Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-01
STEWART Roasrs CLEVELAND.

ths3S II > osna-e To-Day, 1lIrt no
routine n,J.u,o: business, vas The
consideration IL Stezsrtis resolution
cisrsi Saturday, arraigniug the Pres
il ias Tor attempting o coerec Con-
grshs ipto the passage 0! tho sitter
Tsfeil bill, :h.reGy iupairing the in
d.psnd,acs Of the CO ordinate braceh
o! tie Government in vio.siion OF the
Constitution ari j .rIrUc.ire 10 the
GoreT5 uSs..
The ScYada San7tor had Ecsrcely
sp,k-n a dozen -orJs in supper; OF
bis resolution when EaLders2n Of
Nabrasta Interrupted him with the
p1.Stoi no quorum. Enough Senators
isi.iy s;roi!ei in - MAKE n quorum
naJ Stcra't proceeded. He bryan b:
~r,,-rrius u the recent centennial an
piye,sary Of the l,yinz u the
r'one OF the CIpi;o!r when ne said
Z" cha P~lca!d.ni, ~i,h more than one
bul lr-i taoI4and his1 paid GJre.n-
meni oiiiee5 to bestow, With the veto
power, designed ouiy for eziraGrdin-
arr CcS4sicns, 5ac1cj Iy concentrated
capital and . venal press turning TO
the ScnEte wing, declared ia n.cnar
ing tones: III the Representatives
there assembled l~cSislated in passion
or prejudice or 20 b=hsl; OF sectional
or sc!fEh interests III. time when tie
cornerstone was laid. or the circUm-
o. snces surrauniinS Il we're -ot worth
uommenorating.' This sentiment OF
the President" said Stewart, "was
cLecred by the thouGhtless mGlii-
tudc, ard construed by n ve1al presi
az n re5uke irnGn tie Pfesident 10 4
guilty, renal Senate. "
Stew:r; then quoted from the his
tory Of England rs to the p~a.IlgH.eu-
tary s.ruggle with the S,uaris- Com
Ing down 10 the pTsscnt iim?, re
charged that tho President, in disre-
gard OF his oath Of o:fica, allowed the
Secretary OF the Treasury 10 violate
the act which made the purchase o!
I 'ur aud Il half million ounces Of ST..
vor per nOnth mandatory, 10 exercise
Hn unlawful discretion III purchasing
a smaller amount. Stewart declared
that 81 M tins sincs Charles lst, il
either England or the United States
bal any King o. Presid>a; openly and
dei4niIy. dlsote!e Ell a statute which
lie. himself. had declared mandatory,
or allowed his suborlinates 10 do the
came thing. Was 1t rot time 10
sOlnd an alarm? II constitutional
liberty was OF any value all should
s:ana az aod Say 10 the President,
"You have orer5tepped the mark.
We cannot afford 10 have the LAYS OF
Congress d.sregGrded." Stewart
laid the President had no exalted
opinion OF the Senate or the House.
He seemed 10 regard IL rs an append
u3e 10 the Executive. In one Of his
letters the President spoke Of expect.
ing soon 70 have n "eession Of Con
grcIs on his hands" That spoke vol
umes touching the Presidents opinion
OF tie coordinate branch OF the gov
oTnment Congress was on nobody
hands.
Stewart thon read from the Cincin-
nati Timeg- Star an interview with
tho President IN which he suid: "Ti.e
repeal Of the silver purchasing act
could ror ba effected this year"
"rhore was nc newspaper reporter"
S.owari paid. "who would m~isrepre.
sent the President in the columns Of d |
PAPER. The urLic!e continues: The
people IRE with me and Nth my pol
icy,'G1id Tie President, but l fear / !
shall not be ab.e 10 command action
Congress. / never Esw such
o5sIinacy Is there is among the mem-
bsFs Of Congress On the silver Iues
t!on. IL is Useless 10 appeal 10 them
Assuming that tho President knew
tHid SiewaIi, aud that those
who had studied the subject nli their
wero wrong it was Tec arhabie |
such sentiment was uttered by
the Chief Executive, CLd il became
pertinent u inquire where ind Shcn
dbi he Esquire til the knowledge.
" hcre anl when did he have The op.
poriunty 10 fLMilufize himself
ith tho wants mud needs Of the
.tDoricln people and with the s~cieuce
VI L.oney nnL ccUnomy, where and
Shen did be study IL, and Ut Hflt
school,
II believe no 10 the only President
who has eycr presided at the White
who did no. po3sey3a iibrrai
gated either In some col.
or on q farm where ho communi.
,a,ed with nuture and loarned huture's
l Dvlieyo either u country edu.
nmoug the people or II coiiegi
education Is necessary. do not
The education of u CLERK or
awyer without I. LIBERAL education in
or d liberal education By study.
ny the book Of nature can iii n man
10 preside over tho destiny Of this
country. Tho three grea.est Presl-
lentg wo ever had received that lib
oral education which nature uffOfds
Wy cothing Ia contact with the puo.