New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-25
TO THWART SILVER REPEAL
THE ATTEMPT TO WIPE OUT THE EIEc
TIONS LAW CONDEMNED.

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TONS LAW CONDEMNED.
A FLANK MOVEMENT FOR SILVER
From The Louisville Courier-Journal
Notbne Is surer, is clearer, than that the pre-
cpitation OF this issue means IN ron, -
fact planned by the freesilver men as and sifO
flank movement to confuse b sn not done to head
off, il may. nay. it will reverse the purpose ios
which the President tnis Gai Veil ensaf the Admins
srafons first recommendation in ignomany, ,s ana
dscredit and entail party dlssenso can aT foresss
PLAYING INTO THE SILVER MEME hANpS
From The Boston Journal. IN,
Drn,o w force in the House which. by pushing
forwaFa Inc lands of the freeslver men apparently
with a sinister purpose to defeat repeal
AIMED AGAINST SILVER LEGISLATION
From the Cincinnati Times-Star.
The southern Democrats, including Speaker
Crsp VINO new nv voting for the Wilson bill
pressure from the Administration wish 10 resnevs
o c, 70 he southern Democracy, and at the same
time TO secure, If possible, the deleat ol saIse'
legislation by exciting partisan fury III Cohs'eSs'
THE HASTE OF THE DEMOCRATS EXPLAINED
From The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
There Is no President to be elected Tor severa
vears and no members of Congress, except one N
ohio TO IN a vacancy, for fourteen mo mounts WI,
qe extreme sIvertes are foremost in pushing this
measure Of tSr a ta senate who are in
n minority on the silver question ana VINO AR, ais
working day. and every hoq Nave 9i tse Tucker
bin or something ike passed by the a3se t ana
dumped into the Senate win tn, the sasre made to
dspace the Voorhees, bill proviul,s This r e. now
peal OF the Sherman Purchasing act creat business
the scheme which confrontS the eIeaS DuS~
and Industrial interests of this country
THE PLAN OF THE OBsTRUCT1oNlsrs'
From The Pittsburg Commercial Gazette.
The silver obstructionists in the senate VIII vots
fght more desperately than ever 70 prevent w.
on the pending bill until after the House snail nave s
passed the Tucker bill That will help ,helr or
forcing a favorable compromise; II wore Is ,h hot
taken this week it is aitogetner Unless
compromise is offered In the mean time the t ,b,S
Leans will give the country bii Is under con-
about when the Election hepea' O'' 30
sideration.
THE COUNTRY'S GOOD STANDS NJ ChANNH
From The Louisville Commercial.
The free silver men have done smart tnin 1s IN
P Electos laws II they it and get sr be;
fore the Senate N time 1ney can ac The chances
are that Democratic senator can De ~ V1 ,bs
with enough TO oppose III mere Which s9ad demand
the repeal Of these beneficial laws.
DOUBLE DEALING FOR THEIR OWN ADVAN-
TAGE.
From The Pttsburg Times.
The contemplate feature OF the ,DsmScr ,Sat
mis- power is exercised in the House for narrow
party and denied in the senate S arav
est Importance to the country Nor IS bere unless
isaT fes 'h Surety w THAT U the party
We'll the public necessity Will be served ,antes
tenpted or frightened into voting against cloturs
rule in the OF fair elections ana pruS.vSu I'M
load responsibility for DELAYING the repeal OF ths
Silver Purchase law.
TIRED OF ONE-SIDED NON-PARTIsANsHlr.
From The Huntingdon Penn) Journal
al on cne sds The rhsuf ns
t a.. to Save the legislation they believe
TO be ,h right nsS Of Of the 81 v q'P law
the latter should be lost in the STRIFE. me D Cs
land can hold his own political household respoh'
sbIe for the defeat OF his pet measure.
THE DEMOCRATS ALONE RESPONSIBLE.
From The Iowa State Register.
The Administration party has drawn the line ma
thrown down the gauntlet IN fSrSns 'h Election
sderation Of the repeal OF me ayot meeting
IT, Henceforth the Republicans should lei nv
Democrats assume all respSnsioiiy s tnensei IL
serious. then II is still true that the pemoeraunc c
RepHblicans have been assisting the Administration
in the hope OF serving the best interests OF ~
Democratic party has forced the issue along lines
which the Republicans cannot ignore.
DRIVING IT UNDER WHIP AND SPUR.
From The New-York Advertiser
The Confederate forces in control of the House
OF Representatives. driving the bill to repeal t
Federal Election LAYS through uSdes VIII" mp sub.
stantal trouble Of the Administration VIII pesn"
THE PROGRAMME IN THE SENATE.
From The Chicago Tribune
1t is the belief Of the free silverites that when
the fraud bill to repeal the election laws reaches
the Senate IA motion will be made TO give II the
right Of way" over the one TO repeal the slNsi
purchasa clause OF the Sherman law. They are con.
iident that il viii receive the votes not merely OF
the avowed anti-repealers, but enough OF ire NY ~.
critical rspealers to give IL md beep nut To- one
side and that of the repeal OF the anti-fraud eie
ton laws being substituted for II they eNpe0'
long and irritating struggle over the latter
THE METHODS WERE APPROPRIATE.
From The Cleveland Leader.
1t was highly appropriate that the big De is
cratic majority in the House OF kepresensestrary
should be forced TO make use or most arpluSs -,
methods OF gagging the Republican minorG yb,cn
the purpose OF repeating n law, the intent VI "
Is simply TO secure free elections.
so IT WOULD. If IT WERE PATRIOTIC
From The Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin. a.
II the Democratic Congress were patIhiooss,Tn
would devote itself TO the provision of the pusrv
antn oa w4S Se ree een Of the
clause and the passage OF Bank au,y y,hem and
%T w. the consderation OF the proposed
repeal of the Federal Election law.
IT SHOULD BE MET WITH FIRMNEss'
From The Evansville IN. " Advertiser
The desperate resolve of the House majority ~.
force the fight the Federal Election law s,,ss.
termned upon by the Democratic caucus OF l"r luz.
day night should be met by an equally hra , r
uphold that potent principle OF the Republisssv
party during It's lifetime to stand for the Pussnd
OF elections for "A free ballot and fair coun, es-
to fight the magn forces OF the misnonieredi p
mocracy. they fought them through the ,suroYsh
days OF the settlement OF Kansas. ana th'""s
the fateful days OF the Civil War.