New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-22

,,e,or that the negroes constituted the best part
OF the Kepup. ep r. 6 said that he in his canvass
had onnosed the free coinage of silver The farthest
that ne w He believed that the voice of the labor
ne class OF his State was not Tor free coinage put
y for the Increase , E n favor of an Increase
the currency that did not increase IL WIN souna
and gG9a none He was not in favor OF striking down
silver but he stood unalteraDy opposea 10 .ns Iree
~ silver in the absence OF an international
wrnemant He would record his vote against the
amendments Of the gentleman IRON missouri ,Mr
Band) and would vote FOR the WILSON DILL ZAP
The House then. at O'Clock, took recess until
3EMoCHArIC DISASTER PREDICTED
A, tho evening session Mr. McLauren (Dem-
ca addressed the House in opposition to the
Wilson bill and in favor of the free coinage Of
silver Silver by the Sherman act had peen
stabbed with the dagger of Brutus Inc SITUATION
had come to pass when his people couid stand II
no longer: and by the heavenly Co.. they would
stand II no longer (Applause) The people Of his
state understood that the contraction OF cur
rency meant wealth for the few and poverty Tor
the millions The Republican party had been swept
ont of mower but the breeze which had swept II
out OF power would be nothing TO the cyclone
which would sweep the country uS
Democrats were unfaithful to the , pledges ssS
OF he platform upon which they NAG
been elected Appause). Democrats might
as we'll try twist one OF the cyclones 81 me YVES,
s said mat President Cleveland had issued certain
He did not know , whetns sero ohS mess
ures to be- adopted. let them De aaop'e sr uy
bSwsr of AP Pe che was to
strike down one-haf Of our curreneyi n wa could
only be looked upon as a party CALAMITY; ZAP.
plaiise) The House had been told that platforms
meant nothingthat they we're gltterng ri, Sen s,ra
might the camss back and force rice the sS eSu
Ilton that we had been in l6. except that tnen we
had been trying 70 rl;minate the power OF piiss
GeGrge to b SreS Sl a'aF reSary provnee
sickiy boy, that mad spasm every time that II"
old mother had the mysteries? daughter :,
favor of the free coinage of gold and silver at any
ratio that might be acceptable. He would then re-
move from both their legal-tender quality But the
Government should have the privilege OF paying
every dollar IL owed in coin. That was the only
method OF restoring the parity OF the TWO "'e'a''
MR.. BARTLETT FOR MoNoMErALILsN.
Mr.. Bartlett Dem. y. " said that with the
message of the President he was in thorough ac-
cord He would regard the amendments pro'idhs
for free coinage as remedies more fatal than the
disease They would be like the deadly poison
which FASTENED the moribund patient to death lie
represented a farming constituency toilins con-
stitnency. a laborng constituency, banking con-
stituency and all demanded that the purchasins
,iat asreement there could be but standard
and he was in favor OF that staiiuaiu anu 'o"''
''S, r Sfnckdale Dem Miss) argued that the Sher-
man bill had little 10 do with the presenu s,s,s hs.
ton Of business sim PUT This si fight he said was not
one between the East and the West IL was a iSns
between the creditor and the dep S saafS wond
not osake their own interests IN ORDER n 10
the East or the Wes' p In tne PRESIDENT
Democrats House and Democratic Senate anu
il would take the free coinage of silver home VIVID
It The > House then. at ll:lO adjourned