Milford chronicle., 1892-12-30
$50
~nef that
may De wanted
break into the sioo, ,ooo,-
fund in the Treasury.

~fleI ANat {
may De wanted
break into the sioo, ,ooo,- !
fund in the Treasury.
e.e.aty firmly believes that the
furry viii result in some silver
auon soon after the holidays, but al
ugh himselfa strong advocate Of the out
1t repeal Of the present silver law, he is
:rtain that bill providing for its repeal, as
at Of Senator Hill does, cannot be passed
~ the Senate, because those whs favor the
free and unlimited coinage Of silver win to
nan vote against it. He thinks that Senator
McPefsou's resolution providing Tor the sus-
oensies Of the purchase Of silver bullion
nnaer The eNp,gseut silver law, which will be
caued M As soon as Congress comes together
again, or a sinilsy ane giving the President
discretionary power 10 suspeud-tee purchase
Of silver bullion whenvei and for as i2ng as
he NAV think beneficial to the public interesl.
can be passed, because he has had assurances
that number Of free coinage Senators will
not vote against proposition to suspend
the purchase Of bullion, Should the sus-
pension be made discretionary with the
President it would be safe to say that no
more bullion would be purchased BY this
administration. and that none would be
bought by the Cleveland administration.
Senator Paddock, of Nebraska, has some
opiniors about this financial furry, and, like
those usually entertained by that gentleman,
they strike right out from the shoulder. He
saws: 'It is a manufactured apprehension.
There was never more or better money IN
this country than at this time There was
never more of everything in the hands OF
the people everywhere 10 produce money
than now. The inonometallists who want to
make a point against bimetallisu- in the
failure Of the international conference to
agree on some plan-when the delegates o.
; no one of the powers represented were IN
structed 50 to do; the cotton aud stock gam
bIers. who wish to make point against the
!, proposed anti option legislationi the bear'
Z who want to buy cheaper stocks, and others
. generally who delight in prohting by th'
{ calamities Of all except themselves, may Try
e to use the cry Of undesired legislation,
e large gold exports and the reduction Of td'
S heretofore boarded gold surplus and its dis
+ tribution among the people TO help sustain
: the enormous and constantly increasing
{ business Of the country, to create genera
i distrrst for their own advantage. but the,
e ,g;ii fail. There will be no panic. Wha
t we most need in this country is ittl
e more pluck and self reliance, particularly
+ to certain other nations that want to regulat
) our trade and our fiscal policy for their ow
d advantage"
Il There are surface indications that the muc
i advertised Cleveland Crisp fight is off, an
that the speaker, who also hopes to
sneaker If the next House, has donned
!. cleveland collar. These indications may b
erroueous-indication often are, not onl
as to the weather, but as to everything els
- but they certainly exist in Washington
this writing.
Mr. Blaine's condition has steadily IN
y proved for several days and hopes are no
la entertained that he may eventually Pu
n through his present illness. Ifgood wish
IN can keep man alive he will certainly liv
lg for be has them from everybody
ol The democrats of Washington are havii
sd a regular monkey and parrot time oser Il
II committee which has charge Of the arrang
ments for Mr.. cleveland's inluguratio
On About half of the committee appointed
ma chairman Harrity, Of the democratic Naiio
H. Al committee, have resigned, and the fight
Iie still goirg on, while nothiug has been do
towards arranging for the Inauguration. !
~ trouble is that the democrats regard p
80 minence on this committee as giving NJ
e the inside track in the race for Office.
Impecunious democrats who send to Was
~ =, inoton for copies of the U. S. Blue Bo
- without enclosing the price, $40, are bel
20 disappointed by thousands. Each Cougre
5u' man receives a few copies gratis, but
en- democratic congressman have long ago d
Ill tributed this allowance and begged all
those issued to republicans. Further 81
on plies will have to be paid for.
IS The President spent Christmas at
sar white House very quietly, and this week
ry, viii probably go a short hunting trip
Tor Chesapeake Bay.