Telegram-herald., 1890-06-18
A NEW LAW.
sn0PSIS OF TIE House MEASURE
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tsoFernnf of We State. and one to
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sENArE-
WAsnNGTOS. June lT In The senate
Moaday a message from the House Ask
ing further conference on The antitrust
bill was presented and the request was
asssnted Co after remarks By senators
Edmunds fVk and Vest Mo-
Senator Edmunds sad that he had
seen it stated In newspaper that
tne senate amendment had been
got through the senate By the
influence % railroads and corpora
tions. that the senate was subject
- that sort OF influence and that
not much elss could be expected from
the senate Ia that behalf ne wished
- recall 70 the attention of the senate
the fact that every piece of important
legislation IN the last ten years OF more
that bad Affected grea. corpora lions had
been in sAe oatssg the work OF tbs sen
ate.
The deficiency appropriation bill Cor
pensions and me census was reported
and passed.
senator Blair N. FL introduced a
resolution requesting the President %
invite an international conference 20
meet In Washington 70 form an inter
national alliance for the suppression
Of slavery aad the slave trade; OF the
traffic in Intoxicating liquors, firearms
and destructive substances with unciv-
uizcd peoples, 70 promote tbe establish
mens of schools OF common knowledge,
AZ and Industry among them and 70
secure disarmament OF nations and the
equalization Of international courts
The resolution va laid on the table,
Senator Blair giving notice that ne
would address the Senate on 10 az a tut
uro day
The House silver bill was taken M
and Senator Daniel VA resumed the
speech Begun BY him last Friday. Tie
vas followed b. Senator Allison Ia,
who spoke In substance ls follows:
he said he should vote f3r the House bin a.
smendsf by sbe senate anance committee as
h. considered 80 che vts-st and best solution n
tle question By ths payment of the public
dsot che Nat.oral oaRs circulation was grad
uallv passing away. The question 20 ne con-
si1ered Nas rhe. currency could be
safely suestituted Tor 30 National bank ci-cu-
lallan. Tlo Iu1rmcnt ~ The finance commit
tfe w1s fsud hs thought 10 would le fhe Iudg
menf on the Ssuatel taat p che Government is-
sued pager money 30 should issue it % some
thinE fhst was IA and or itself convertible in-o
iezal tender uoueT. Therefore tle alu pro
cretef on the iies tnat whatever
psper money snoud be issued slouid
o. ssged ca t.ver hll5o1 Purchased bv tas
Government U tas marset price Wnv he
Asked hia silver bullion been selected "a the
basis for that paree money n was BE-
eause ne puntc fnInl resr3d 1 ne oeiief that.
sonuer cr fa.rr SILVER 1uu.on would Pc
-oinet aad would become a part Of tho
metallic currency Or ras On hat basis
that BE- vou.s vote 'or gao 1EL nc was ou -ha-
basis 'lar ae Fas rilI I.rE tast coinage af silver
lolars 1s roV provided f1r saou.i cease
In supporting he l. he supported if
On fhe basic itea trat che Govern
c1en. of lhe Ueitel stafes would use its
power Oenafsr-r s. had. in sHdesvorfnE 20
secure az erreement wlrrenv ea Che coul-
nrcrclif 1at5ens of tsa rsrd would 1ze silver
as <o.t s. ros ssaf af n ratio to oe agreed
uroa Hs ree1rtea .he pen.fnc measure snd
t.t unau.lulig flih whiea So vas supported as
n complete .esfiacstion ~ the leg 'stafion ~
fs-t Ss.ta ro1fenuln- ef a mlr.nun monthly
crinsge ef fo1o silver to.ars and = max.
Irnrn af t1fn lua
H. vas e. the saI ans ror,pfste restoration
OF .rer 1s rrr rf .fe r-n ais RI ne world.
siiI arts willing - e. r tteFs- ne could a. -
promote sbet mrsf fas s..iect He could
Doe vote go enc Free rf silver az ths
ure rr at auv usas t acE Future H-
saaId fcf to so tnti err atrt ta secure tae
useof elesr bv l1s ,a.nne a. nations ~ rhe
world vas ezta1ste1
senator Vest commented apon re-
mark of Senator Allison as 20 the
newborn feal~ 90 nemorrati. senator's
IN .he -anse cf free coinage of silver
AMI mads a statement CD show chat that
Dad al WAYS been she Democratic policy.
Ffe remarked shat if che Democratic
rar-r ssll r1thinr cn che silver ques-
tirr ID Is ~ 3frru af 1883 it was not
tor1ase al eeedei from the DO
ar bad always held
f. Nas te-ar~s President Clevs-
iand fss ar Easrarn man. q View York
~ar. who asa noe sTmrsth se wish ths
Wsioritr 'f ais partv IN thsr question
Nr Cleveland hsi .ane to the Presi-
isrrr irhuet vith che n-a iiitces ~
tho New frrk bankers. AMI vas In ore
sense ga Gar sF his opinion m YER vas
concerned. q sectional man re had
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