The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-03-03
THE SILVER MEN.
IN CONGRESS WILL NOT ALLOW
THEIR BILLS TO BE DOWNED,
BUT WILL MAKE SILVER THE
"BiGGEsT ISSUE OF ALL
ANTI-CHINESE LAW.
The Present lava Relati N q 10 Chinese
Immigration Extended. Utah Is Not
In Il. Enloe and Cooper.
WAsnINGroN, Feb. % 1892.

WASHINGTON, Feb. % 1892.
Playing the role of the 'artful dod-
ger" il nothing new to democratic lead
ers, and whatever may be the end of the
farce comedy in which they are now en-
gagged, the audience which includes the
entire country, will get lots of amuse-
ment out of it. The programme as ar.
ranged by stage manager Crisp was to
have the committee on coinage and that
on Ways and Means have pretended
struggle for the right.of-way in the
House for their bills--free coinage and the
taif--which was to be kept up long
enough to make it certain that the free
coinage bill would be thrown over to the
next session, thus allowing the demo.
Gratis to ask the votes of the free coinage
men because of their intention to pass
the bill, and the votes of the anti.silver
men because of their intention to defeat
it.
The first act went according to pro-
gramme, but after the curtain fell it was
di covered that actor Bland proposed
making the struggle real and insisting
upon the passage of his free coinage bill,
and to the CONSERVATION of the stage
man ager and his assistants it was found
that he had majority of the democrats
of the House with him, ia black and
white. Then Mr.. Catchings was sent
away, so as to prevent the committee on
Rules holding meeting, and as soon as
he returned Speaker Crisp went to Fort
ress Munroe, where he now is and where
the opponents of free silver wish to keep
him until Bland and his followers can be
persuaded to carry out the original pro-
gramme.
Mr.. Bland is obstreporous. He says:
ave do not intend that minority shall
run over majority in that way, and we
have majority in favor of the silver
bill. The silver bill will not be kept
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