The Lamar register., 1893-09-30

Inc .las' ,.ten mn ana Mr.. woleott Colo
rsaoI addressed the Senate he salu ae
ready TO vote on the cloture r.le II az
wished to settle the matter 10 "
~. rrp-.l hill Mr.. Woicoit said that ns
its,s1 ,hat the unconditional repeal OF we
sI,r,,,.n Law would bring untold suffering on
no country and that u he we're 70 sousu.
~ own Judgment he would DC lnciihea 70 se.
-, IIo,y come At once and have IL over. bus
# Ms asso,lxfes of kindred views, some OF
Whotu had grown old IN the service of their
country and who having in their long legs.
lafiye career knOsn no change or shadow OF
turning in their views should deem y oest
that the measure should be contested men b}
inch he should cherrfully and cordially loat
with them Ia meeting any test OF enduranos
which the majority might see III TO iH'pe>e
upon them
until O'Clock In a speech against TIC pro
posed change in the rules-
The repeal bill was then taken up aud Nr
George of Mississippi concluded his .peech,
begun on "Wednesday, against the hill tic
was followed By Mr.. HansbFuush Of North
nakoia, who made = very strpng plea Tor Ill
yer Mr. StcEart then spoke for time aud
when be bad concluded the Senate adjourned
Il has been agreed that al present the session,
shall commence a. II and close At O'Clock
HorsE.-Ibc pending motion to rcconsider
the vote bv which several committee clerks
arc cut OF Va voted dura. No other I'm
p0rtanJ business wss transacted
rorty-seeond Day.
Sr~trr.-senator Stewart introduced
rrsaluIlon srralculns the Prcsitent for Vio-
iatin- the spirit % the Constitution In eu-
deayerins 20 destroy the indrpcntenc1 OF The
la-s-tiahln : branch Of the government by
seeking 10 cosrcc Cu1-ress ipin the passage
ot the repeal bill Tue resoiatsoa Weni over
until Modday whcu H. discasslnz promise
sensation The eluturc rrsolgtiou uas thra
taken upanl MT Tar2ie ipeinosFsl l1dlanal
argued aEsgnst its adoption Nj hsa'sa ui,.
r,ss.cd Aay change iu thr Tutrf la ~ midst %
an exciting debate MT Call regarded Go
turc 81. a proposition 10 forbid drtaie and 90
posed it, especially ~ this TINE rhrn ne
question ruErl,siug ihr sifcut-oa rat =
such ira1sccudeag Importance - 10 Justify
the fullest debate A. the e1leiusiuu of Mr..
CaIrs remarks The resolution Hls referred %
the committee on rll-s,
on motion q Mr. Noorhecs The Senate a.
; 40 0'clock uent into executive ss,s-au aud
a p ~. adiournod NATL A0ntAy
Tarty-Taird D,y.
sFN.Tu-seuaior SteEars's rcsdiatioa d.
eIarlrg the "indcp~ndcnce % The en-pEtlas-
tioa q The .oveIancnt mG.t bc JuAiatalaed,
znd use q poEer and inaucncc q onn DE-
parta-cut 20 euntrni the actipa % Ano'esF 4
Ia ytolatiou OF the cuastitGtinu, Aai tessrltci-
i've of oar policy Ana form ot Eovrfsneni-
WAs taken up. ani NJ. sleHart RsooSelsd 70
address the Scaate up1n a He tald The
p-esldent armed Niih more thAa hundrel
thousand hlEh-pzld ntiioes 70 bcstaH. siih TIE
veto poser. designed oaly fos c1uaordiaa-Y
ocessi0ns, haesrd ~ concentrated -Apiial
ani rattrrrd - The pross turned bic face TO
Anrrr aud ncuacinE toacs, said Il he fcprc-
sentative. tErrr assembled ieg.slatei 10 prsla-
dice. or In hchal' of srctioud ard scl1sh In
terCsts, the time shcn the eofuef--innr -
laid and the eisrullstancrs surrounding j.
would not hs uurta CumrreluTatiuE. Ills
dselarat-un, sa.I NJ s-cHart, uhlch had tsrn
cherrcd and encouraged bF = thuns saLrss
multitude. bad heen coastrte't By : vrEAl pres
a. a rrhuke frun tEclr prcsidruf 20 guilty
and yenAi Senate, lie thea quoted AZ length
from Mscaniayis history % Rag laud A. 10 The
parliamentary troable uith The stuart EiuEa
Coming 10 the present tgc, Nr sic-AFt
charstd that the presidcut, % disrc-zrt o.
lis oath of Office 50 cNrCufe the lass, bad
permitted the secretary q the treasury % VI
olatc the act which made the purchase @, fo1r
and half mIlliou ogHces of silver bQllign
per monih mandatory, By exercising Al uE-
lawful discretion 10 purchasing smaller
amount.
III We Eould stop The necessity iGr rcv5,u-
i!ou and prrscrye the equilibrium u the Dc
psrtuent. Of the s0verunncut nc nusi p-utr-i
nos. The Atteni5Uu % The pogpls uusi ~
called 10 the a-gressioas- II j. tho Oaiy Way
10 preserve the iudrr-adence q ;he oo-urii-
uAtc branches 0f shc i-Uvcruuent."
The repeal bill Was then takcs ap and Nr,
Doa Cameron q Pcansylyahil Addressed the
~sNAAH IN NtlNAnsAAA0A 20 " AAN 4rAEaaEa4 A+AS
Sherman act and aid NC needed more silver,
not les. He subHitied the foii0aiug proao-
sit!ous
Il propose a gold loan Of % many hundred
million dollars a. Congrcss may decide, 10 bss
bought At the market rate and held Ia the
treasury a. the gold reserve held ia the Bank
u France and bg the soEefuments 81 The
Latin U uion. pEupose 70 cpeu our miuts -
the tree coinage 0f American siiyrr. lnPosius
duty on thr Import of foreign silver.
i propose further. To repeal the tax On
state hauk circulation. would also pr-ss
once more for act!on 10 favor II Oar shipping.
To meet in pArt the dehclt ia our income u
next year would rv-Impose the dgty of .
cents pound on sugar aud repeal The bounty-
Then would Wait year 20 see hoE The ~
TEN worked and hos far we we're affected by
foreign influence
Mr.. Bate then addressed the senate against
the repeal bill.
HOUsE.-The day was occupied Ia the dis
eussion Of the prlailus bin
Forty Fourth Day.
SENATK-senator stosart, 81 the begin
niug OF the session. called attention 10 the alb
scuee of quorum, and the business OF the
day waited until the requisite number uf seu-
ators arrived Mr. stev art then presented a
petition adopted at a mas- meeting at Cleye-
land asking for an Investigation us 20 whether
any senators were Interested In national
banks. Mr., Dubois introduced a resolution
that no important measures relating 10 finance
the tariff or the election laws be acted upon
until after January 18th. 20 that the states OF
Wyoming. Montana aud Washington nav