Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-15

The House C"mm1ttcc on Coin
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rti'o,; tn lt.tt SILVER :l,:}1 wifno4& IT,
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hhh tr=>r liver aud ant! tr.e silver
n+n npFt~e4 tht d sp'ls II It The tr>u-
in'i"n "ts the 'cunA That it wa. ttn,
'r'+t1::'tut+. The resolution, iS Il. foI.
lows:
Ke-ntve:l. thut it i. th~ sen.e ut tse
cnttlni't.t thai the t,lt for the fr, t ami
unlimited colnage uf ti:v-r shnutd ht
repnrIed t. this house without ,lrIay,
Tie resolution wta unexpected by
HE other tue1nbers ul the COMMITTEES
and rather irregular, but Ii had the ef>
fect Il sired OF pressing the question to
the front.
kilgore OF Texas nd he had m
touht the committee W. uid report the
free coinage bill favorably, but he saw
20 Necessity for adopting such resu-
tuition ut the first cnIutulitee rueei luz.
Bur'lne, 'eatler of the republican
free silver mtn In the lat cougrt ~,
said lte WIS III heartily in favor Of free
coinage HI any maj, but il was ti1r
first nN citing ut HE committee, and
two ntn1t er~ oppose 10 FREE roinnx+
w+r+ nh-tnt, II might inpk IIk- ii
snap judge niti' IT, PASS The resolution.
Wnsiuin- nf Mu--nchu-ett. rr.,tt.ted
aGal's, HE r~sn'u lnn iu quite long
~" ech. liz warned III. III 4j"ri&y that
# ,hry sincerely ttli.<+st they hutl /,
just cau~t. hnHty unA oppressive
nti l@tn y in f'rwar1;lI4 that cnt!4r
Wnttti br ttle ht'"t AfGu n"ltt lint :ulId
ht USED ~ ttt1>t thru' and ukuit 1T their
Stn1le ~ PENN opp "'I the r+~olu.
ZION n= hti.tE tAr ver.jut: tnk+n be'utt
a1tv ev1le1re had b'en tut In. ..:..-
E,tt~ said i,+ " y tlt"t'-:t pli Il silver
rln1tnrn' t,.st did upt " i@h tn i.nvr tie
question t'fce.t untii lts hau Iitte
more light rn the -uhjvt>, -.
Nohert>uu at 1i,ui~it.tnt t.Al11e nut
strongly fur t1cr coinage, s.nl a.At1sst
Any unnecessary delay, hu: though,
the resolution should not he tinnpt.+d
ju-t ytt. ~ -. ~:
=: Cha|lnnn hluhti III: light th,"f.>o!ls>
ton niGht GA nv. i. Lut .llggr>le, hat
change IN Its !, rni might ,uakt IL
unohiWtIonnbt. He suggested ll.e
resolution b. mcdt|-,t 80 ~ to simply
announce 1t 'u t'e THE purpose OF the
committee to take up ,lle coiuage tlur~,
tlon ut cncr. 10 nppo~i'lou " ar HAIL
lte>ted tn Ills modification.
P,erce fiuaily with rev AIs resulu.
tl"n Tor tue / resent, and hy COMMON
consent the subject went over Until
the next meeting.
The meeting closed after Williams
brought to the attention Of the conl-
nittee the question of thu adoption oi
The metric SYSTEM. Bland proposed to
refer The subject to a subcommittee,
and this will be done.
The sentiment Of the silver cnmmit.
tee appears to be Adveis4 to ANY bro.
longed hearing that will p!eveut
consideration uf the subject by the
house uni. the session ~ well unvnnc-
I'd, though the uent,ers are illlug 10
hear arguments to the point nnd ut
of unusual length. The roll call show
ten out Of thirteen members tues=ut.
tile hh'entee. ltinE Tracey, den,., uf
New York; Taylor rep, # H.. aud
McI1eighan. ind of Ntt.