The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-10
THE CHICAGO MONEY GRAB.
sENATOR QUAY QUOTks TIE BIBLE
TO sENh7OR MDRnAN'S DISGUST

ntc-Ihe re nsttvhnth Neuhtur
Lest the sabbath May Re Broken by
th- OpeuinE or the ir en- sunday.
WARRINGTON, July e-In the debate this
morning IN tho Senate on the S5.0O0,t 90 gilt
70 Chicago. Mr.. Quay rep. Pa moved to in
sert n proviso requiring provision to be made
for the closing Of tho Exposition on Sundays.
He said he would send to the Clerks desk ana
ask to have read the reasons why he onereo
this amendment. Mr.. Quay handed page
pihle omen at the Ten Commandments. and
tho new Reading Clerk Of the Senate read:
Honor thy father and thy mother. that thy
DAYS may be long In the land which tho LORD
thy God giveth thee"
After the general laughter OF the Senate had
made apparent the mistake. tho Clerk turned
back and read:
"Remom Der tho Sabbath day to keep IT holy.
Six days shalt thou labor and do all Thy work.
but the seventh day Ia the Sabbath Of tho
Lord thy God In II thou shalt not do any
work. thou nor thy son. nor thy daugeter. nor
thy man servant, nor thy maid servant. nor
thy cattle, nor the stranger that is within thy
gates
For In six days the Lord made Heaven and
earth. the sea, and all that In them is. and
rested tho seventh day: wherefore the Lord
blessed the Sabbath day and ha lowed it,"
At the close OF tho reading, Mr.. Brice (Ohiol
inquired: Cant we have some more OF thatr
and Mr.. Morgan lAla.h asked: is that tho
amendment"
Mr.. Palmer tIL, made inquiry about the
legal tender character OF the souvenir. which
was Satisfactorily answered by Mr.. Alli-on.
Mr.. sherman tOhioI said lie objected to tho
scheme embodied in the amendment. II" be-
loved practical business men who had thought
IL over believed II would not he q success.
For instance. these disbursements were all to
be m ada IN six months; here were 5.OOn"oO
o. dollars to DO paid out in tina, time for labor
and materials. It must he paid in larGesums
The coin was wrightv. Thousand dollars
would weigh sixty;;six pounds. 49,,
Mr.. Morenn-Coulh hey not he sent TO the
H. .nf Is no that
Ne Ne MosSnnnYe; xt tnHEr Ike K to ace #,
NJ. HI iH said these coin, We're to have the
same qua ity as nther hall d. Lar IN. t mmn,
co Cons M to tho sub treasury i" sums Of SO and
get greenbacks or silver for them;
Mr. shsrman; continuni;, . sasd th tnad the
UoG! GO direct. or to adopt the French plan =
| Therefore. he said. he would vote against the
awswurd and Injurious to the Exposition
NJ Quay raised the point Of order that the
pending question was ms saon.th r,oSinG
Mr. Allison warmly defended the souvenir
a aHdr P the 81 srs ts sS stating that
authors were amonS the must successful bus
mgr NJ Sanders Sa Her. Mont. asked II there was
| any exigcncy OF rariam. ntary lnw"r in tho
wishes y the g nate why the quest on OF SAB a..
senate passed to the "Gew-Gaw' side OF tho
Mr. Morgan Dem. Ala, earcnstically re- Re.
rEad mt the hi III from which tho
! sati ath amendment cam" would silence hin
because he kn,w tho senator from tennsyi-
thority upon questions OF this kind; II he VIZ.
Morganl dld not follow the Fern yivanln sen ~
was was NJ not CONVINCED TINT tho State Of Ii in is
WAS not repa ed to tGke care OF the "a Az,
rns nat The Of
United States has acquired NO iMrsd,"-
tion by. virtue Of the MD it had gwen the
Of Chicago on on tn. observance of tho, "a hath.
or any other similar questions 10 the Inotii-
the Senator had rrfre shed the senate, he Mr.:
Morgan would add one m"r ss gu n.ip lon and
Turning to the souvenir ia dollar asr"ct OF
the aursti"n NJ Morsa9 said was o. vi us
10 r9pularlze silver Ihs SenI itn. fr"m ohio
t Hs" Trsssnsy sfe rnS % tn
have It coined into money for tn use OF TIL.
people. He preferred the Fr,n"h plan OF
bonds and coupons. He would rather run
Into Debt any tHy than coin silver Cor ctrcu n
tion. The people Of Alabama. he said. Lad
| voted ne,in.t app opriatng one dollar from
out of the peoples pockets for this enterprise.
tut he could 90 home and ius'i him.c,I he
h s" .sns thai" hat Es he SO tor y""s
put Ave milions OF 81 yer dollars into .rrculn-
ton. He closed by saying that tho financial
policy of the great Senator from Ohio Mr.
sharmanl. which began in Paris hy the demon
| citation Of silver. hal inf ct.d more damage
upon the country than the civil war
Without re ching a vnte on the PENDING
Sunday closing amendment the Sen 1t, at
$40 o'clock wen into executive session. and q
| few minutes later ad! burned until Monday.