The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-08

cratic Senators, IS; Farmers Alliance I Nuu
per OF Kepuohcans In favor OF unlimited
unlimited coinage, 80; number of Farmers
Alliance in favor of unlimited coinage Total
senators IN favor OF free coinage, 81 Number
OF votes required in the Senate to pass a free
silver bill over the Presidents veto So Mum
Der OF Republicans opposed to free COINAGE 80
Number OF Democrats opposed to free coinage.
3. acknowledgements (Brice) 1.
SUMMARY.
SENATE.
For Free ColnQ1S
Republicans ------------------- 10
Denoerats---- --.-....----....---... 50
IotaI. ---------------.--- 81
AgaiHst Free Coinage.
Republicans ,------- On
Aotal---------------------- .......-------- 81
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
For Free Coinage.
6epuoncans
AO'AI..
against Free Coinage.
Republicans ----..--------- m
iiO'i Ito --------------.... 81
- $500 MI
Doubtful.
Dehoerats. AZ
to'al -. ....---------- 81
90. M,alorlty In the House. 167; two-thir1s vote
~ BrlCe is not counted '' 'V'o'
If Senator Briee (chafrrnar n, +A ..-,
democratic committee who decIi1eg - III
MS posluon, votes with his party. which is 80
nearly unanimous for free silver there will still
mass a fres cS SLo[1 OF sufficient number to
llent Harr1sOn's veto To be he 9rite 90 ~.
rFess classes as favOring unlimited coi1se,a tyvo
Soi-bt - ".ose letters indicate reasonable
uouot as 10 their position.
-, MOST PSI OF the members Of the Senate favared
NE FIsSS Win verbal replies TO its 0uestions
80 ore lnuicated In the summary and their
Iotters are not published. Others gave tbef.
opinions IN detail, and only few of fbe IN Ia
.ers Whlch the Pres has received as n result Of
ltS Po4I OF congress are printed The tables
sI5en as the result OF all the answers received
convey the first definite iudieatfon tb-+ l. 80 -
Deen possible to obtain OF the fate Of free coiT
We IA the coming Congress, and The question ia
oi sucn paramount public Importance tbot rba
figures are the most Significant news go lii
De puDhshed IN the United States TODAY
ne, nere . are letters from some Of the Pauifo
in and aI ~ nave to reply that believe
~ nan anu am IN favor Of (if may use the exDres-
SION, the principle OF bi-metallism and stand
~ II dependent upon circumstanee5 Isie,na1I1
U. ID. FELTON,, California" '5-0T
u do not believe that mernbars ~ r,,-.--,-..
from the silver states should mt tbsrnS5eiyo,
on record. We are always ready To ali the
oGvauce OF the white metal, and bv DOING tbrS
advancing also those states predicting IN ~
uO MS we must be prepared to work for what
WI e measure may at the time and under the
oAlstluB eondltlonS seem the best Conss-
queutly IL Is, think well not to no on record
80 - d cnahge OF course even for the best might
1 1i6 Upon US the charge Of inconsistency
Nsignedl, i. e. Power Montana" ~
IN answer TO your personal note BsJ-inO
hle yVu ~ IdYOr OF the free coinage of AueTi.
can silver! Are yoIrin favor OF the 11jiI1Iitad
coinage OF the American or forign rrol1I1TtsS
oeneVe In the policy of by metaliism. 7 am in
IayoT OF the free coinage on all American silver
40 not lel FULLY assured that il will be yyise Tor
the Cnlteu states at present to 90 further trsr,
b. Allen Washington 7N' JUN
y am for the free and unlimited COINAGE n,
silver. d. M Teller, Colo" -
l am Is favor OF absolutely free and rrrir,i+
Gu SIVeT coinage Edward e. Wolcott Colo :,
an In favor OF the free coinage OF Ameri-
can SILVER only, in case a Compromise ia necas.
Casey, North Dakota e'- 10y AIAll II.
am not in favor Of the free COINAGE M
american silver, nor of the unlimited cOi1asys
Vi any siVer.u Joseph N DolDh Oregon =
am IN favor of coming the silver Drodur,
u - 14e Ohited states into honest silver dollars
put mink the present silver law sbouIj no
gwen further trial, If the American Dsonie 90
ue neId patient. Francis Z. Warren. Vv6rninsy
am not now in favor OF the free COINAGE eog
amer silver. but would be if a d0lIar,s
mOLJn OF silver could be put in each piece
!Iarhed one dollar. As it is am opposed 10
l Wyoming" S-0PA4 OoISJt