The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-14
TIE STRUGGLE RkNENED.
Amendmsnts 20 the Repeal Biii-stewnrt Re-
suues His Tin,e-kiiIing Talk.

hhendm eutr TO the Ikcpcnt htH-SteWnrt Ne-
suues HE Tiu,c-kiiling Talk.
WARRINGTON. Oct 13-The Senate met 40
usual at IL A. NJ. and apparently with more
than quorum Of Senators present An indl-
cation Of the continuance OF tho struggle OF
silver was furnished by the entrance OF Mr..
Stewart CRep.. Nev.) with large bundle OF
books and papers under hls arm. He moved
down from his own desk and took one OF the
front seats on the Democratic side OF the cham
Der. evidently prepared to continue his speech
OF last night. Mr.. Voorhees, was In his seat.
calm but alert. A communication from the
Secretary Of tho Treasury was presented in
response to Mr.. Aliens resolution inouiring as
to moneys borrowed by the Government since
March. 1886. The answer 10 that no money
has boon borrowed.
In presenting petition from North Carolina
for the repeal OF the Sherman net. Mr. Vance
said that It was respectable. but little be-
lated. AS II was the only Que OF the kind pre-
sented from his State. he called especial atten-
ton to IL.
Mr.. Vest Dem, MOI gave notice Of an
amendment which he would offer as sub
stitute for the Silver Purchase Repeal bill Il
consisted OF seven sections. the first OF them
being repeal OF the purchase clause OF tho
Sherman act. 1t authorizes the issue Of coin
certificates for the uncoined bullion. consist
Ing Of seignioraRe on the silver heretofore pur-
chased. It provides for the coinage Of silver
that may be deposited BY its owners and that's
q three rec millions month up to the limit Of
sss aDa hders Of
silver dollars may have them. exchanged Into
Authority is to be given to the
, wSen aRs G0sSadf t&ss 'as afs
v two G ho. Is to
into the financial and monetary condition Of
the Govsrnment and people OF the United
is to DO repealed.
Mr.. Allen Pop, Neb.) also gave notice OF an
Mr.. ,Dolph rep, Orr offered a resolution. as
to change OF rules In reference to compelling
over till tomorrow.
STEWART RESUMES HIS TIME-K1L11Na SPEECH.
At 1880 A. n. Mr.. Voorhees, made the usual
motion that tho Senate take. up the Silver
PHI ep hs se2 oot "f Sp S
point where he had ieit OF az / 4; N. And 50
?Fsss IT, upon 1T or to change the
cd tie day Mr.
who interrupted Mr.. Stewart at 2:3O with
to s. ri NJ eT% IN
points. but he had to submit all the same. The
call showed that there were fifty -four Senators
present televen more than a quorum. and more
than were present at any time Yesterday and
some OF Mr.. voorheess speeches In favor Of
silver. and eulogized the views expressed IN
them.
Mr.. Carey rep. ORR asked II Mr.. Stewart
desired to be Understood as saying that he
would accept no compromise except one that
age OF silver.
Does the Senator wish to catechize me"
| simply want to understand you"
do not propose to vote for any bill that
limits the life Of silver. AQuick death Is prefer
able to a lingering existence"
Mr.. Stewart was still talking at z p, H. in
only by half hourly calls. There was
one longer break IN his speech. while Senators
Teller and Hoar had an excited discussion
over the right OF minorities.
lAt this point all telegraph wires south Of
were cut of by the storm.l