Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-09
orURE OF SILVER.

PICTURES OF LIVER.
Bynum inquired whether Garfield had
not been q member Of the club?
Woodburn replied in the negative.
Bynum-Is not Marat Holstead q friend
Of Senator Sherman, q member OF it?
Woodburn-(Holding up the list). There
is not a Republican to-day in public life on
the roll OF membership Of the Golden club.
Bynum denied that the list was a true
one.
Woodburn replied that it wa a true
list, the last one published.
Bynum-Then those names have been
removed.
Farqushar OF New York By what
authority do you make that statement?
Bynum-Halstead is q member because /
have 1t from q member OF the club.
WOODBURY.
HERE 10 1HE RECORD.
Continuing, Woodburn said it wal strange
that the roll Of American noblemen did
not contain the name of q Democratic
Secretary Of the Treasury who, by a stroke
OF his pen, had permitted the Canadian
Railway, subsidized by a foreign govern
ment to the extent OF three hundred mill
ions, to carry freight and passengers
across American territory and to compete
with American lines, thereby Gripping
their ability to pay their just debt to the
Government. He was agreeably disap
pointed at not finding among the names Of
American noblemen the distinguished gen.
tleman from New York, Hon. Tim Camp
bell. That gentleman had once been q
jealous protectionist, and in trying mo-
rrau%o -hou tho Morrscnp hill 40 ma nv for
consideration, had voted twice with the
Republican column. but his conversion raj
almost as miraculous and sudden az that
oil. Saul OF Tartius.
A BRIeR LIGHT
from the White House fell upon him and
the faith was born within him. He recanted
hir errors, supplicated his party for par
don, was baptized by Morrison in the
waters OF free trade and with all the powers
of q new convert, he in stentorian tones
voted the third time the other way. What
(Woodburn) said here to-day might be
regarded as sounding brass and tinkling
cymbals," but as an humble member OF this
body, ne was prompted by 8 strict sense of
duty to propoucd the solemn question to
the American people for their solemn an
swer whether the Craftsmanship Of the
Ways and Means Committee, the Speaker
OF the American House Of Representa-
tives and the membership OF the Golden
Club were consistent and compatible posi-
tions. [Applause.]
aE WAS ANXIOUS TO KNOW
IL adopted citizens Of Irish birth and their
descendants would continue to perpetuste
in power q party whose leading members
had voted Golden free trade? Golden free
trade meant that the parliamentary
independence Of Ireland was entirely
valueless. Could adopted citizens Of Irish
birth knowingly support for the high Office
Of President ofthe United States Grover
Cleveland, when they were informed by the
London cable dispatches that the surplus
fund Of the Golden club was intended as q
reinforcement for him in his efforts to
the American markets, and hand
it over to the British traders? Could
they still cling to the party, existing on
but attractive sound that pointed
with pride to it's prime minister-Thos. F.
and that held out as
A SHINING EXAMPLE
it's confidence, patriotism Inc liberality
and an ex-member Of theHouse, who basely
a~pologized to the British minister at Wash.
for his contemplate duplicity in in
PRODUCING a resolution Of enquiry as to the
Of the trial Of American citizens
and executed by o British jury
and British court. He referred to A. s..
the Democratic mayor Of the
city of New York. II Cleveland
stood by his letter OF acceptance and re.
fused q denomination, no Democrat could