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son se. Of Feb. 2e 1874 He said th.. he

son act Of Feb. 2e 1879 He said that he
Of som sthine. bette: il. would prevent the en-.
Democratic PARTY 10 stand by its pledges and
at least unito upon common ground. He re-
caucus Of Senators in the Interest OF party
harmony. In the hope that his sido OF the
offer OF compromiss and cancellation had been
rejected. He and his nssoctateS would ho
forced to tel, their constituents and ths eoun.
no concession. They We're forced to submit.
But he believed that tho Democratic party Of
the south would rally together and continue
the fight until they could accomplish that
which the people demanded
MR. VOORHEES, ON THE BOND PROPOSITION.
| Mr.. Voorhees, snd that while there arc many
things which havo been proposed and which
VIII he proposed again In connection with this
e %nnh m eot TTMd i under diSrent Sircpm
charged with the duty OF passing this hil. II
possible; without any encumlranccs at all.
morrow; that there is a time besides the rres-
ent enf 70 transact Sd,IS business and to lay down
LEGISLATION to expire with the present meas
ure; He did not expect the policy Of the Gov
.u,,ii listened to the senator from Ohio o-day
approve OF lis views very freauently. but it'll in.
asmuch ma his views cXpi esseG to-day relate
in regard to this hill / may be pardoned a
word. ilc announced here to-day that | had
opnosea an amendment which he had con-
mSTs bonas dd ID sst1 that,
not ielt tsr.y at" to vo"n,ccr H mens mste
hee notified That tho Treasury ncods ass istance:
They y have ave asked for no as.isauGs yet; and
Committee OF the senate TO volunteer some
thing thii which WI, n is not asked something Which
not be approved. ] have heard no note OF
alarm. or hHwe tn seen no signal ?i dis,ress put
it. had. % w"uid want S1i'o'"s to Know @nI oVin in
wona woS 'nar Ma"t % ku"w yo
desired the assistance, OF the icels slative de-
partment And until that is done. cay. with
not know how can formulate the proposition
TO- assist St condition Of which we are not ad-
Of 1879 gives the authority TO the secret ~ Of
eTens the Treasury TO- to.day to issue bonds md the
has that authority I believe him. Still.
ssSv' .hs s" law When Should Is safh moasi Rs
to the extent OF authorizing the Issue
and onas for owf wons ne q boye tssm
Issued in the interest of bond buyers or bond
no. holders but in tho interest OF the public. in
to the day is tho, evil thereof. We have no
Ned MS to lump the ditch until we get thore.
when we are free from the incubus which |
rests on public confidence; when the national
nightmare is removed. we can take up the |
upon it
MR.. BERRY'S AMENDMENT DEFEATED
Mr.. McPherson said in reference to Mr.. |
Berry's amendment that the adoption of such |
provlso at this time would leave the Demo-
cratic party in more need OF q redeemer than
A colioIuy followed between Messrs Berry
ana Mctherson az to the meaning OF the
sherman &C. .' as - c"wardly % ] m.kesHift Mr. Mr.
, Betry mattnItaininE t that It did not imply the
herso1 the opnon Mr. Nc
Mr. Hill said that It had become ~ question
% 2f how ae
better time to take n vote than the present.
ana ays YerS and re-
ceef.s S'soi. 9%s" .aS#s2 Ss5 H: s!
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OTHER AMENDMENTS DEFEATED.
Mr.; Allen Pep. Mob, offered an amendment
81 S5 w esm. &c OF a At
without discussion 1t was defeated-3l yeas.
MI; blackburn Dem KY, ofrersd an amend
ment providing for coming the American
product; the value OF the seigniorage, to be
Yeas. yea 2s: S nays. a. az as imsn' ioioWs was ''S'-
pan. "ts Bsry nsefHapn Bsr
{Nsyl kyle; Martin, Pasco Perkins, Petirrew Power
,h. an% MS1w Wolco, lco9H squire leef vance, vest Wal
caIi"m DAVIS ihson Dopl FRYE GaIi,nssr ' GIBSON.
nass cray esn n A @ "" En
Mitchell tWis = morrill, Murphy Palmer. PETER PIatt.
ana
Mr St Stewart offered an amsndment author
leo, to send representatives to assemble
within nine months and hold monetary
defeat ed yeae. ;s2 nays; Al. ',,
ment providing for practical free coinage. ex-
eept e that the derositor should receive standard
and providing for the delivery Of notes TO ma.
tional banks to the full extent Of bonds on de-
for deposit and coinage and that the product
shall be legal tender in all payments. were
Mr. squire ihsn said tia that i: this vote only en-
phaszed the statement OF tho senator from
Indiana India si, that no atI ametndment however merto.
time, He would therefore withdraw the re-
SIr. Butier Dem. s. c.. who had given notice
of an amendment to rel cal the 10 per cent.
tax on State banks. said that he had concluded !
lOt 10 ptesS ~. He belHR assured tndL inc !
Comm on Finance would give it consldera-
Ion. He therefore withdrewit
Mr. PETER offered his amendment for An is-
sue OF S25O. .OOO. 900 oi Treasury notes similar
% those issued under the provisions OF the
lct Of July II. 1870. to be receivable for all
iebts and dues 1t was a complicated amend.
nent. and Mr.. Bate ask ed that /. go over until !
Monday. and be printed. :
WILL ASK FOR FINAL VOTE ON
MONDAY,
This called Mr.. Voorhees, to his fcet, who !
aid that no would like to get as many OF tho
amendments behind him tonight as was pos
.iple lie did not want an agreement. for
here were Senators who preferred not to
make one. but hs desired to say that he hored
or and expected vote on Monday on the !
cain question. and said he should ask for a :
ots Oh that day about o'clock in the after !
oon. lie made this statement SO that Scna- n
Ors could govern the m selves accordinply I