The advocate., 1890-02-06

ny Mr. oHPbrAN or huCm0AN.--Add to the
Sections
PROVIDED, ALSO, That every bank which
receives said circulating notes from the
Comptroller shall receive notes of no small
or denominations than FIVE dollars, and the
Secretary Of the Treasury shall receive for
free coinage silver bullion equal In value to
tho increase of circulating notes which may
be received by said bank under the act, and
shall cause said bullion TO be coined into
silyes dollars under the rules and regulations
for the coinage OF silver, and issue silver
certificate TO the owner of said bullion for
each and every dollar 80 coined The certi.
acates 80 issued shall DO legal tender for
all debts of the amount OF 50 and under
The coinage authorized by this act shall be
in addition TO tho amount now prescribed
by law.
BY MIR. MoAnLLIN OF TENSRssER. Add fol-
lowing sectioni
PROVIDED, That before any banking asso-
citation shall get the benefits of this act and
have the additional circulation issued 10 II, IL
shall show TO the satisfaction Of the Comp
troller Of the Currency that ii has not within
twelve months next preceding the applica-
tion, directly or indirectly demanded or re-
ceived usurious interest, and the demand or
receipt Of usurious interest shall operate AZ
a forfeiture Of the rights Of any National
banking association TO increase circulation
under this act.
by MIR, STEWART OF GEoRan.-Add the fol-
lowingi
That the laws heretofore passed authoriz-
ing the establishment of national banks be
30 amended as TO allow said national banks
to make loans and to take liens upon real
estate as security for advances or loans 30
made.
II were well that the wealth producers Of
Kansas, should be Informed that Hon. Bishop
W. Perkins voted with Warren 0. Arnold of
h. l. Chas A. Boutelle of Me-, John W.
Gambler Of Mass, John Dazell OF Pa,
Thomas s. Flood Of N. Y.,J.A. Gessenhei-
mer Of N j., Thomas j. Henderson Of Ill.,,
Robert r. Kennedy Of Ohio, John f. Lacey,
Iowa, .. Q. Moore Of N. H., r. G. NiedrinR-
haus Of Mo. Charles O'Neil, OF Pa. J. II.
Picker Of S. d., j. A. Quackenbush ofN. Y.
Charles A. Russell Of CT. John w. Stewart
of VI. o. b. Thomas Of Wis. William Vande-
YER Of California, John L. Wilson Of Wash
ing and Robert M. Yardly Of Pa. in giving
this important subject immediate consider
alton, with chance to spring the previous
question thereon.
Inasmuch as Hon. Edmund N. Morrill, on
this question was paired with Hon. Robert
p. @. Wilson, in the adjoining Missouri dis
trict II may be fair TO presume that his vote
would have been with Mr.. Perkins.
Hon. E. j. Turner would seem TO have
been absent without leave.
Inasmuch az Kansas elects seven members
Of Congress next November, and a house of
l25 members, who will vote for the successor
Of Hon. John James Ingalls,, there is in fact
wisdom in noticing how all these Congress-
men stand on the record on questions in
which the people have paramount interest.
This question of currency-a circulating
medium-concerns intimately every voter of
the state, and none more than those who
till the soil and who work in shops and toll
with Drawn and brain. Let the old pro-
verb be remembered; Eternal vigilance is
the price of liberty.
GOVhRNNEENT EUNANCUs