Telegram-herald., 1890-10-15

- ~ l4ttAs e&tk<rt t&tr t&>l &4atltitc<t@ =
siSn Se discovered tllAt lie govern
mtni was g0lnx ate<aAa kssa
tayiug Blankets niaas 81 foreign wssai.
- fA.rr e. issonss. .tor t,ls eSs ~ tx Amer
iran AGaas. aaa krinkine taose taAak-
els la tree - Galy @na c,ssss tastsug Nsth
hiankess na4ee ffofn oar ~oai. 81 enf
a~n faeioues. Ena ~ our oen lebof.
Ne discovered tpAl aGnag toe .Asl ed-
tninlssratsoE. 4aa we ppt Ingo tiis oi
a entire ana absolute reprai "a tt4i
pfotis.on of law. Applause Ne W
Qulfe tAat lie boFefnmrilt hereafter
sll&l t. governed oy Toe ssnse isW that
governs - owe citlzssls. Tor we have ~
impog them sad pay s14t auts ana the
government that m@kts tas iANs toS
car observance saoala be fne hrsl ~
observe the an Itself. IGreaf Ap-
Fiaase.
c2anoi stop to tell you Of the work
lng 81 the firsi srssion - tAe fifik -liFrl
Coagirss / ~lsA / had tue time. fIrsi
- az We cleared tie desks aad gol
ready IL do business. Applause
frst of AL Ne determined ia2i Repre-
ssntAllxes la their seats. ia fal oisser-
Nafion Of the country, drawing their
SO day for dong puoiie service, when
present ID their seSls, sn0uid IA counted
10 make = quorum. And 4 they sal ~
al tnelr sulleu silence and refused
10 vote, Ne couid not naakt
them vote. Aou can iesa
horse to water, bat You cannot
make him drink ilAughterl and ~
coula not make theiu.Tuic, ,Aut Ne could
count them when they sat 10 thrlr
seats obstTueilng the business of the
people, We could count them and make
constitutional quorum,as provided of
tie lsw, atd NJ dad q. App'S0se
and the only Way now that q leit Tor
the members of any political party
when they want 10 break quorum, =
70 seceae from the chamber. That is
the m4nly and honorable way, Il there
be- manly and h0norab!e way en-
ployed 10 obstruct pubic business.
What nave VIC done? We have passed
the Silver bill. Applause. The best
silver bill that Was ever put upon our
statute books. What does Il doy il utl-
lies every ounce, every penny weight
of the silver product OF the Onited
States. The Government BUYS four
million FIVE hundred Thousand ounces
every thirty icsys and issues its
treasury notes for that sun, and mskes
them redetmable IA gold or silver aad
makes them receivable for d-bts public
and private, absolutely n legal tender
that puts IN circulation a Little more
than two millions every thirty DAYS.
And Ia add ton 10 what Is put ln
circulation under the old law, the two
millions OF coinage a month. Then
we have made this silver as good as
| gold and silver today Is nearer on an
equality with gold than IL has been la
eighteen years. and why shouldn't they
be side 10y side 10 do the business Of
| this great country Grover Cleveland :
/ administration discounted silver from
the moment OF his inauguration tothe
conclusion of hls term; aye, lie com
menced scouting il before 1e was ln-
augurated, and wrote a letter 20 several
represents tIves n Congress, demanding
suspension OF the coinage of two
millions q money, and SAT-. II u wss
not done, II would produce financial DIS
aster. ltwas not done, and we had no
financial disaster.
We said III our platform OF 1883. that
gold and silver must be used a. money.
We made that pledge good, for gold
and silver are together, side 10y sde
self reliant. each distinct IN .ndivicual.
ty, but like unto each as those Nho
| love.
We passed the meat inspection hll.
| For years our pork has teen discTim
mated against IN some Of the countries
of the world. We provide for az la
spec ton board to pass upon tins mes'
and, # they certify that Il is good, snC
| other nations do not receive Il, we have
given 10 the President of the United
States the power 10 retallate and 10 re
fuse 10 receive the goods OF tEos'
countries that discriminate against oul
agricultural products. lApplause.
We found TINS lottery business cor
rupting the legislatures and deiyiuJ
the powers Of the State and tbc Ma
tonal Government. That Louisian.
State Lottery was sappng the earning
of the poor men OF the country; auC
we took that Lottery scheme and vi
chOked II 10 death. Cheers.
And we have done good many 9th
er things but have not the time q
pause aud present them TO YOU.
want 20 thank You tOnigh
personally for this magnIficeu
reception and this magnificent audi
ence. II man.iests % me that the Il
politicians OF this Congress sonal dislric
mean 10 give their commission 10 a ma
who believes N American inousiues
/ American labor and Amtrlcau dcvs lor
ment, and who Viii carry the fag q
his country rather than the iiag @
some other country.
After the meeting. Major McKinlc'
was escorted 20 the special tram j.
waiting, 10y the following gentlemen
who also. much 10 his surprise anI
gistificsuon. accompanied mm 70 Cri
vile. O.. II. NJ. Rose. cha fnan Of fh
Republican comfy committee, Joh
Wldd .couib. Col. "a. Pierce, Georg
Qnimhy and Nm. A. Tateum.
From Ouvlle, Major Mckinley W
be driven fourteen miles q keep au al
pointment this afternoon at O'Clock
lie will then be driven twentvsevc
miles 10 til an evening engagement.
Infamous Serrymsndsr.
The cut below repreEt nts the II
. famous gerrymandering done bv 81
= democracy 10 Major Nckmleys Gl