The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-26

comment upon that was: "There he came IN
sSnfase NTH the men who knew about rs much RiF
MS ne uiu. Ihere he may have learned M
sE III srsSF %s s sfsst d
the LEGISLATION, Of the country to the tender
mmrrcles OF Wall street, to the crooked ways OIL
MS 'ir s tho Wall which h@f
i aeels in securities but does not produce; he
ton rom @n s strss here with full ntorma
Nh Mr., Stewart having finished the reading OF
man ' wi With tsa, Pscca
neither educated in college nor among tho
bs soplsS utterly tier isnorant q the peoples
arsSsiddent has got oontempt In ell his SAVINGS
ana edSags for HSoSrdinate Of
arlseS Why does he say. in 's' eo o ptuous
manner. that he has Congress on his hands ?
WY does he cay that we are obstinate. and
to establish tho financial policy Does that
aarrogance, arise from Knowledge or from
ever shown any light on the great question Of
tnnne9f 1t is unfortunate that the President
t 81 the Unit, United States should not have learned
ments Of Governmens We must. here and
now; protest, because. II we let 1t pass. II we
thosS veations law pass ssegg viii rpeS
into preeedents for which there may be 10
sfos sFRs Of Ts
people plst DO called to these aggressions.",
spa hsn i Mr stSSwart res va WashinstSn de-
June 20 last. This paper. he said I'd mi mired
THO President most enthusiastically, endorsed
ali oecssons The a despstch said that the es SIT
spSke Of the President's purp9se and referred
got plum" In the appointment Of candi-
date OF his to the Office ofFourth Auditor ofthe
What is thatp" Mr.. Voorhees, asked. when
he realized that the despatch had used his
name. Then he got the paper at tho Clerks
making remark. Mr.; Stewart, however; offered
an apology. saying that the despatch had not
zee read for the purpose OF rehocting on the
:. Il ! T. NJ, the Vice. President announced the
III have no objection on my part" said Mr.
NooF hs the on and finish
D. what's the Senator's request'" the Vice
!" TO proceed with my speech" Mr.. Stewart
With the regular order nendlne." was Mr..
~ do not care what Is psniine." said Mr..
ssss5 put want to have the resolution
=, After some collo,qny and an objection by Mr..
Washturn tRen; Mimi to proposition not to
Stewart proceeded With his SIS speech. lie read cad
MIR, Clevelands letter Of Feb. "a. 1885. to Mr..
s Msns 70 q TIE dW Se Hpd
that he must taxi the cake"
Massachusetts statistician stirred ur the anger
OF Mr., Hoar Rep. NIasst who euloci.ed him
as. absolutely Trustworthy"
hall, Mr. Stewart paused and said that he
would BOW Ike to yield the floor to tho Senator
Senate Would lei him. He had not ' cot to the
main period of it yet
CAMERON SPEAKS AGAINST REPEAL.
Mr.. Cameron rep. Pa then took the floor
ana addressed the Senate. in opposition to the
bill. He read his speech from manuscript,
rapidly and in low tone OF voice. Senators
FROM both sides OF the cham Der. who felt nuch
curiosity and interest in the position which
Mr.. Cameron occupied. got chairs In his i'm
mediate neiGhborhood and listened to him
Mt. Cameron BEGAN BY calling attention to
Gladstone said that England was the greatest
creditor OF the countries OF the world. that
every. year. that one thousand millions OF
pounds would Pc an extremely low estimate
ask that country to consider whether they
we're going to perform this supreme act OF
money. Continuing. Mr.. Cameron said:
The Se sv e, policy Of hngaTd
,ause tho monsyed interests OF England require. or
.sar sen to
for the moment Of The Brt.n pol
nd In voting against such measure Is,and there.
,:ri Sn peaes fop ESQ years Every IeSedent Of
very party IN American potie. the entire mass Of
imports me IL any one 10 TO oiisr explanation or eS
Ss Sr hs o,ssi i RI
his on the ErSuIdb that IL II 5s. hS:
ion Of silver viii Increase the difiicuties of
"a M y IL rGisS
our emt ns sI r R5spss
or .ny Ra
II, % be ac Oh upon. It'll les. to b. Ayowed tgr
nSaeyeI interest OF England f.cos before such
nas vii hays submit peo
70 are ruined they vii have TO az II the lanorHx
e ssot down Ths has been the invssSe experience
mil it is ruined and il ruin is imYsning over II. the
un WI! cone wsn9ss oar .,G m t,ian%
round
Mr.. Cameron said that the Sherman act had
q NO way injured the state OF Pennsytania.
ng the currency. He concluded as follows:
are tsss We al syTs h, w p
aaRSra%. any silver d, payer currency need.
s.G ID, t
onrrsss may decide to bo bought the rate
ne hs& :" By
ATTN Union.
american silver. imposing duty on the import OF
orcgn silver. $500. -. A., .- -,
States especially in tho South to repeal tho
NJ on state bank crcuIntion-A measure which Is in
ended to give them free hand In moving their own
rops clipping their resources. and relieving them
rom their srrvtude to the great capitalist citieL
effect but little. from TINS step as far as
wond also press oncs more for action in favor of
OH and netheris object nor Its methods should be
matter Of party division To meet in part tho deficit
income for next year would rsimp9se the duty
two pound on sugar aud repeal the bounty.
hen ! would wait year TO Sc now ne system
uenos As for our foreign exchanges. they are auto
and will take care OF Themselves under any sys
~, They have done so when We had no currency at
nd when we had silver. II Europe wants our gold,
IL II she pay for ittbat is to say. all
the gold In Treasury No general or special
Is likely pass this Senate unless 1t IL CON.
offensive enough TO command practically universal
assent TO that object have addressed myself II
ny oil senator brings forward scheme more com.
more liberal conceived in spirit of wider
? more generous union. will give him my support
Mr.. Bate Dem. Tenn. then. addressed the |
enate In opposition TO the bill. At the close
4 his speech "A y. NJ Mr.. Stewart resumed |
he door and went on with his remarks