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chief ind themselves powerless to give relief.
nothing in the Treasury to redeem them with.
| No deposit OF Government funds can be made
Tre .%s HnNS The adoption Of Tho pending
luton would be undeIstood by the country
ths Sx h The law Sa
the interests OF the country: we have come
| can do SO. The rule or custom OF the Senate.
ment Tor information. ought to be IN this case
violated and set aside In the interest oil the
cG Mr Hi fN psm " replied to Mr. German
The only object OF referring the resolution
was he said not to net upon r., It, ThSre Te yer
country thSt It's advocates had not always
pleaded that tho matter complained OF was
Senator ri from New York propose that the Sen.
reports that there has been technical violation
Mr.. Hill have made no proposition. That
must be the juuge OF what is his duty under
Mr.. WashburnSit seems to mo that II this
Comptroller OF the currency to adminieter the
viii be to close every bank in the country and
place It In the hands, OF receiver. That is
pl.S Ne snSa , e h sy sSan the
ton as sailing rather for legal opinion than
III IN r. eonior% aha Win
MIR. Butler Dem, 8. e. favored the resolu;;
.s sta tenn male to him the other day By the
President Of a mannfaet9rng establis ,i.
bank portion Of his deposit, he had to pay
per cent discount. We have heard a great
d "a to- II act
much to do with i As The pebble in the mill II
S TSha fS Sse sssner the County ds fe out
'n Mr. e' csiem ep III indifference
as to whether the resolution should be ADOPT ,
Cd or Sst be hG sTea
that. would disturb public, affairs, When ali
the facts MO noa h he h nar
nation rather inspire confidence on the part
dep SslIomH1, the banks Of the country and
the business Of the country have been going
in legal don lawful ws the Wbo
Of New, York. Boston. and Philadelphia. there
hSs not been an r., hour whsn in the banks q
position could NOT draw his cheek and, get the
e scon new
question Of using Clearing House checks be.
h9e and ef aened there to bsaSe
Of Chicago aud st. Louis did. they would have
Mr. Allison ,kep. iowa Criticised the PHRASE.
cation e Of It. 1sto the Clearing House Ger
tiilcates. he regarded them az somewhat IF;
but yet he had been d told that they fd
the letter Of the law. though without the spirit
Mr. Hill undertook to draft some modiHca-
tons Of tho resolution. but before he had COM
resolution went over without action. it took
its place on the calendar. where 1t can only be
reached again IN the regular nlI, order. or upon
Mr. stewart Rep. New gave notice that as
he was disappointed in getting the floor to-
tinuing the, purchase OF silver bullion. he
would seek the floor to- morrow. and Mr.. Hill
Dem. n. ~ gave similar notice for Friday
Mr.. Hoar made an argument against Mr..
Buffers amendmept to TIE the National Bank CIR,
State Bank He qd he was op
The people OF the country were, On.
titled to have ,5 2 currency; every dollar
other aSd WHICH shoSd BE- IN
hs 70 Ts ,an.Sn sI f5s ns Il
Government to see that 1t was provided; 1t
never had been and never would be provided
by the States. He desired to relieve the dis
tional use Of national bank notes. which were
secure and safely guarded. and every dollar OF
which would BIO as good AS q gold dollar in the
pockets Of the people, and by prompt repeal
of the purchasing clauses OF the Sherman act.
He was also willing to take measures in con-
cert with other commercial countries for re-
storing silver to its proper and permanent
The National Bank Circulation bill Was then
laid aside without action. and the report Of the
Committee on Privileges and Elections in favor
Of seating Mr.. Lee Mantle as Senator from
Montana was taken up. After debate. which
closed at 5:15 p NJ. the vote was taken ON tho
substitute offered by Mr.. Vance tDem,, N c..
declaring Mr.. Mantle lot entitled to the seat.
substitute was agreed to. The following is the
vote in detail utepublcans in italics and Pop
ulists in small caps):
YEAs-Msssrs. Berry. Blackburn. Gallery. Coke
f,d'o.. Dn@ Faulkner GaIinqs,, Grorge Gbson Gray.
Harris KYLE, Lindsay Hchin"n Mcrnerson. uand.r.on,
Pasco PErrER, rhn. Pr"np'. RANSOM Smith Horkb,i,.
Vance. Vest, Villas. Wa'h6T". Wade tCal.l and White
Nays-Messrs Bate Butler. Cameron Carey. Daniel.
lnri. Du t,y, Hun.b ough Hnri,y. Higgin HILL Hear
Hunton. lrby. Jones lArk Jnr (Sev) Ld9e. Martin
Pc k. cor,r Pugh. Roach Sh"up Squ,'e Secdu Teller
Turpie WAlthall. and W"'nA-30.
Mr.. Henderson. who had changed his vote
reconsider. made that motion.
A motion to lay the motion to reconsider on
the table WAS made by Mr.. Vance. but, with
out action on 1t, the senate adjourned till to-
morrow. leaving the Lee Mantle case still
open.
House OF Representatives.