Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-06-14
sangnIne Of Success.

an interview with reference 10 the
House silver bill, declares that the
House Republicans, under the control !
of Reed, Cannon and Mckinley, Jug
gled with the silver question, aud as
a result bill apparently providing
for an increased use Of silver, but
really demonetizing, has been placed
before the House and rushed through
after debate Of a day and half
without the privilege Of offering
amendments. He says that the bill
is a mono metallic gold bill, and silver
bullion is TO be used simply as a
security for the certificates issued up
on Il. The -, 100000 worth pur-
chased the first month can be redeem
ed the next on the surrender of the
certificates representing IT, The same
bullion can be sold during the same
month and again redeemed the next
month. He predicts that il this bill
passes the Treasury will eventually
be conduit through which England
will draw her silver for use in India
In reply TO the statement Of the
gold monometalists that this power
Of redemption will never be exercised,
MIR Ncwlands inquiries whether, If
Cleveland Manning and Jordan were
in power as President, Secretary Of
the Treasury and Treasurer OF the
/ United States, il would not be exer-
cised. Can anyone doubt that it will
be exercised at some time. under
some Secretary aud under some sys-
tenn of jugglery? He insists that what
ever silver goes into the Treasury
should come out only as money in
the shape Of either actual coin or Ger
tiilcales calling Tor coin.
/ In abiding 10 Reeds opposition ia
caucus to striking out the bullion re-
dcmption clause in a speech in which
he declared we must adhere 10 the
gold standard, otherwise we would
sink to the level OF China add India
Mr. Newlands inquiries. does anyon,
suppose that the condition OF lndiI
or China would be changed il thel
were to adop, the gold standard? Mr.
Reed might just as well advise us {,
refrain from eating rice, let We be
come Cinnamon.
ave will win yet" continues Mr.
. Newlands. The Senate is overwhelm
ingly opposed TO bullion redemption
and there are enough senators From
the Western States, In which silvc
is the all.important issue, TO hold tn
tariff bill up until favorable silve
, legislation can be secured. IL | wer
IN the Senate, would join with tn
Democrats in laying the tariff bill t
. one side until the East would dea
! fairly with the West on qucstio
!, of such Importance. am tired o
II seeing men, whose vision does nc
extend west OF Wall street control
ing the legislation Of the country
The Republicans Of the West hay
= cheerfully joined the Republicans {
the East in protecting the industrlS
! Of the country, although those iute
ests lie almost entirely east OF Obi
The East proposes TO take all Il
turkey and give the West the cro'
The West now has good taut strin
to the turkey and will hold It unit
n there is something more like an cqu
W division Of beneficial Legislation
These men who are continually oppo
ing Western interests do not hesita
4, to advance their own interests, al
when it is necessary they ignore p;
. IL lines. The Western membe
y should no longer allow themselv
to be forced into the position of he
:, ers Of wood and drawers of water
the crack Of the party lash.
Mr. Newlands says Of the nation
L convention to be called IL the built
redemption feature is retained;
predict that that convention will
one Of the largest and most earn'
y ever held In this country, The orgs
- ization of the national convent