The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-15

Is the appropriation by the Democrats
Of all the cradit In the House OF Rep
resentatives for killing tho Senate
Stewart Morgan silver bill, whom 1t
was only defeated by 10 votes in to-
tnl OF 900 votes cast. The democratic
vote for and against the bill was 22l,
including 10 Alliance men, and tho Re-
publican vote was 80. Let US SEQ how
dead the Democrats killed It. or
their Gil votes III were In favor OF
silver and 81 were against it, major
lty In favor Of silver %. The 10 votes
Of the Alliance party all cast for silver
nre not counted In the reckoning. The
80 Republicans voted 80 against silver
and for silver, majority against sill
yer, 81. That is the way the Democrats
killed the Silver bill.
OF these "a Democratic votes n gainst
the silver bill 1t Is well known that
not more than half them were really
opposed to the bill, so that on fair
division tho vote would have been 1874
Tor silver and A against it. The other
IL of the negative vote voted against
the hill because they were too coward
" to vote for 1t, fearing that it might
leopardi2e tho election OF Grover
Cleveland. Some of these towards
made speeches to that effect and us
much as said they would vote for sill
Yer after Cleveland was elected.
As Q sample of the bragadocia of
the Democrats over the defeat Of the
bill we clip the following from yes
terday's Philadelphia Record:
without the aid OF Republican
votes the friends of the free coinage
OF silver could possibly have carried
the day. IL was altogether proper
that, as both parties have formally
condemned unlimited silver coinage,
both parties should join In compass
ing its defeat In Congress. Tho result
vii be received from one end of the
Union to the other with feelings of
present relief and OF future confidence
that the crisis OF the silver agitation
has been safely passed. Tho 6S.cent
dollar will never again muster 30
strong vote as 1t received yesterday
In the House Of Representatives.
Read the above and compare it with
The analyEation OF the Democratic
vote and he reminded once more of
tho fight between Kitty and the boar. =
In keeping with tile Record article
here is one from the Every Evening,
ny Iess oofu ana AMBIGUOUS;
No matter how the votes on the
Silver bill may be analysed for parti-
zap consolation by one side or the
other, this fact remains; A Republi-
can Senate passed this Free Silver bill.
while \ Democratic House OF Repre-.
sentatives twice defeated the obnox-
loas ana dahsefous measure finally
viii nat recover foy " .aa a,' ~ e m,, ~
How very g.llaptIv Tho no,nonr,ts
defasted tho Nh vhila III ~ thnrn
v,t.d Tor ~ and GA n,of,s+ n rha
Fverv Evening nust ba,a so,oo nor,
sv.4em ~, nu,nc,5noI oa,fitton all
suhtraction when 81 ,nol,as OF haat ~
Even the Raltimnra SIM usrolt,
yvrv fair n,ner co,ld not rosIo, TIM
tsmpiation or goIng into n Gttto a,ori
o,ation or ito ow,, o,-o,.,h r,,,,,,,,, T.,
which tho nemocr.ts ,ia,noIishod ,reo
sIlyer in the House Rend what /,
sovs.
',Now Tho wav "a c,o,r ,or n r,,,siro
campaign on the r,xEt issues Viii
nothing to palliate or explain. The
,Ia..,,d :, party mas lttls " llttl'
would 10 ienders have 80 sought tp to mn,
upon it. 1t is right on the tarlT, righ
on the Force bill, right on the civil
ge5t ~ IN iest'T " grla iii ". saggt
1t had 10 exert itself to get into n piac,
Of iie own choosing, but it IS there, =