The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-18

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practice. The Democratic. party was wise
enough, FOR q wonder tlauGhterl to be
thH st to"lc wss going to make an mRropeF
aq9taion from ShSEespeare' PIT WI 6 mot
tlon OF President Cleveland because he per;
sistently and steadily declined to be BETRAYED
the people people OF the United States BY advising
such measure as this that we have now. No
ysMFs az 'H Mr. e'1 Ceveiands NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oHenod his liEs to t relieve vo SIne Of
the coinage Of silver dollars. And therefore
say, with great respsct to my friend trom Kan,
now nov "T piatiorm, renewed from 1875 10 1890 Of
the Democratic party, when II has no respqnsl.
billy 5d agree tm@1 IL oq "a 10 ebe
ReruDlloan party, and to deliver 1t over to the
Messrs. Resgan and Vest. replied to Mr. Ed
munds: and Mr. Plumb spoke Of his speech as
being tho same sort OF a jsremiad which tho
Silver Coinage bill was passed.
| The question was taken on Mr.. Reagan
| amendment and 1t was agreed TO without OIL
Mr. Teller Rep COLI moved to add the fol-
lowing as a now section:
s.:
payment sSfn %I' 81 Ri debts n public and private
After long discussion. in which ssnato ets
Blair, GRAY, and Eyarts spoke againant 0d ne
in favor OF IT, 1t was modified, at the suggestion
OF Mr. Eustis, by adding the words and all
silver certificates already Issued and, as 50
modified. It WINS agreed to-yeas "a; nays 22'
Mr.. Plumb moved to insert the following as
| an additional section:
Of bullion Sspo, t 4, for ssH
m pr0rdsd Gr IN this ACT ana 'u'n
| Thia waa aprpad to without division,
The bill was then reported to the senate anq
all the Appointments agreed to In committee OF
| tho Whole were agreed to In the Senate; yeas
Mr.. Chandler REP, n. H. moved to insert an
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In each Gaze being in favor Of the bill: Hamp-
ton and Dixon; Brown and Dolph,, Pettigrew
f snd and H'ff Wson T6o pair Of Messrs
QUAY and Faulkner was announced without
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Messrs. Barbour, Carlisle, Davis, Farwell, and
Gibson.
SFcrroS l. That from and after tho date Of the pas
sage the unit Of value in tho United States
shall be tho dollar and the same may DO coined Of
4iot grains of standard silver OF rs $40 grains OF
standard gold and the said coins shall be legal tender
for all debts public private; that thereafter any
OF silver or gold bullion may deposit the same at
any mint of tho United States TO be formed into
standard dollars or bars for his benefit and without
charge 1t shall lawful refuse any deposit Of
less value than 500 any bullion so base as 90 be I'M
suitable for the operations Of tho mint.
SIC That the provisions OF section OF an act to
authorize the of the standard silver dollar and
10 restore legal tender character which became
law Feb ~ 1873 hereby made applicable to the coin
age In this act provided for.
That the certificates provided for In tho second
section OF this and all silver and gold certificates
already Issued shall be Of denominations OF less
than than one hundred dolarA and such
certificates shall be fodeemabe In coin OF standard
value sufficient sum to carry out tho provisions Of
this s hereby appropriated out of In tho
Treasury not otherwise appropriated Tho provision
in section the Of Feb az 1873 entitled AN act
to authorize coinage Of the standard silver dollar
and to restore its legal tender character" which re-
qurs Secretary of the Treasury to purchase at the
market price thereof not less than two million dollars
worth OF silver bullion per month nor moro than four
!
by repealed
SIC T. That the certificates provided for In this act
and all silver and gold certificates already Issued shall
be receivable for all taxes and dues to the United
States of every description. and shall be legal tender
for the payment OF all debts public and private
BIC s. Tho owners OF bullion deposited for coinage
shall have the opportunity to receive coin its equiv
aent in certificates provided for in this act, and
such bullion shall be subsequently, <Sined.
That upon tho passage of this act the balances
respective credits of national banks for deposits made
to redeem the circulating of such banks and all
deposits thereafter received for like purpose. shall be
covered into tho Treasury miscellaneous receipt.
and the Treasurer OF tho United States shall redeem
from general cash in the Treasury tho circulating
notes Of said banks which may into his
subject to redemption and upon tho certificate tho
Comptroller Of the Currency that such notes have been
received by him and that they have been destroyed,
and that will DO issued in their place. re.
endorsement of their amount shall be made TO |
the under such regulations the Secretary
of the Treasury may prescribe from appropriation
hereby created TO be known as National bank notes
redemp tion account" but the provisions OF this
shall apply to the deposits received under section
the act of June 20 1874 requiring every national
keep In lawful money with tho Treasurer tho
United States a equal to ve per OF its
cuaton to be hold and used for the redemption OF Its
circulating notes and the balance remaining of tho de-
posts covered shall at the close Of each month
ported the monthly public debt statement debt OF
the United States bearing no interest.
The title Of the bill was amended so as to |
read
An act provide the FREQ coinage Of gold and sill
bullion and for other purposes.
The bill for tho admission OF Wyoming as a |
State was taken up so as TO make 1t tho un-
finished business" and the Senate adjourned |
until Tomorrow
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