The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
FREE SILVER.
THE SENATE PASSES IT BY hN ovEn-
WHELMlNo MAJORITY.

Mr. wolpau Ia Ills Address ventured N,
OPinion That II the Presidents ress--
tion on silver Had neen Announces
Before the Election Not state VISA
Of tho missouri Would Have aivss
Him a Republican Majority - uvh
Appropriation mn,
WAmNdToN, June lg,-The senate
yesterday closed the silver debate and
passed free coinage bill by an over
whelming majority The senate agreed
10 conference report on the senate hilt
for a public building NJ salina, Kan.
The limit Of cost h $4,000,
The house silver bin was taken upand
Mr. Wolcott addressed the senate, liH
protested against the intimation made
on the floor Of the senate that senator's
living Ia the 6ilyr'pr0duclng states heid
a0rdld and unpatrlotle opini0na The
country seemed particularly In tho
north 10 have fallen on days when poli'-
tics were rated at 10 commercial valne
alone, The people of the west who do
pended chiefly on the pfoduom Of thir
miuea were asked M every heafiOm "
stand by the tariff formulated by tho
east aud when they asked that hiy0r
should be protected they wofe oailod
aOrdid and unpatHotio, Mr., W0leott
criticised the unfrl6ndly attitude Of the
administration ON the silver question
and said that when Mr., Harrison WnA
nominated his record wat searched In
vain for any noteworthy act On saying.
The Republican leaders u tho west had
secured the success OF the ticket and
their awakening had been fatlur rude.
He vontured the opinion that " the
presidents position on silver had boom
announced before the election not state
west Of the Missouri river would have
given him Republican majority Am
open foo was 20 DO preferred 10 a aecrGh
onemy, Mr. W0lcott'a speech
Was Loudly Applauded.
Az ita conclusion tho senate voted on
the amendments reported by the iinanee
committee, Tho proposition 10 strike
out the provision making the treasury
notes Issued for the purchase OF silver
legal tondor WA rcioot0d-ll 10 co. Tho
amendment 10 strike ont the bullion
clause was agreed tO-h1 30 q Tln
amendment 20 limit the net 10 ten yuivn
WA rojccted--4 20 o., Mr., Blair oiietad
an amendment 10 limit the amount oi
oliver coined % $1,000, ,00Oa month. Re-
joctcd-ie 70 l0
Mr., Plumb submitted the following
amendment ~ q substitute for the ilrht
section Of the house bill, and after son@
debate II was adopted by vote Of 10 20
pl "That from and after the dat0 OF
the passage Of this act the unit Of vnluc
IN the United States ahQll DO the dollar
and the same may bo coined OF iie Ia
grains OF standard silver OF Of 90 $40
grains Of standard gold, and the aiid
coins shall bO legal tender for ali
debts, public or private, that thereafter
deposit the same NJ any mint Of the
United States, % bo formed into stand.
ard dollars or bars for his benefit, and
without charge but u shall be lawful
10 refuse any deposit Of less value than
500 on any bullion 10 base aa to DO un-
suitable for the operations Of the mint
Mr., Teller offered an Amendment
the silver certificates 10 bO
Issued legal tondor. II waa modified
No the suggestion Of Mr., Eustis by
adding the words, "And All silver GER
tiiicntos already issued, and ~ NO modi-
hod II WIS agreed to-yona, OIL nays, 2e.
Mr., Plumb moved 20 inaort an nddi,
tional section providing the owners oe
bullion deposited for coinage shall hayu
the option 20 receive coin and such
bullion shall bo subsequently ooinod-
Agreed 20 without division, The hn
was then reported 10 the senate and all
The amendments agreed 70 In tho cmn.
mittce OF the whole were agreed 10 Ire
The sonato-yoas, 40, nays. 20, The hlt
IA amended was then passod--yoas, f9i
nays, %. The Wyoming bill was taken
lp and made the unfnished buEnoan
md, NJ SEQ, the senate adjourned
House Proceedings.
The house yesterday wont into COM
mitteo OF the whole, Mr., Burrows, Of
Michigan, IN the chair, ON the sundry
,ivil appropriation bill, The committee,
lftor adopting amendment appr0priat-
ng Al 900 for m electric light plant at
Watuylitt arsenal, New York, arose
md reported the bin 20 the house. Tho
adopted IN committee OF thts
whole, making u specific IN lieu OF an
appropriation for che payment
)f buck pay was rejected, aud Mr..
DoclSery, OF Missouri, moved 10 recon-
NIT the bill, with instructions 90 the
on appropriations 70 report IA.
bnCk with u cluuee making specific Sp-
for back poy and bount'",L
Rcjcctcd-ycOs, SOi nays, 100. The BIN
was passed,
The house then went into committee
of the whole, Mr., Allen, OF Michigan
IN tho chair ON the Indian appropi8a
don hill, Mr., Porlnns, of Kansas, In
charge Of the measure, stated tho IL
about S0,000,0OO, He sp 10
n iuvur Of u liberal expenditure for tae
'ducation Of the Indian youth, The
Dill was reod by sections, Pending fur
her action tho committee rose; some uu-
measures were passed, and
,he houBe, vt bd0, adjourned.
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