The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
SILVER AND FREE WOOL.
nom DISCUSSED ~ CONGRESS-.
Mr. Wolcott Advocates FREQ Coinage
Agreement Reached In the House a. to
the Tariff will Capital Notcs.

Agreement Reached In the House a. 10
the TariG uui-Capital Notcs.
washington, ID. c.. April G. The feature
e.. the Scnate's proceedings to-day was Mr.
Wo.cotrs silver speech The Colorado sona-
tor obtained tie hoor at The conclusion of the
morning business. which terminated at 1890.
Sir. Morgan under the usual rule of cour-
tosy prevailing ia the Senate called up ngain
lis resolutions. which we're on Monday last
consigned 70 the calendar and being rccog-
nlel by tie Vice President for this purpose,
yielded tho floor 90 the Colorado Senator
Nr Wo.cott spoke with marked energy and
lstronic force. very seldom referring 60 his
notes and giving 90 the Senate the fun benefit
Oi his excellent presence and sonorous VOICE,
without ubtfuding any manuscript upon their
attention.
Frequent ripples of laughter were raised in
Size galleries Uy some OF lis lUmor d. terms
oi expression. When some oi the senators
gathered on the lounges in the rear of the ora
tors aud partially interrupted the proceedings
ly conyersing in loud tone of voice. Alr
Teller rose and demanded order. wlcreupon
deai silence was enforced throughout the
rest oi the address
MR. woICoII's srEEcn.
3 The speech is as follows
t.f 80. 49, -, mn. bill for free
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and viii nor be again resusclttieu. Nouoy
Lad expected tie measure tO become law ui-
der this adWiu.stfati for tHe present thiei
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49, it,i. s5,.-co and tberoforo some
,....,.f ,,,. attained Inn anotner
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result ot tie ntimalon made 10y the ires'-
Gent u tAe 'nllt1 states WAhe SoLSIe79
was A'l I'D session or "-a' ne "4"iu uo IA 'l "a
measure. Wii'ch c9ul1 H"1 lneA Do i'cl.'li7'
'l..t" uc h"a9t" Df i,9'- iN. "a ~,ii 1850
A-' --'o as tA' '.-, - ' ''
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4Ae Iesluelt iN.SLe ~ wen N@'9 sil @ sies ~
he was lhcilteu 5' s"'N 'S,''N,i l "i.' "o"iu "
tAe rope "ou'" lo--o S~nAVi' W W
course l-eIe was 70 Hoi'o Az '--3 It9"ll @ii.' i
ll i-ere A"n ueeA l' ""' u''oiis UeS'I'N 81 ~
sehill- as 'uo "-y-' ~ p-'o .''e way
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k'H -Ntrie- U.s. WHO Pl''-i.'-J t0i'''. .ou '-"'
tiie| were A.. t"1o t0"rl 3oI ~ !y" D'
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l- '-'. s'-l .'li'" "---.- was l-o "a '0 ,'N" i'
AAll'L-i -oNN NeA'-oD ~ 'oon o,''l'us ~,
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49,, Nv, ,t',';, prr.'dent 10 la,e
.+.I 1,,r.ss A., bt,e voted o,r0r,lino
a. if. .g9 f..., .r Ole ...l....I... ,,. ilA-
fioral irnnortance
This sUectac,e. humilating as it is has been
ro mora eXfro. rdiuary than tho amazing
-. 80 fr,r+ I,- 81 iorre section of the
Ier@~crotio r.rf,. At the last session that
-,-+,. ,,.,t6 f.,. ovool+ion- stood n.Ilr and
1ro-tI,ilv tor the oIl partv traditions hard
money cold and silver. s clear majority of
fie present members took the stump before
their election ana pledged their constituents
shat they would Fole Tot Tree ana unlimited
Coinage. me sudden cAHNso u.' De
luaieroas u Ns eheet9 were -os u'-4c.
one prophet OF Dei-o-i4oy "-ilo uco'
that tarlu reform Us 1Ao sio-a-' am o1Aei
insists that being Dem'cIat ls lA7 le-l anu
W4tclword. The south and NJ -st want free
coinage. but these leaders thlA i1e} must
carr, New olk and couple ol niue States
adjoining. These states are lenders and not
borrowers, and want le,s ia'ueI ,"aD more
m ley. Ae lrends 9l l.e i'li" Ie-oil-leI
have in the NoftA, 40 iea@t 'Ae courage "-
their CONVICTIONS, au0 otlnALu '-e lu''-i-
a. DC oL tne SILVER Qle9ii'n. Io "dneI oA'a
Of tie other Noses VINO is Cd le-I D7 peop-o
Out oi oJAiase W~u, % eIt'A .-e pot"''4
dem nd, but aro lcaflni o. ine,i L"s'eiH Io.-
LOVING anu 79 '"eJ t2e .-il,1l -1iI " lo' % "''';
upon "ou-"' ana 'N9 9i''oi D''i ID S-"-i'~
aside
Ana mean Nl-ie lAg O-Hei De"-" g.uvIs Oh
that party Wno coyiy 4oOA ABOUT ana Walt ior
voice they nope 70 near Ahe D,o t"Ooll'
keep ou ialin lo" am sa5ln huIAh. among
all these 81. ais ana breakers our DARK is
driven. tAe f"sleLu e.I eac" sue s-'es as
sAl4uco o. -l-9 ls az tliI ,- ,le
oo.-nI 9s .i -, ' ,-, "',,' La e'' 80
9'''o' l-ail5 ,,Sii. tb, Ttest H. 'ss.,,raJ