The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-09
TO 60 RIGHT Ar IT.
he Silver Battle in onRress
will Begin at Once and
Fought to a Finish
''''"> "hi b" suspended l." AIi,w Of ,,,.
"""'''''a'" Consideration ~ the
Important ssu->,i"n

"AsHiSGToN. Aug s. Indications .,..
ma. 'he hnanc'al fight in congress will
uee'h al once and be fought to a finish
.>eeoiiatlons already show that nearly
'w"thIrds OF the members Of the hons.
la'"r the question being settled in com.
''''''ee "' the whole without reference
7 I" a committee. Under the rules IN.
question would have first to 90 to ,h.
committee on coinage: but the disposi
thph is to suspend the rules and i, il b..
iieVed assurance will be given tb. si,,a
advocates that the. will be given fair
chance I" debate the question ON all ;,s
phases. and that. with this UNDERSTAND
ing The! will consent to It's immediate
consideration without refere,c. "a,
'o"'''i'''ee. The intention Of advocates /
' repeal OF the Sherman act is I, SIN,
sesf Il reasonable time for dehat, all
questions. with the unders,andino ,b,,
vote shall be taken at the c,,.I,s;.
ii'iS course. II Is un'errtootl. is with th.
consent II not on the advice of the nr.si.
dent The plan is To have tn. fre. Gil
Ner men open the ball with bill en-
bod. ing their demands: then the anti.
SILVER men will present Substitu,. bills
emhoaS'h. their ideas. whereupon the
haitie Will be joined and the struyo,s
begun Both sides are of the ,pnio,
'ha' vote can be reached in tx, ve.kS
after the debate is begun.
COCHRAN. Of New York. r.presentiny
ne anu SILVER men. says they will not
make more than three Speeches, leaving
HE rest nf the time omen IN III. s;l,.
les IT is hoped b, this means to pre.
'"ht fiiihtis'ering and ali parliamentary
'haff Practice. Bland has given tn.
'sshfahre that no attempt will he made
~ the silver men to tilibuster,
among the many compromises that :
III ht proposed. Is one by Bankh.ad. of !
ia'ahia. Tor the suspension of the Sber. ,
nan act TIL the end Of the present wear &
nj authorizing national banks !, ~ .
Ieasc fheir circulation to the par value a
their bonds. |,
rs result "I canvasscs friends of IN.
unconditional repeal Of the purchasing .
alst' of the Sherman act are :, rood :,
cal NOR" confident that they will carr, i.
ielr point. 1t looks like there is a ma o
'ri'' for il in both houses. though i, P
III mol be put through without hard
sh'. The claim isthc sentiment of the
'"h'fs Is s" strongly in favor of rep.aI
at the opposition will not dare tn fill =. =.
lister against it. The silver men an -
e other hand. laugh at the prornsitiou AZ
al repeal can he carried without =. Ii,
mpromise. They declare il cannot b,. az
II through the Senate in six months. L
senator Carey. Of Wyoming has sur IN
lsed his silver friends by coming out -,
tfoofed in favor of the reu.al of the =.
yer clause of the Sherman act i'm IN
'diatels and Internationally. II is in. yn
mated that Manderson. of Nebrask, tn,
some Others may be driven to vote of
II rather than delay action. Pu
Il is believed Springer will be retained
the committee on ways and means ~. .n'
l Bland at the head of the coinape .a,
hmlftee in spite of rumors to the con. tba
y all,
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