Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-21
SILVER COMPROMISE.
.,,-OF A SUNDAY AFTERNOON
NC,>ersENce AT Mr.. cARLiSLe'S.
a pcmoota Substitute for the
,odrcw-Ca'e bnl-New Way TO
call q Meeting.
...-....-ranh % ihe Ihsna.ch.l


.,,..-,>.r0N. February 20. Representa-
,.,.,r.ton. OF Georgia. ~ preparing
.. tao lines II an understanding
yesterday at 6 conference between
carlisle and seventeen Democratic
...a q tre House representing the
.'.mcnts except the radical tree
,ocrl Of the party on the silver
t,aso pros,nt were Messrs. Liv-
a.l Turner of Georgin. Cox Of
Brackrridge Of kcDtucky.
.e 1t Arkansas, Bvnum OF In
asd Oais. ~ Alabama, Bacon
,..tr.k. Tracy. Williams, and Andrew
fn..rs KfaWlcy Of South Caro-
... t..u. Tennessee, who have here
..... .tnu..y with the free. coinago
... mO.t oi tho other southern
....rt hlsc. as ralc, voted rather
I'D. with the silver men on most OF
.aHnnS.
IE Iroro~HIoN.
..r-igudiue 90 reachcd-for tho
SOS thgtit could not be called
.t. a-lcem'ut was 10 suspend
..l-.-. o. reserve sufficient sill
.tI.. inrLhe redemption OF out
sued ~ payment of silver
and 90 coin al the rate OF
.w.atl tlc silver represented IN
... .lareucc between the pur-
suI the com value oi the sill
..l bought
.r. s done silver purchases are 70
unless there Is new legislation
ihr profit amounts 10 about
SUD ttat n Will take sixteen
eIn The bullion. The Out-and
... alrc men announce that they
.... fte proposition 70 tho death.
IuF PROPOSED BILL
...r- 4, tho full text of the bill
...u. % - proposed - snbstI-
.. t.. Ard-cw-Cate bill:
.tart.f tto treasury shall set apart
f.r.IvoT bullion, 20 tho coinage
f purchased under the rc. emitted
...r. fhn purchss0 ~ silver hg'hOl
.f Treasury notes thereon ana for
..-r approved July } /. 1880, as may
...,. i1-iIliue The silver dollars hcrct p
f.r4.iI acf. o. redeem an the OUT
.....t states Treasury notes issued in
silver bullion 40 purrhnaeI,
..tair th0 same 10 the Treasury
..I flr mat purpose only; aud
aas-d under the Aforesaid act
.l 70 the rnte Of sH.O0O.OO) pr
.tt.t.rar dollars 90 the weight Of 4lHl2
.r nj standard silver, az provide. IN
January ~. 1897, on which snail be-
ANS sIpeTsr-ipt0ns provided 10y
D. rrla-. together with an slvor
.ir coined under the provisions
.... ... 20 July ~. 1880. shall Dee a legal
....r nominal value, for al debts ana
.fl private, except when ONE"
'pl.Atci m the contract. lhe
-I s.t.r dollar coined under tbs section
..r.l iutl the Treasury rs Wisccl-
t..f.i i-r 0i The coin autnori bY this
......ff.e same with tho Treasurer oi
..... States az any assistant treasurer in
u.t .ess ln fln and rcceiv" 10. reioro
.e- .l fh- denominations ot ~. az. -,
-. til uuilp.cs ~ ei" clrf'@pohllhs
denominations " Iutr1 states notes,
. o.u deposited for and representing
r.r,IE- atos shai Doe retained in the
.r trtn. repayment % the same on de-
-I-n rrrIncatrs shall be receivable Tor
.e. f.krs. anl su pIthc dues, and when
fI may Doe rct.sloi.
.f.. Secretary a. the Treasury ia hereby
t.l tu suspend the purchase ~ SILVER
luIrr gao ssi1 arf oi july -. 1870, un-
residue %. t.rs silver bullion belonging 10
..t.i STAT PES ha- heen coined, re- required
section o.. t.is acL
IHOICcIs oF fNE MEASUHE.
rhe tropo-itiou Was shown 20 the Re-
.I..as Lr Nr. Tracy, oi New York. and
. wore asked 70 they would support H..
rival Di the Republicans who voted
ID ihe anti-silvcr men last time, IN
.I.r- Sir. Reed replied that thew would
n Io .o. n therefore seems likely that
latest attempt 90 repeal the Sherman
purchase act cannot gam The
..a necessary go lis passage. ~ the free
mage Democrats saw they VIII reil5r 10
C. toy n aud fhe Republican detection
Ue than Offsets the Democratic ga u
.de a-ura-llt ni tho conference.
)u. proposition which found considera-
. favor no tho conference. and IA the
.u.e among coinage men. provided
thee coinage ut tine bullion now IN the
.a-lrf nll th. D. enactment 81 the
.rl law: l.t SIR. Williams. Of Mas n
..tt.. AMI other gold men refused alb
s o. yrt. for ANY measure pro
- ior further silver purchases IN auy
ut
I.W 1872 C.NTErrNCF WAS CALLED.
.t.-ai NJ the gentlemen at yesterdays
-.rr, tell an amusing story Of how
. ,4u, to bee there. which shows that
.re neither guests Of MI Carlisle
1rpuutri visitors Of their hosts
.'.at,aeh gentleman was unaware Of
pol 80 thnt the other was % be present.
.'.rs is that during the latter part
ut.a most % those persons at tho
..-..0. met IA gentleman named Ken
th,N understood was connected
t. publication known as Amer cGH In
.., ai.l wa. also interested with Josiah
r.n It Fe0tontS. Saturday each
received note IN effect ~ toll
... -tlr. Carlisle requests that Nr -
.u. 10 hls residence. No 1925 n
..0fir west. al Z o'clock SUNDAY af-
.r Ispuafy 18Th. for an informal
.... ..e GA % compromise OF the SILVER
.. D.ELIsLE's INVITATION.
f. I.-l.Io. the same day. found await
an.to signed by gentleman
r.-l.,, informing him that certain
...4. members of the House, repre-
..l -.aIr- OF opinion on the SILVER
f.e cXtrome free-colnage men
-..l wns'i call on him at / O'Clock
4teru0Iu tor conference on the
-'.ll.
..-.c met the gentlemen whom he
.a4 called on MIN uN lhtlI ON II
.r..r. aId they naturally felt Il
..'.f.I That sir. Carlisle had IN
-. lach Of the visitors knowing
of tac conference, the silver
l v., discussed aud an under
- Nl. reached. As they Were about
.-. Chiffon Breckenridge, OF hrkan-
iic had received an invita-
wi- asked 10 stay 90 DIN
t..a being Mr.. Carhsle's
Du tleir way 10 the table he
tl Sig. Carnsic for his late ar
a- that he had not received
until late hour that after
Carlisle assured Mr.. Breckln-
l.l not sent him any invita-
...u that gentleman tished the
.lt ot his pocket and presented
Nr Carlisle produced the
.. uvel and mutual eXplana-
.R-I.
mn tlrfICE