The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-01-12
~, Question OF BIZ Me-
=, allie Coinage Dis
,n,sed in Senate.
g0RK or THE HOUSE.
-, If the Departments to be
Investigated. -R"e"ts Of
The Day.
~ the United Press.

81 the United Press
THE sESArE's WORK.
Warrington, &C., Jan. IL. The
rcepre,ident laid before the Sen
~. ~, il, opening a communication
ssu the Interior department asking
;, Immediate deficiency appropria-'
d, Of $4,000 for the support Of
n Sio1 indians, in transmitting
Ib he authorities Of the Interior
burtment expressed an opinion
i,t unless Congress should take &C
ion on the matter before the first
February next, the result might
i possibly a repetition Of the ghost
lacss and disturbances of last year.
u. Perkins, the ne Wy appointed
>us.Or from Kansas, elected the
atention of the Senate by saying
t!a he had a communication to
present which had been addressed
nhs distinguished predecessor. Mr..
Plumb, from the United States
linsttrin Mexico, Mr.. Thos. Ryan.
Il. asked that it be read. minister
Ryan under date Of City Of Mexico
December 1891, wrote that it had
been suggested that it would be a
gnsos act on the part OF United
SSsNreturn to Mexico the tro-
piles d@r captured from her
armies III the war of 1847;)
referred to the committee on foreign
relations Mr.. Teller presented a
concurrent resolution reciting that
was the determined policy of the
United States government to use
Msold and silver as a circulating
4Tlaa, either under the ratio nov
9a'l'hed or under any other ratio
u ." alsAt be agreed upon and tina
~ resident o. the United
, ,"'a shall invite the nations O
'l' world to a conference
% decide upon a common ratio fo,
~ ,-r purpose of establishing bi me
t.s s.. money circulation upon
...! ~.! d value between these gov
I,l lI'a''--thls conference to b
Sa 1'aa such place as a majority @
n;,t. a'N0n' accepting the invitation
,. 'I' agree upon. The concurren
4 s',ao0n u further authorized tha
resident of the United State
h.. ,4''e' Ia his judgment a suff
NV, ~ number of nations ha
,S,;.I I upon a ratio to max
,~ s, ueciaratlon ofthat ratio al
n,a '''loFlze " the different nation
t.,al .,l 'ua' y. basis until otherwise O,
asn ~ t.. Mr. Teller said this was
.,P 'P VIII, which Ough. to be taken. '1 +
tni,,' ,Dilns n to give them the oppo
he ,',,l !" y must be done if at all b
pf'is1 s,''0n Of the government in q
here s,d way a; not by sending me
sct bn. ,a 'aere to discuss the su
ter,,,s, ,ss oy giving the world to u,
ars5 ,''aa no that the United States d
but :, ,,nM International agreemen
N,, as reached or not the s'It' H.
4pe ,s,;1 p!oposed 'e to use silver on Il
tr aad ,ai'' with gold as a legal te
aoaev OWL not silver as subsida
p,opcs,od Jaly' that the United Stat
ressp,v rra 70 take the bullio, in !
nd i, Wv where h he (Mr. Telle
ahe bss \; threatening the stabili
he vor,1 J,l1,netallic system all oy
SteSa',a, 'al'y and make it money. \ \
grepsraa sad aN. he had some rema, !,
et5ars ta''tt "a. which he desired e 'tn'"f to af
i, a%s s,a" the resolution vrs'u was rsfsrr, 70 o.
',sups.. pao,ssded to read 3 WITT writ,
aisa iaSa' Sr j. in support of the nos;t; ~sit;
&. Soy. .y him and oth.rs ,r' thst post'' !
eas' a''t;'on s.s'n Of the Bland bill I|rs ~, !,
'ree Coinage act Co. . 10, .