up in regular order.
ftM cymes Of Colorado ask