The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-05

ne Dill remnncflZlug SILVER and for the .
ree coinage OF silver passed by the dem
>cratic house. The republican senate
again refuse T. pass the free coinage ]
oin The republican, senate refuse 10
pass the bill passed los the democratic I
house to repeal the bill 10 resume specie
Grant did not know that silver had
beed demo2e,izad. and thought silver
could be used 10 resume specie payments
with. Electoral commission. eight 10
seven vote, seats HAYES.
IS Congre>s-1Eareh /. 1877, to March
I.IS79.
House democratic Republicans have
two majority in senate Hayes (rep),
president.
November ). IS71-At called session
democratic house pass a free coinage bill
hv B.and. The democratic
house forced to agree TO the senate amend
ment Of the democratic free coinage bill.
or get nothing. Agreed &, ,he amend
ment. May 81, 1878 -IAe democrats
pass bill stopping the contraction OF
the currency to the great relief of the
people Democrats force through a bill
prohibiting the use OF troops n the polls
The senate refuse 10 pass the free
coinage bill that came from the house,
out amended il. providing for the pur
chase Of $2G00. 600 worth of silver a
month and coming II into silver dollars
President Hayes vetoed the silver bill, /
but the two houses at once passed it over .
MS veto, and the coinage Of silver dol /
lars again began, silver being made "a /
full legal tender hy the action o( the |
democratic house and by the action Of |
the democrats IN tie senate, with some
republican aid
10Th Cou.re>>--riurcE I.tS1g.to uarci,
i,ISSI.
House Democratic Senate democrat
ic. Hayes 0ep), president.
Specie resumption now in force. The
bill to coin silver dollars in operation
Silver dollars taking their rightful place
in the currency. Troops Withdrawn
from the polls. Great furote raise d
against the southern brigadlers.
The democrats unde-t AXE To reform
the bad laws of the republicans, and the
northern people aroused against the south
i1Ih COngress-Narch !. 1851, To-
March I, 1883.
House republican. Senate republican.
Garfield rep,), president.
| The force bin against the south re-
suited in sweeping victory foT the re
publicans Keifer elected speaker. June
| II, 1892 Act passed by republican con
gress extending the national bank law.
! Many Of the charters were then about 10
expire, aud this allowed the banks to be
reorganized. May Is, 1852 Resolution
to prohibit the issue Of more national
bank notes defeated by the republicans,
Garfield killed by fanatic and Ar
thur Gep), succeeds to the presidency.
iSth Congress March 1, 1883, 10
March 1. 1855.
House democratic Senate republican.
Arthur (rep.). president.
Democrats insist on economy and on
tariff reduction.
Republican senate pass tariff commits
-:e-,.- biz
33fIl Congresa--'E 'Earca 4, 1855. :,
Jsarc!, !, 1857,
House democratic Senate republican
Cleveland DEM. president
Cleveland rcciaimS from railroads 93.
600 600 acres Of public lands and opens
the same to settlers. Interest bearing
debt reduced 1870, 600, 900
Democrats insist on economy and n
riff reform. Silver certificates issued.
Republican senate stops an reform
measures.
50ih Congress- Harch I. 1887, 4,
March :, 1889.
House democratic. Senate republi
can Cleveland (dem). prosident
Urges in celebrated messaee tax re
duetion. Leaves in treasury sl0o. 0c0,
900 Of surplus, which he insists shoult
be in the pockets of the pc pie.
= Democrats pass Mills bill to reduce Ia
= riff
Republican senate stops all refor
measures
q 5Ist Ton.reS>-N:arch >. 1889. q
L 7Earch !, 1891.
4 House republican. Senate republican
Harrison (rep). president
c Elect. 10y bribery Of voters, Wana
maker having raised corruption fun
among the manufacturers and plutocrat
Of 500 900.
J. Two democratic districts in Mort
Carolina elect republican congressme
! and give the house to the republicans
9 Reid elected speaker. Democrats uI
+ seated and republicans made a good mi
!. ioritv for themseIves. Mckinney hig
O. tariff bill passed to pay the manu!actu
: ers for their campaign fund. Force bi
e passed republican house.
Silver bill passed, increasing n
+. amount Of silver 20 be purchased b7 T.,
= democrats and few silver republican
- who swapped votes on the force biI
= Force bin killed IN s nate by vote
In three silver republican senators.
. 52d Congress-Narch 1, 1891, 60 Dat
House democratic. Senate republica
n Harrison rcp), president
Harrison declares he will veto "A ir
n coinage bill.
Democratic house pass anti opti'
"A (gaublng) bill Democratic house pa
is bill TO reduce ;axes Republicans IN q
... house aud fac IN 81 the democr4
IA prevent tie passage of the free COMA
80 bin. Democratic house pass bill i9r fr
! cotton bagginr a8d for free cotton q,
g The democrats in the senate and
IL few republicans pas free coinage DI
ma Republican senate insist on taxing c9-t
e. baegiug and cotton ties
Under The tariff and the national ban
ing system, upheld by the republican
Massachusetts mas S1J2 pr clPfr O.
rercy aud North Carolina has bul 81
w. captta. The democrats propose to
the State legislatures establish 81
'' banks - cure that evil
=! Expenses # government after thiI
us wears of republican rule were. IN -
lh- 1881, 7Gl co. Population of couu'
l"r was 63 go, 900 Expeasez If COVE
ef, raent to each inh4b':41t 50 o. Expei
nn - each family al 45. Rate # taratI
ny in 1891 was hfty five per cent
20 Amount OF money ia circulation
5ai 49,. .4tO 737 Circulation per- c1y
81, $23.4t. Price Of cotton per pound 6
WI cents. Price Of corn per bHshei, A.
Ac' 55 cents Price Of wheat per busl
in 85 cents 70 81 Is.
n O4s per captta circu' ttion is now