Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-06
FnII MEET AUGUST 7
SESSION OF CONGRESS
IS CALLED.
cleveland, Feeling AS
rside. the sherman Law Will
erea ...,ed, Calls Congress To-
sor that Purpose.

July 1. - The following
EssDln a:an was issued late last even
s...,.tiye Mansion, washington,
'tis seos Whereas the distrust and
PEI, .;on concerning the financial sit
rtAen s;oh nervades all business circles
I Already caused great loss ana aan-
: aur people and threaten TO cripple
horts' stop the wheels OF manu-
y p.;ne distress and privation TO
a ! .,mers and withhold from our work
ri'fi. Vs. wage of labor; and, whereas,
s 'a,.sn; perilous condition is largely
P,. 81 the financial policy which
Rs,;ra branch of the government
.uhodied in unwise laws which
ayscuted until repealed 10y con-
.ow therefore, l., Grover Cleve-
y ..es;dent of the United States, in
lrsnee of a constitutional duty, do
~ nroclanation declare that an
.a;nary occasion requires the ,on-
= 10Th houses of congress of the
Eas states at the capitol in the city
W,sbiugton, on the 7th day of August,
:, 70 o'clock, noon, to the end that
.s,,,e NAV be relieved through legis-
~ trom present and impending danger
, 5s,r,ss All those entitled TO act rs
49, ~ the Fifty-third congress r
'..s,sa to take notice of this proclama-
md attend at the time and place
Z. montiened. Given under my hand
\ M seal Of the United States at the
q Washington on the Both day Of
l. i the year of our Lord, One thou
! sisht hundred and ninety-three, and
ae Independence of the United States
oe hundred and seventeenth.
-"Grover Cleveland
M wesident had left direction for the
I.,sre Of the proclamation before lis
L~rure for Gray Gables. The deter
Eu,so to call the extra session the first
in August instead Of the first week
(~Spenber. it is understood, was ouly
Ihtply desided at yesterday mornings
st session after giving full weight
Ne numerous kilograms received from
mrs of the country urging this
NJ. Another consideration which
Nd the president to change his mind
igeshadowed in the remark made
@e Of his cabinet officers two days
bat If the president received reason
assurances that there was u likeli-
Of a prompt repeal of the so-called
ETan silver purchase law, he might
disposed to call congress together
ff than he had announced. 1t is in
ri from the fact that the president
done so that he considers he has CD
BIZ the assurance he desired.
ES York, July president Cleye-
ae0mpanied by Secretary Lamont,
! lamont and Miss Lamont, arrived
b last night. Il have nothing to
At all now the president said 10 q
|rtr Il have issued a proclamation
y; congress together on Aug. Z, and
gren my reasons for doing so, and
IS all there is to be said a~tpresent."
sptary Lamont said: AIR. Cleye-
. going directly on board Mr.. Ben
hs yacht, the Oneida, which is lying
ae East river off Twenty-sixth street.
Benedict is on board, and they will
slowly along the sound, reaching
rads bay on Sunday evening or
Nay morning. He will remain there
three weeks"
IFFrsldent Harrison, when asked his
Of President Cieveland's call for
alsast session of congress, said that
aO0ut the only thing Mr.. Cleveland
III he thinks" said the OK
Nsal mat the country is in a state
Aansuiation and he has a remedy,
ae sooner he applies it the wiser he
Sow himself. If he thinks he can
y necessary relief ne better lose no