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Senator Teller Does Not Wonde r
that the Farmers are Dissatisfied
with the Republicans.
A DUTCH CONSUL BRINGS SUIT
AGAINST BLAINE.
Influence Of the Kean Failure Upon
the Methodist Mission
Business.
THREE oEAcoNs ACCUSED AND
FOUND GUILTY.
How Justice Weir Married a Happy
Couple In Mud and
Rain.
b Telegraph 20 the NEWS.
CONGRESSIONAL

! By Telegraph 20 the SEwsI
CONGRESSIONAL
Teller Addresses the senate o. she
Finance Bill.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-But seven
Senators were present at 10 O'Clock
when the Senate was called to
order. After relapse of three
quarters Of an hour, quorum APP
peared.
Tine presiding officer laid before
the Senate a communication from
the Secretary Of the Treasury, ask
ing an appropriation Of $50, 900 to
repair the Government building at
Chicago.
Consideration Of the finance bill
was resumed and Teller addressed
the Senate in regard to 1t. For
weeks, he said, bill was pending
before the Senate, the Importance
OF which he did not under-rate, and
the benevolent purpose of which he
did not question. Yesterday, with
a full knowledge Of all the criticism
his action would bring, with q full
Consciousness, however, that he
was discharging his duty as he saw
II, he had voted to lay that bill aside
and take up the present measure.
Teller said he supposed the sland-
ers that had oeen perpetrated for
the last eig.- or ten months would |
be Renew a, at least outside Of this |
chamber, to the effect that free |
coinage Of silver had entered into |
an alliance with the opponents Of
the election bill for its defeat, in re-
turn for their votes in favor of free
coinage. There never was a more
uafounded SANDER published than
this.
Referring TO the condition Of the
American farmers, and showing II |
70 be less prosperous than that Of the
farmers Of France, Teller said the
farmers of America made them
selves heard last November. To his
regret, and the regret Of the senators
on MS side Of ;he chamber, they had
been found voting almost unAni-
mously with the democratic party.
They had not changed their politics,
but they had been dissatisfied with
the ren,IbIi..an nianavement ofl
financial affairs. and far ones he
did mo-, wonder n IL He hal tried
Inst year 4, have the senate listen 10
their voice. He knew thew wanted
th,. free c,,insos. NJ silver
Procee,iiny IN disc,,ss the .ac,;or
Of the bill PROVIDING Tor Inc puf.
chase Of twelve millions Of silver,
Teller said he washed his hands Of
any responsibility for that. He hal
no Interest or sympathy with men
who speculates. in silver. He de-
MED any knowledge Of the alleged :
silver pool. The pending bill was
now brought forward in the interest
Of the silver States. Ii the twelve
millions Of silver were in the hands
Of the miners Of Colorado there
would not have been any anxiety
to buy it up, but it was In the hands
Of a political and financial circle in
New York, and that was the reason .
why there was so much ,nliety :
ABOUT 1t in ceriain qua tiers.
He opposed the fourth section OF
the bill, which p:ov;d . for the |,
issue of SEQ, 900. 00J in twos ersespt !
bonds. Ii was, Tel'er Ass I ed, in
the interss st Of two class es only-lhe
silver speculators of New York and
the bankers Of the country. I'LL
ignored the Dc ople of the
United Stat. 4 and their demands
for more money. He allui, d to the
silver law Of the lat ,e-sion as a :
mere mak.shift. and said there wa.
but one sure method. and that was
the free coinage OF silver. !
Sherman said he would at some
future time reply 10 some of Teller,s
hut he did not care To l
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