The daily state chronicle., 1891-05-29
CARLISLE TALKS
ON CURRENT TOPICS
AND OUTLINES HIS PRESENT
VIEWS.
He Will Vote for Free Coinage Because
the People Demand It-His Views
Concerning the Third Party, Etc.


CINCINNATI, O., May 26.- Special. :
Senator Carlisle is spending his vacation
at his home in Covington, just across the
river from Cincinnati, and within easy
reach of the newspaper correspondents
who attended theOincinnati convention.
called on him after the convention. Ma
turally, the conversation turned on the
effect of the work of the Cincinnati con-
ference. Senator Carlisle did not seem
to be very much impressed with the
depth of the movement.
They are honest in it, perfectly hon
est" he said, "but that demonstration
showed that it was largely emotional
They will carry some western States, and
that will make the victory Of the Demo
Gratis all the more certain. [ doubt
whether these people put national
ticket in the field next year. They
think they will, but doubt it.
81 see they have nominated a candi
date for Governor in Kentucky. He
will get 1900 or 5000 votes in the State,
"'In Ohio have not studied the situa
ton, but in a general way should
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would help Campbell" F"
His Views on Silver.
Speaking Of the free coinage of silver,
the Senator showed that he was by nc
means convert, though be will vote fo1
| the measure.
Il will vote for it as a political neces
sity," said he. "The people will have
it, and we have got to take the dose
| The sooner it is over the better. 1t vii
be passed by Congress before the holi
days. The House will take it right VI
and pass it, and in the Senate it Will b.
called up by some man like Senate
Stewart and passed without being refer
red to a committee. Then Harrison will
be in dilemma He will be afraid t,
sign it cause of his eastern friends
and afraid to veto 1t because of the west.
Mention was made by one present t
the eff!ct that the holders of bullion
would make by the free coinage Of silve
dollars Of the present weight aud fine
ness. Senator Car lisle said:
"Of course they will make by it.
would heartily support the free coinag
Of dollars worth Of silver. No bod
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list, and believe in keeping gold and si
yer on parity. Of course We have &C
to have coin, We will use paper none
most conveniently, and it must be base
on something, and silver aud gold al
the metals to base it on.
) Il tell these people that whateve
kind of money the government may issue
! it will all go back to Wall street unde
the present system of taxation. Thos
bankers will get it sure. Ole thing
, do is to take off the tax which is takin
the life out Of them
"Still, free coinage is upon US, an
the Law will be passed, If its effec
should prove disastrous the law could
suspended, but 1t is very hard to repe
a bad law. Still, if it should work
badly as some think it will, every boo
would see the propriety of repeating II
. law"
The Republican Party Dead.
! When reference was made to the i'd
:. .. of the people attending the Cincinna
i convention that the Republican par
# was dead, Senator Carlisle remarked:
4 "Some of the Republicans think s
n Several Republican Senators have to
y me that they believed it was dead y
d W. G. COOPER.