New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

senator ALISON. one "f the leading hh",''' "-
4 of this country. was very conservative ID ~,
| sio,s NJ o,,nion lie remarked II Is very iaif
,..sa,e lie states truly that the sherman act "aS
| . corrnrom,se between the free silver men ana hose
| vbo onpoxed their views senator Allison "'so
| tboorb, that the tariff references n the rresue".
,.ro calculated TO disturb business iur'her ~ e''
! time ., ,,e
senator Harris said: al am memper y, NV
| co,nn,,,,oe that will consider this message ana
cannot talk l., ,,or,v
s.,stor Jones said al think the message Is u.e'!
illogical and does not anayze the situation ~ uI'
The sherman law has nothing TO DO Win uie p'es."
condition OF affairs. The lines are orawh io' ,
hattie and see no for the friends oi repr"'
70 think they can carry their measure through. Inc
| message (, what expected ana VIII oo INV "
| h.,, tho cause which the President champions
| senator Quay said "ln far as the messas'
touehe, upon the repeal of The purchasing ac oi III"
sherman law j give 1T my cordial Endorsement anu
think it is a good state paper. II will help tne cause
| Of repeal but. for one, II cannot get absolute "
peal sm willing to take The next best 'n'"s '"''
| I get .
| san.tor Iyaw,ev sn,d. think 1t Is good strong
mcss ace In regard to the money question. ana am
pleased that the President treated MI sherman. WHOSE
| name the law bears fairly as ne did who "'
called that act truce. Every one Nh""> ''a' "'o
Sherman act passed to prevent inc ihuic.'o" VI
free silver legislation and that II was only in''"oed
stand Mr. Cleveland's proposed tariff. ana believe
the real relief O. the country would come II 1t knew
what to expect In this direction
senator Murphy said that he had not reao inc
message and necessarily was In no position to taxi
senator Lodge said we'll pleased with tho
recommendations regarding the financial questions OF
Tho doy and think the Presidents position demanding
the immediate and unconditional repeal of the law
| Is what Is needed. In that respect II Is u very
strong document. ] agree with the President that
this is no time for personal or party politics on the
silver question:
senator Mcpherson said at Is the strongest pre-
s,ntation of the case possible. and the arguments
advanced meet every objection that can DC put Tor
ward
senator Teller said Tho simple assertion of IN"
President that the present financial condition Is due
TO the sherman law does not make 1t So His pr
mise Is wrong and his conclusions necessarily fall 10
the ground
Senator PETER said "The banker will regard It a.
perfection the farmer aud workman VIII see IN u
uther reduction OF the product Of their farm ah"
their labor. II Is the first attack OF money KINGS w
their Anal struggle for supremacy
Representative Dalzell. Of pennsylvania. said
SWELL he has set the stakes and It Is for US to come
up to them.a
Reprcsentative Rayner. 81 Maryland. who has been
suggested rs the possible chairman OF the Nomm'"r
ON coinage Weights and Measures. said: IT Is most
OF it,
REPRESENTATIVE Cannon OF Illinois. said " II Is I'M
fortunate that the President has coupled with his
statement of the financial policy the dccaiations-r-
rarding the tariff. The dstrust and doubt from
which the country Is suffering sci III last H"N'ho'''
and the President has erred IN diagnosing 'h' o's'
The financial strngency. as som" one mas wei Sau'
E but the mark OH the dial indicating the real 'ronD"
Within"
NJ Now
,.,d tho silver forces on the floor Of the House.
aid: ..Admirsblc most admirable. Even the SILVER
mon must admit that It Is the most perfect presehia-
ton OF the question that could be made
Representative Bland. Of Missouri. the Moses Of the
eecoinace men. said As nearly as could max"
out II plea for single eold s'anu'r' o''m"''
England maintains It. If England would coin SILVER
probally this country would do We seem TO have
lost The spirit OF 1176.'
Representative Dynum, ~ Indiana, ta'd inc me-
sage is very straightforward The Pres'neh' m'N's
no attempt 10 straddle the issue The country VIII
thoroughly understand IT,
Representative IIarter. Of Ohio, said "The message
Of Mr. Cleveland strong. clear and conclusive" Nh"
tbat Congress should time In carrying out his
recon- me ndaons Is patent IN" imm"na'' a''" VI"
conditional repeal Of III" purchase clause ~ me So
called sherman act ought TO ra>" u" 1>sn" hh'ohs
patriotc Intelligent Representatives and senator
rocr,stinaiion or delay IN this Is 10 my mind and
q
the poor and helpless To-day. in the aggregate" hun,
dreds Of thousands Of peopl" out OF work aud
IN mood II this occurs In summer what will II '''
Ike next winter
Reprrsepta.ive springer. Of Illinois. chairman Of
the Committee on Ways and Means In the last iious"
said The President has very AMY ana '"r>cN
stated the pesen, financial situation and his messasc
win commend the earnest and careful consideration
of Congress and of the whole country inc r d" hSu 81
that the representatives OF the people ana oi VI"
states viii al once carry o." ana crystalline the
Representative Holman Of Indiana, chairman Of
the last Committee on Appropriations; sm1 p.,adu,
views uIon the situation"
Represenayc pinsey Of Msn"' va, d nSr Hery
said he number Of Grover Cleveland pa,ii,'de'
Mr. x ness &c." y !" 1ss s0o f
With him : to che desirabiy Of the result "h'ch
Nv Rspresenun,ivc MCMILLAN Of Tennessee said The
message was particularly strong m"sen. eu and
iorceful manner Of expression. 1T meets my nearly
approval .,,.. c,m,.., If Kansas. said: 1T Is
the weakest message ever presented TO The country
Weak rs dsiwat"r' does not cypress u. ihe rre'
dents reference 10 the labor Ines'o" Is 'ne ''re''
nTa PSp% 4sDre Ds%sefn e opn
ions Of those who believe In the uncondi,onai r'p'a'
Of the Sherman act. and Of course, could not b" "A
pcctcd to set forth the sentiments oil those WHO OPP
Judge Bell cpopulis.- Democrat. Ccorado,. Hid
1T Is an unmistakahe goid s,anuaru PapIs, nt
I'm direct conflict with the platforms and doctrines
Of the party for tho past twenty years. IL * the
argument made by Sherman and the money power
not seen, to Impress any OF the silver Democrats.
I believe u will help the silver cause. 1900
Representative Cummings. Of New-i0rk. snid: The
message is gold message. il does not seem 10 me
IN consider silver as IN it at all " the recommends
tion Is carried ont believe that II WILL In measure
restore financial confidence and be great step toward
renewing the prosperity ~ the country"
WHAT THEY SAY IN CHICAGO
chicago. Aug s (SpeciaD. Prominent Chicago