The sun., 1891-06-18

bic than those ACCORDED to ssrGu
buys bear less tnrifr than under the law of
1883. and the products which he sells bear
higher duty than ever. before.
Turning to State Issues, Major Mckinley
Legisiaturo with deriving the legally elected
Nenublcan Lieutenant Gove,nor OF his scat
without legal contest T,n mas,nH mn mniusS nn5
with unparallelcd extravaganza in state ex-
When senator Sherman was called to the
platform he said. in part:
JOHN sHEEMAS's SPEECH.
The recent Republican Con nGress. in con.
necton with President harrison. has dealt
and with The most importan. questions with
foreign nations. Every one Of these has eth r
1s s. or Il 81 hs w"E S saea
nothing but the sublime eeotism Of Mr. Clsye-
land. his opposition to the protection p9lley
and his narrow notions OF finance and the rub;
lie credit He. devised nothing anu accomplished ed
iariT TiIl. but il was rejected Gy the scn4te ami
By the people in the election OF lSss. 1t was
neither protective tariff nor nievenne tariff;
pat patches. 1 farnis6cd here and there Gy Demo.
cratic members to suit their local constituer-
Of any marx oi Importance proposed BY M:
CLEVELAND or passed by democratic
los S,d H Ss s hs repabaa n m.Tsead %dSn
raGn Of Harrison M and Hsrrson tGs vein
oi his mind gavt careful consideration to every
rroposi,ion ihnt .camle heiore min and an-
rhe hs 2hpa hous. d y 9o
ceeded to transact the put'ic business, ana
tie Senate IL, henrty concurrence and CO.
The first in importance though not in oint
.xyta ma
Ia laws. iris Hi,i was spiSecsed 10 the most
careful scrutiny H. both Houses. and lassed
President. Il is tue law OF the land. though
some OF its p DIVISIONS have hot yet taken ei,,
les,. It is. In my judgment; wise law; and r.!
that in It's details in the rates OF duty. the
precise, limo. between enough 10 protect and
this error in detail does not weaken the essen
tiHl merits OF this grent measure.
people IRE vi;aS ans a,erss,ed and that IS the
ssa ps1,y it. fhsy wan, Al 'sSIr ;II n %o1Ss ,S,
paper r""s "nSh III havs " . had had this Kind OF money
II ineS annary as scsod s
Sack s s 1 sh hfss Shsn o hs
nrMsi'nd ment Icnds were were $500 oo6.ooH and banks
could issue paper money npon the tepTsIIs dn;I .:
pSnd pSndS n"on ae '0ih the Increase 81 business.
But that condition is Using awaay
Tine Tine ods IS coming fs and has ea wSee
their. value is SO increased That banks cannot
iating notes No must c. n template the time
When % the national banks will no. issue their
posit.. The banks are evidently acting upon
this theory for they have voluntarily Iarge!H
reduced .her ,bt GiTeGalsn bo ren,eea, Ger
tainly not by the notes of state banks. No
notes should circulate as money except such
is certificates tased upon gold and silver OF
Ssqe Sor snsua suar aus ss s'
tween gold and silver. Both ;, shonld
e b ~er Tnsl fsas Tfso an the
from day to day. and there is no power strong
enough 10 esta bish a fixed ratio Il value except
nations MatH tno OF the World We coin Go.: metals q:
a fixed ratio; but we maintain them at par
sssh s Sy the ths neesa or
subsidiary coin and receiving and redeeminE
it. The demand or the free coinage o. silver
The United States snail pny for silver bullion
moro than its marke, price de demand that IS
Of any commodity There is no justice or
equity in Il II granted by the United States ,I
What We ought to de- and wbaswe now do
under the silver law Of the last Congress.
c .nservntre Reputlican measure. Is 20 buy
tho entire product Of sll, or mined in the United
States at Its market valre. and. upon the Sc
cost Of the bullion. In this way We add annually
ae 70 Eod to
equal 10 or greater than the increase of our
population and the Increasing business for our
A speech prepared BY Secretary OF tho Treas
ury Foster was read. in which he said;
q
hnd " th him during his incumbenry OF the
1sh "ss 9i I1ssia;sn, we may fairly cor
made he purrosely intended nssailinc the Re-
publican patty for making large appropria-
Secretary Foster defended most OF the Re-
publican appropriations.
PLATFORM r1ANKs.
Here are some Of the planks In the platform.
I'VE reatflrm our devotion to the patriotic
doctrine q protection. and recognize the Me
knle bill the nsf e that p6in
ises. and We pledge ourselves to its sum- ort
always having in view its improvement as
We favor such legislation BY Congress and
In this State as will in every practt able mode
Of agricaiture p in !ts de departments ~ pr",ecton
OF labor. and the rights OF laborers, such as will!
grant Y to tp Its ful an N + lust ,ewards. is among
Try equal to thar accorded TO. the most favored
American wool growers will supply all wool of
every Kind required for consumption in the
Thoroughly believing. that gold and silver
should form tue basis OF all circulating me-
llums. We, endorse the amended Coinage act OF
pu tire production ~ the silver mines OF the
ni,ed States Is added 10 the currency OF the
peorlc.
While inviting to our shores the worthy poor
and oppressed OF other nations we demand
The enactment Of laws that will protect our
country and our people against the influx OF
lhe vicious and criminal classes Of foreign
nations. and the importation OF labo'ers under
contract to competo with our citizens: anu
earnestly approve the rigid enforcement OF ex-
sting laws by the present na;ioual Adminis-
tration.
I'VE commend the pa. rIotic services o. our
fellow-ci,fZen. Senator sherman.
and bis Republican colleagues in the Fifty
irst Congress"
The platform denounced the administration
of Gov. Campbell as the most partisan In the
history OF the Stale.
A Young Russian Immigrant to be Re
turned.
WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE steamer Colum-
oia. which arrived ut New York on the 10th
had har n p,,a-