, 1890-02-27
THE CONGRESS-
A Silver Coinage Bill
Introduced.
CHANDLER And CALL.
The Latter Uses Strong Lam
guage.
THE BLAIR EDUCATIONAL BILL.
Senator STANFORD Speaks in Its
Fsvor--The Oklahoma Bill
In tho Hous
THE BLAIR EDUCATIONAL BILL.


w,sHisoros, Feb. 25.-A number Of
bills were. reported and placed on the
calendar. Among them was one u
authorize the purchase OF gold and silver
bullion, and to issue treasury notes In
payment. Tho bill directs the purchase
Of silver bullion tothe amount Of f$4500.-
900 per n.onth, and Nv much gold bullion
as may be offered, and to Issue therefor
treasury notes, and 70 repeal the law
directing tho coinage OF two million
silver dollars per month.
Mr Beck said that the rsport from the
finance COMMITTEES was not unanimous.
He opposed 1t.
Msssrs. SHERMAN and McPhsrson
also said that they opposed the bill.
In The debate on the resolution offered
yesterday by Mr.. Chandler, oensuring
Mr.. Call for inierpolating In the Record
a paragraph that had not been spoken.
and that was unpari'lmentary and per-
sonaly offensive. Mr.. Call gave notice
10 hr. Chandler that he would arraign
him before the senate and demand an
Investigation by committee for making
false accusations. He tcaiD would con-
yict the senator on evidence OF his own
lhashs did hear and know that ho (CAli)
had uttered on the floor OF the senate
substituted by the whole Of the charge
contained In the paragraph. He would
not ask for censure by the senate Of Mr..
Chandler. but would leave him To the
Indictment of ths countyv for hav,n,
La.SI h1. ,Cam.N -sa..s. III h..,-S
80 "s. w. .saa' -" .".s
hood TO resent them.
Mr.. Sherman declared that the rules a
the senate had lust been violated bv the
..n.,., s.a,., rto-,t. a. -.
'e" "o'A :"
manner as nc han ever "hnessso'
When the ULited states senate came
to such q condition that cowardica could
be applied to a senator and that senator
coniJ IN, cb.,god with stating n thins
,.1.-',. Ia. s s,
'e4,ey s'en'eu "a nm '.as '"e
was rceding from iis dignity
Mr.. Call replied that II no was not a.
liberty to state that the resolution Was
moi tr,e and that he could proxe n and
A. ha, ,ha ..na,or INA n,sa. Z .,.t.,r.rt
,t. .na w. r.' sn..' - 80 - 49, ~
va w AnoW "a s 'e
didn't understand the rules Of the SEN
ate; but, II In the judgment OF any. u
was lmprOpct TO use duch LANGUAGE, ne
,yo,td xitbd,aw n
~. Cls,dta. orr. NJ.
,' S"A', ~ l'o'' sr n',
resolusion ana asSedi 'ihe senator
tCali) used Language about me Which ]
dii not hear. lie wrote Language Ia tho
report accusing me OF all the crimes IN
the decaloKue, ana ne mas now.this morn
ing, chssSed mo Win being a eowaru Tor
not replying 20 that yhich ! dld not
hear, and which he aiterwaru wrote M
tie record. When the senate has de-
cided which Language 1t Is parliament
ary TO USE viii take occasion 10 defend
MYSELF irom az imputationa
The Blair educational bill was taken
up as unfinished business, ana hr. Coke
addressed sle senate IN opposition 20 u.
II clearly violated the constitution.
and, as a measure OF policy, lt was most
unwise and niischieyous. lt had con-
stsntly declined IN the public fayo
unuI ule inuiunu"ns B'e 49, 49,,
gfou nds TO hope Tor rs defeat; The
passage OF the Dill would be siai'd.r-
Gus I'm putsnon on cvery s.a,s ~ ine