Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18
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Seaatos Palmer Qll-n the ques-
tioa eooes up I sh.Il proaaG.! vote
Tor ats repeal
Ssas;or PETER kan.l-I shall vote
against the repeal The la1. In N.
oPinioa it would res,riG; tie circulst-
ins neiiun Of The roanty.
Senator Pe;siSre. a. Dak.EPrt
ne dosn Is being ruLisraa,y op-
posei to the repeal Of the Sherman
AZ.
Ssns.os Davis (Nien}- L have DC:
noasdered the o.s,el, and can't say
What 1 Kill do.
Ssnato- GallisSe, q. H-l-Yes I
Hihe- iAvor ,he repeal OF the Shet-
Gza lss, bat I al sos de6sitsly de-
csded upon the question.
Se.ato. HssbrouSn N. Dak.l-I am
in doaot a TO the propriety OF repeal
ing the iar. Il would stop Govern
peat purchases O. silver, and il it
Souid iniure the Eross s;lrer-rninins
inlnSiy 1 Woull oppose the prrposi-
,Eo3.
Senator Hsrrs Tean-)-I: will de-
Perd CT EhA: I gu; II lien Of /; before
1 ooaii say whether I would Favor The
repeal y; I5e Sh.rnan Law.
! Seoaca. Hunsou VAIL don't know
shs, / would do. lam for fire Cold
aEa-
Ss5stos Toioo;t TCol]-As At pres.
EFT advised / DO Cot believe l would
support the proposition Until We
GET sOne:hia: better l / believe us will
let The present Law stand
Senator Do,pa lore l-Si!rer coodi-
lions are sone~hat changed. Until
the entire proposition is laid before
ue 1 prefer TO: 10 discuss it.
Senator Dawes Mas / should
prefer not 10 discu=e a matter that
mas not yet been submitted 10 me.
Senator Vaure IL. Gil sm no; in
favor OF the repeal OF the Sherman
bill unless something better il offered
IS = Substitute. i do not look for
much practical Sooi from the Brus-
sells Conference.
Senauor Frye Neil do not care TO
say anything just 1t present
Senator Shoap tIdahoEIsh shall mos.
a~ssuredly To;s against repeating the
present Law unless something much
better Is presented 10 take lis place
Seostor PoHeEiMontl-I hare Goth
ipE 20 say.
Senator StockbridSsINich II have
not yet decided hU~ / shall yo,e or
the question.
Senator Quay Pail xouId prefer
Dot to be quoted on the .ubjec, al
have rot ye: given it sufficient
thought.
Senator Cameron PAIL have
nothing 70 say OF the subject.
Senator Chandler n. HI cAnrc,
say positively that I would vote 10
repeal the Shern III lar, because 10.
one reason, there is DO substitute full
iy as good offered. Ihave hopesfrom
the BRUISES C inference and prefer 10
aEait its result
Senator Pngh iAla.)-I an heartily
IL favor OF wiping the Sherman act
from the statute books AZ promptly as
possible. but onl, upoa the bass that
silver shall be coined as freely as gold.
Four years hence 20 Presidential can
didate al be dominated by either
party who does not consent 10 the I'd.
limited coinage Of silver.
Senator Butler IS, C.)-I favor tbs
repeal OF the ShesnCn act only in tie
sense that ii be ceup!ed with a bill
which will make silver coinage as free
as that Of gold.
Senatar George (Miss.)--The rej,eal
Of the Sherman silver ac, is desirable
Whsu it embraces a complete plan for
the unlimited coinage OF silver; other.
wise / would prefer that the Law re-
main as il ia
Senator Carlisle (Ky.)-I will vote
for the repeal Of the Sherman act il
the FREQ coinage of silver is a part OF
the contract. au opposed to any
restriction on silTer coinage.
Senator Berry (Ark)-I think there
% sentiment that is slmort upani.
on the Democratic side Of the Senate
in favor OF the free coinage Of silver.
There may be three or four Senators
on the Democratic side who are not
10 favor Of such a policy, but tina,
number, l think, will embrace them
all. To secure the free coinage Of
silver it will he necessary TO repeal
the Sherman act, but il will only lie
possible 10 do this in a measure which
provides for either a greater or an
Unlimited quantity Of silver. The
moae.ary c%1nssreocs is not likely 70
b productive VI any good iur.ths oil.
Yer interests.
Senator Brice (O.)-I do not care &c
DISCUSS the gu ,stion at this tune.
Senator Stewart (Ner.)- II will be
time to talk 81 repeal Of u rive,
law when something botter 10 Of
ierod.
Senator Sherman (O)--I favor the
repeal VI The silver purchasing clause
VI the Sherman act, but would NOT
vote Tor tho enactment VI the Bland
Law.