Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-06-08
THE SILVER BILL.
v-y To RECOMMIT THE MEASURE
DEFEATED.

.. r.-.a l the House on Silver Conun-
a. Pays9n Caacises the Policy Of
r.s Arthur Cleveland and
Harrison.
r,>. ID. c., june Before the
the debate on the silver bin,
csr of Mr. Payson, Mr.. Cougcr.
.harge of the bin. modified his
... SD as to provide that the treas
--aed n pursuance of the bills
...d tender i'm the payment Of
.. r.ulic and private, striking out
u- works: Except where
.<prcssly stipulated in the con-
r.,-.r said that he realized that the
-. would iu substance pass this
would bc done I'M obedience 10
..rent. which ne believed to be
favor of "a larger use of silver
metal. and of "a further increase
-r.v of the country.
v.~rmeut used silver no all. no
.--.f ls money metal. and not as
H.. He was opposed 20 the sub
.,e of that. but he expected 70
support In this contingency. He
au
r..r. NiTl WOULD BE GIVEN
...- ,ae redemption feature. This
....ri to be considered at the other
.-.. .an.tOl. 10 would be amended
.-., House would have au OppOr-
..-. ..-e0u the amendment.
, aru. of Indiana suppose 10 is
,,. p.-,ou-From assurances nave
--.- place. have no more doubt oi
...-.- -.lt am standing here.
81. r. ans. of Ilhnois-SuppoSe they
outrolled as YOU are.
r. p..-1u-But they cannot oe- Iuefe
--.r..us question and no specld- otueI
\ laughter.
-,r. IA remark made yesterday 10y
- h. ..r of Massachusetts, 20 the eleti
......r- he Mr.. PavSOul had stated
... would support the bill. because ms
.--.II depend upon %, ne eApie7-7,,' "a
tr.t the gentleman had permit
...... -.rarz 10 20 into the record. ne
....'. '..,.,hr -0 know that he had ln
.-t.re5 but one opinion IN resdru lo
.. .,3 tbat was that nine hundred
-' '.,,.,;,.s amt of every thousand of
..i-rents were opposed 10 ~ ana
,..f he should support 10 as their rcpI'e,
...,-. i- ,vould cost him his seat. CoNIu
.,,-,enan understand the difference
...'...,, 3itv and policy. Applause ne
here r,,preseutiug constituents Wu'
i,,o~s1 him with four successive e-ec-
he believed as they believed ,u llc
..fuies Of the Republican party anu -e
u the
PRESENCE OF ric H1l ~
of thc country that nine hundred aa1
i -r-rine caucuses would never toule-
-a misreprcseut the people nc repre-
-.f Applause
/ ,,- p.rson then proceeded 90 criucise
.car policy of the Hayes. Arlh1r'
-rf and Harrison ADMINISTRATORS.
..,.-.af ODD the deuuuciation OF the
ADMINISTRATION by the Repuol-
..--- and said he had endorsed that
au over Illinois. Nothing
..f ..l Afforded him more pleasure
.. ..err.atiou of Cleveland ad-
.....-.. fr .r, treatment ol SILVER.
..t..- Republican admins
........ .r v.,.l better. Applause
....... .. i I'm the Treasury De
.... -ae agitation began, and
.... t...... ....i to vote for PROPOSE
-o the Secretary of the
rti0u in the use OF silver as
no this were the end OF he
.-anst 10. Never had dlscre-
confined to "A Secretary ON ms
H..n 10 was possible % evade it
.I rlt been cvaded
ST. ANS. of Illinois. inquired wheth-
--.nt law. if fairly executed, was
than the pending ulu- Mt t,1N-
that IF the discretion vested ln
atarv of the Treasury ha0 ocen
.ed for the past SIX months, leu
seven or eight years, mo- sucn le--
This would boz under discuss ON
Applause. The Treasury oin-
.-e the friends ot gold and sold
SO miser ever went
crrrCHING FOR COLD
matter avarice and greed than every
-r of the Treasury.
- ,r.fcbler. of PENNSYLVANIA. was op-
-. borh propositions pending before
usc
Hatch. of Missouri. reiterated and
...l everything she gentleman from
had said. relative 90 the hostile at
ftbe Treasury Department towards
,-o-in- ON the silver bin began az IS
and after disuosiug of several im-
amendments. the question was ON
a-fon 0fthe substitute tagreed upon
rendiuc which Mr. Bland. of
moved 90 recommit Ia the COM
rth instruction 20 report a Iree
.... ON this motion the yeas and
.-fered. and the roll call BEGAN
So Hst NJ Missouri, reiterated and
..~y-hine the gentleman from
..F relative to the hostile atti-
r-.l~urv Department towards
st. a-.. OF Nevada. declared him-
-fofed free coinage man.
said he would vote Tor the
.~. he believed that dt the
'r ...a under present conditions
'.,r u could be secured and
r,r. -se of both metals. After
-, i spoken. Mr.. GroSvenor'
' ..-.'orized as fraudulent the
-a Democratic party that ~
...r.I "a fee coinage of silver.
Nl v. of Ohio. said that the
1e every dollar of the silver
..e United States Whatever
-. personal views I'M regard To
arou or reconciliation of
gave the country money
n roE THE PEOPLE.
.. good for an time. Demo
-aar they could not get iree
W they were ia "a majority, they
COULD not get 70 now. and % de-
was 10 defeat an silver leels-
.- one. he would not vote
e.. bin aud thus deprive
land his country and the indus
., country. of the thirty million
rcuatiug medium Applause
Bland. of Missouri. moved 20 recon-
with instructions 20 the Com
nu1rt free coinage bill not later
.-.lv next The motion % recon-
.rated. yeas il6. nays l40
then adjourned
>..Ittn ON the Coming Battle.
Pa. June Tn an inter
. John l.. Sullivan. the pugihst.
thc effect of certain parties 10
-c1 between McAulife and Sui
What's the use Of these peo-
about "a meeting between me
NrAuine 40 present Why,
look az Sl0,ON Iney
talk about Slj.OO 20