The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-20


secretary Of the treasury, In order 10 en-
able national banks TO maintain and in
orooso thoir circulation and 20 ,ro,o,. ,ho
-,
u'VIHla'e ueSU"CN'oh u inc o"'As ny the
purchase or payment OF the national debt,
to receive from banksto secure their cir
rrlo,irr v,,os stoto c,,,n,, y nu,;o;rol
I -.
""nO9' "Po" nix" '"'e'es' HAS HeEeV"Ao'e
been promptly paid and whose market
value is equal to or greater than their par
value, bearing interest al not less than 4
per cent. Such bonds however. are not
to be received Ivy the treasurer Of the
United States at more than IS per cent Of
their par value nor until the approval of
the secretary of the treasury, the treasurer
Of the United States and the comptroller
of the currency shall have been endorsed
upon them.
Mr.. Reagan spoke in opposition to the
proposition aud the remarks o.. the seRa-
tor from Illinois. His wish was - see
the country relieved of it, bonded debts
A. early a> possible, He did not believe
that "a public delhi could he in n sense "a
public blessing lIr protested against
the policy O.. containing Tie bonded debt
for ttty l"ag~ AND against III" policy Of
perN'Nlat.a- p. " naIeua. banks.
MT. >tsHaIi protested against the de-
>'ru.'iaa { ~..Nrr ]. 'hr Interest ~ that
ma>ar.." >t-H M.t.A lad already
In .-.' @>'-,>~ unN" ne country.
IT,. @u." -4,~ resumed consideration
.. 90. ..... 3 .Gr aGu..>~."9 us nuth pa
H.. a1t -'-. legislation 1T the ter
rl,.lH ~ \'ra nlAata.
Nr.>Err. --T l1T,>~a v>,uarri IL favor
o.: '-a ..a. -..,.-.a- 3. il remark in Mr..
r .'.-r> rA las. SEEK O. the effect
.. .- I0.eas"r >'@-hr ~ be rstob-
- ws.': 5c~'is il Auuarvi thousand
.~...>r> VIZ .-rraer In 70 corner of a
q ~ Il dominating admission As a
>a.~ Il. s>hul al.r Na> the objection
~ .. .2,H- Tor aim'S>I'a; what
- ~ -. ~. e., T, ~, ".I' intS . .&t
...s~ - >,..fr. iusr As rrtain states
- ..4@4s. .aa; they had MI inherent
~ .E n, 1T ny IF the union. He
~ The ,sr-.-o-v b1s4 Esan .nn,UittaJ - ~ re tIa
wha,a perr,e on the srh Of November
las, eut had been decided in favor of
division hy a majority of over ! OAO THAT
WAS "a fair. inst and intel. ~ant evnrassion
Of the wfshe. of the neonIe A. ~ tba
suggestion made bv RvtIar that RI O00
voter. Of D,kota had hem so indifTerant
TO the Question TINT tbov boJ staiJ oU,aI,
from the noIIs and tberafora tba ,,otsa
was not q fair nynrassion 0f the nor,Isr
will he draw a Distraction botU,aon +Ia
cases of votars in tbe nortbarD stotoa who
remained oway fram tbc nniI S'' tLro"mI
indiffarnnca and oF thn nnOtSn
in tho snn+born s+o+oo ub '"U 80
ouoT broIrh in+iuiJot ""o "e'' NeP'
~ H. 60 onr 49,
ooonbm,ont - y tbo o%SG 'neie was no I'M
PP,,t - .Td ~ ~ usSs VI tne elecIoh'
SuS n ~ - Ia 40 T"oe SLere was AS W
u lain ~ DutIeL IIat mere was no
H"nsGl W NC a~PPIenenueu from the
pgIt H. S!Stes, ne quesuoned IL Ii assert
S Ga 'naS she greaL empire state OF texas
tno nenace oy ner monStrous territory
the interests OF other sectlons. she had
IN She otner ho9se the chairman OF the
JUDICIARY committee, chairman OF the COM
ni.ee on ways n means, a committee
when dealt win the dearest Interests OF
NeW Engiand, New York, pennsylvania
all the country, and
chairman mar OF the committee on claims,
while the great state of New York had no
UDNRn IN Fhn. anVN--s3Ana - /