The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-11-04
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that 1t was NuiI Without t!R Ii>r 4
clotule. Unless t!ta :c;3ut{ican S-na
tors hall iutluiiase seine new dutl tHl
necessary CON pI.yl;,oa 1870 Tie >!t,,a
ton f.It vicious purchasing c~litu>u q
the Sherman silver law. for wiieh 10
one word I'll pIai>e or defense has imti
uttered during tlt- Ing "#d rsemtta
bic silver debate in the Senate. will Il,
wiped from the >tatate books within
less thai a W. ek. The silver Senator'S
after man. iIL a. ~t}au@ a fight as va,
even made III CumcIeS~ iuI anything
10 get the bill au!en tel - as t. con
tlnue tie coinage of silver. found thai
1t WAS im,oSa.Uic To agree uIon an,
amendment that could be passed. ant
once realizing that t!cv announce.
their Willingness Ia allow Il vote to lt
taken after the proposed amendments
Shai have been debated ami voted
up"n. Tie>c aGiruduru:s Represent
about al Of the financial ideas and
each of them will have special defend
ers a.sd vii secure s3a5r volts, but 1t
will not he sH,ngi>ilg #. after having
put Themselves eu record by casting
thew "ntes ftr What they consider
would have luap."Fea The bill, four
i!Iti!s al tie .c.u;e >hoHid. on the II
nal Tete. sunnnlt lie Worthless bill.
Sly :e's"n iar expecting steel. . large
vote .3r Tie biz. l. ;ha; uea;i5 ever
Senator vino spoke expressed the epu-
Iou t...t tie purchasing Law should he
repealed,
A,lcady tLcic ac Indications on the
part of the r-pubiican Senator'S to
make .louhle. Senator Sherman while
protesting to be Il sticng u1couGition-
al lelea!er is busy irving to comnli-
cate matters by getting supporters for
an ant -pdnltnt protiGiug for an issue
"f bonds. lnasmuCl as Senator Noor-
lieee had told Mr.. Sherman that he CON
>ide.ea it nnwise to intellect the bond
Issue. which j. opposed by many dem
ocf"Gc Senators. into The Question. it
looks Is thGuch Senator Sherman WAS
trying To create democratic aisSeatiuu
rather than to secure repeal.
Many outrageous r5.sgcpreScutationS
have been sent oft from WASHINGTON
the attitude of dtmncratlr
Senators towards President Cleveland.
account of the failure ri the COM
promise proposed by committe Of
democratic Senators. President Cleve-
has been consistent throughout
the long contest. He has always be-
lleyed that the Voorhees, bill would i'm
the end be passed and has at 30 time
even animated that he would endorse
or III any way help 10 bring about a
compromise. Al statements To Tie
contrary are purely Imaginary. Tie
democratic Senators no piouuStl the
we're equally honest: they
thought that the President would sign
Il compromise measure if It received
The vote Of every democratic Senator,
and there is iittle doubt that he would
done so, but none of them ever
that the President had told
so. The compromise was not
endorsed by all of the democratic Sen
,tot> and it was abandoned. That is
the whole story without colofin-.
Representative Tur,In. of Alabama.
and Black, of Illinois. are working
hard to get a report from the House
on Banking aud Currency
ID iayer of the bill introduced by the
lo!iltG to repeal the law prohibiting
The inaning of money. on real estate by
National banks. and they are
.ioprfni OF success Mr.. Taepin SAYS
and Scotch financial ssndi-
now nionopoiize tine loaninr Of
money on real c>tate III his section be- /
.anse OF the existence Of this law and
hat ms people think that it would he
bette: Ia keep the interest mon :
y at lome. The bill Will have IL hard !
road to travel ' il it gets tavoia-
,ly reported to the House. /!
Rctcim is tie watchword Of the
in the House. This week
hey passed the public printing bill
which IS the result Of ii long and care
al Investigation by the Printing COM
and reforms. not Il single abuse.
a large number of them connected
With the printing and distribution of
public documents. This bill, if 1t be-
a law, as it probably will, will
make 4 material reduction in the cost
# certain lines of public printing sim
ny by shutting off the waste.
The officials If the National Asso-
81 Democratic Clubs have Sc
'nred reduced rtilroad rates for dem
'cratie voters in the states of New
ork, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachu-
etts, New Jersey, Virginia and Ma1y-
and vii" are temporarily residing in
Washington and will use their utmost
hoits To see tnat they all 90 home to
of' 1T the coming State elections.
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