The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-25

| Address I'M: Of1lO CHEMICAL CO.,
81. So e SIS 0pers Block. LIMA, OHIO.
lay, ahead to be obvinted only by more mone y
, Mr.: Wilson ttcr. q acknowledged tho DIR
| but he was In favor Of the Government main
tanning the double standard: He would cast
ans yGte Tor my IRE hat would keep
| tunity given to the Republicans to offer ar
amendmGnt; Therefore there was but one
course course lett to MIN. and that was to vote FOL
NOT M cn Snn yGSIhs Or i'm said hrt he
he was in favor Of unconditional repeal. he
was also in favor OF keeping all tho money we
Mr. Russell dem. Gal spoke in favor OF
| free coinage.
Mr.; Johnson dem. o. proposed to vote
for the same reason that lie was oppose to the '
ter lie would vote for tho Wilson hi because
he was not n bimetailist. He believed that
one unit and only one unit could be main
Mr., Crawford dem. n. c. did not believe
that the Democratic party was going to do the
believed that when the vote was taken the ma
Iority OF the Democrats would be found voting
Mr.. Hager rep, Ia) twitted the Dem ocrats
np 9 their dtssen ,s on the silver question
stored il the people knew that that party was vas
NJ. Gardner Iitep y; u spqks for repeal
came to Washington he expected to find a
warm corner and com Portable seat in the old
him. and on inquiry no had discovered that
tho old hostlrey was being run on the Euro
Would receive Cheerful Wsco see i Sees .s
he hn bse eeet tod that in vote
allied T. Kentusks By marrlese .Da and W" he
Kentuekinns; but he had been comp ,s Sp9 70
telegraph to his neopleIor rather his wife had
plauseI He had been taught 10y Voorhees,.
hm and and ws they
the ADMINISTRATION; IAnplause.l
gentle man from Indiana mir. Bvnnml lie
protests, AGAINST the abect surrender which
it was not necessary Tor him to read any num- UNI
Der OF speeches made BY Mr. Bynum under the
rrior administration. He would content him
to toa 6 ostob r. p 1881. when Ne: Bynu% 81
Wilson of West virginia were advertised to
make u tour through the country to organize
Denver treated these gentlemen. They were
he ssatISmsn from indians 81. Eynaml a adj
, WAS s. sten y report Of his speech in
Of the free coinage Of silver. have voted for
free coinage from the time the question has
the ana aH s1 eyeS
aprlsuse: f. ~; Pence trusted that the he
teacher would net rebuke the scholar when he
There was . portrait, Of the gentleman from
Pencel was little man and the volume was
large one. he could not hold it up for the in
would ask unanimous u hava IL
produced in the tonoress'o"al Record. In this
silver i've dOS and i
arms were those that helped to support it !?
iLauGhter whose face %as i this n Whosc
eyes were these The face and the eyes ofthe
Eaye always voted for or free '' Coinage and
sTsy w from HmEht.r and The
Pence his lessons. and he declined to retract
from their teachings, LApplause. But he be-
Democratic President. elected on silver plat
form. absolutely and without fear OF contra
The President well understood the favors he
mand TN ~ President ala pot hesitate he teit
turn down the platform, Brave was he as was
the slngSard Mh9 was told e to the ant The
time. would rather lie and SIT down BY my
pie and let the ant como to no. Applause
:. Mr., Pence then paid his respects to Senator |
voorhees, pr and criticised him for the position
Senator and published in the NorM is' Ime's"s
wcathercock OF the nation. Laughter and ap- |
pnnse.l And there, was no wonder that the |
kd aa y" Of Ss Gs
MIR. Carlisle. and the ex- Secretary OF the Treas
i;r nn NJ Shermani The story Of the tempta-
,nddest in the history OF the country. Mr.
Pence Quoted an nnecdote about q stranger
iie came to q. white church on which was the
nscrintIop. Lutheran Church" He came to
%N liz hs XII
n such small town there were two Lutheran
yero not quito alike. In the white c chhSur1ch.h
Ald he. They believe that the serpsnt temntsd
'r9wn church they believed that Adam was
'pd egg from the start" daughter and APP
Mr., Bynum Dem. Ind. replied to the strio-
ures made upon him md to his seeming in
onslstnncy. but he did SO In .Iocuar vein
Token in Denver in 1891 and that he had ad-
ad ever faced He haa In tie iai Of that s Year ,s
b. pleasure Of making tpur Of the continent
received. and by tho time they
cached Denver he might have been irrespon-
lblr. When they arrived at Denver the
lights of tho city were shown them. and
lorn magnificent city he ha'i rarely seen. He
What means all thsP" The reply was. "t
Means, silver, 1t is built on silver" but"
eplied Ito. g am making q tariif campaign"
But YOU can say something about silver"
nd no did So He confessed his sins and
ked for forgiveness tIaughter.1
Mr. Pence rctortel that he understood the
xcuse tho gehtleman had for his uiterances
hat, night He hoped that the gentleman
is vote on the pending question. Applause
nd laughter
Mr. johnson rep. Ind and Mr.. Avery
iep.. Mish.l spoke in favor ofrepeal. and then
10 House at 4 40 took recess until x o'clock.
At the evening session the speakers were |
essrs. swanson Dem. Val. Maddox Dem,
a.. Grady DEM, n. O. kem pop. Kan.L
nd Murray !Ren;. :. O. AGAINST the Wilson
tep.. Me- in favor OF tho unconditional re-