The sun., 1891-01-15

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Hs not ths slishtest doubt boa shat DSTss sTeai
bad oee1 for The Dast fifteen years. They had had
Tii had been thwarted. dsied. and contams. ont ,"S,.
BOpSn' Bs HoS had had ss ss'p 9nas. plenty this
themselves against the deliberately Expressed
Judgment Of the American peope-ho would
scutivs-thst there would CONE u time in s"s when hen
the people would not be trifled with on this
suess sa.. Some %s tss ps9ee would sss,
and President who would carry out 'pt,Hts putty
pledges and execute the, popular will. The
and the peopls Of that centre we're. unahi.
Was ior shas psassn sss he sEoSd aofay
sfs dons Of ons the Senator
jority Of his constituents. irrespective OF party
Mr., ingalls, referred to the Now Testament
i wa. iaTtui ty e nay tribute 70 Cesar sis ss
image and superseription. II was. and his reply:
Render unto Cesar the things that are
He held he said betwsen lis n9er e aiS ana thu thumb
silver denarlus or penny OF that ancient time:
Caesar II had been money % for ~ morS not,9N than m
twenty centuries. and would continue, to be
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They ndsPent "S 'asaSa asa
the law oi the United states shoull put Tie I'm. iM
age and snperscription of Caesar on silver
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barrassment, hindrance delay. or impoverish.
nsns and xood s6od %
their belongings the sport and prey OF specu-
Mr. Ingalls, closed at quarter mast 70. having
sent he was heartily applsuded. as well from
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peps Capable q he
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the narrow basis OF the so.cslleh gold stand.
Ii. SILVER o.
Jones said that before sold could 20 there
would have to b psovidsd, ilrst, ,oo oa dolla.
s9E ~ @9nsy
10 this country; second. an amount Of silver.
a.. ssd'0h h. '1Sisns SSssy as CAUSED
Issi IN spissssS: sSsss ss
Eapidly ine.essins populatiSn and expanding
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Including Great Britain. would be found re-
ieIrfng 70 the money Of the world as
ators might a. we'll make, qp their minds that
tho time is last approaching when the ques-
tho sS1 %onss nj s9' OF ~GEbe 'bs TSns TStsd Hs snd
whom the effort Of the world would he
o obtain n. Initial o ss s,S,e. }0s
and Rssitstius MONETARY policy s % Of this GoVsrn: %
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would b 90 much the worse for the countries
casa %old sns Sonas nsse,s
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adde shs spsns % 81
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msn Ssst tSSt tho
ecte4ce OF m oney, comes to be thoroughly mae
Viii have been, scoomplished fSr mankind.
and 70 Ees. and
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Senate except under the ten ID mute rule, The
sp esr.d % Ike folo%ina S,Sisa snbst,tase I ior
Mr. Stewards amendment:
Gold and silver bullion brought to the Mint for coin
no :ssnassa ssa :yss q. S.n:at q .hs
= s 5
Xxi
chRrGo TO oopoeof huultlOn 10 tno cnhrgo now
mAho for refining q parting the metals OF onshsf OF
Of one halt per charged the Treasurer
the Mint and from timo to time on warrant Of the
Director ths Mint shall be nsferred INTO the rea
ury Of the United states provided however that moth
this section shall bs considered as applying to tho
half dollar the quarter dollar tho dime and half dime.
Mr.. German Dom. Md was the first to
speak under the ten-minute rule. He cr!ti.
cised Mr.. Shermans attempt to bold Demo-
cratic Senators responsible for the pending
lsRisation-the fact being. he said that that
Senator and his party lad had the entire and
complete control and selection Of propositions
presented for consideration. II reports were
true. the Dill before the senate was the result
Of the Efforts OF the Republican side as party.
Its consideration In the Finance Com
Mite. hsd besn p5scticsIIIyy M deIlssIs
cratic ,senators had been excluded from the
councils Of the Finance Committee, and were
not now to be held responsible for the enormi-
tics OF tho measure and for Its failure to meet
tho great question with which the Senate was
dealing. The bill before tho Senate appeared
TO be mixture Of views. not agreed to even by
the Republican members OF the Finance Com
mittse. and was brought forward In his iudR-
ment, for the purpose OF obstructing and pre-
venting any fair LEGISLATION on the subject. In
conclusion he offered. as an amendment. the
proposition prssen ted BY Mr.. Stewart on the
l2th inst.; providing for the imposition Of
cotnass s,shg charge or foreign ,i,ch sysr uho,,.
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