Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05
Senator Butler Urged II to sohe
Repeal Bal Struggle.
Majority or senate VIII >os IN CO.
srced--Csa-s az Ftnanci4i
Psaic Pointed Osx

force tho lalnesE c4tioatoA acL ae
bl.l was refeFsad % the eommittes on
appropriations
Mr. Fedsr offered q resolution. which
srut oses tilI tnmoErox. foe the appoint
meat Of select COMMITTEES u three
ssaas0rs 10 consider and report whether
any and xhaf legislation u necessary 10
Improve the b4nkins system of the
.csuatry. "a the end that greateE steasii-
nsss may be maintained IN currency
eisailaiian that theirs may be less inter
rlpfion in business exchanges. that de-
posirors may be better secured against
hes and that ths savings % the people
hay be safely kept
Ne Morgan offered a resolution In
.stGuetiog he judiciary committee 10 IN
an.re and report that provisions u the
act of January. less. the free coinage
ACT. are no~ 10 force and % report by
hlli o. otherwise.
he resoluiion went ever tll To-
morrow.
The silver purchase repeal bili vas
taken up at ll-bA m-. and Mr. Butler
addressed The senate Ia oppo@ltion. lie
hesan b crificislng some "a Mr..
falmrrs statements last evening. par
ticulagiy the insisting that the senate
sss1uid t-e pat Ia po@ition % govcruit
ee1 he wouid aay "a that senstos that
the minority MAS not attempting 10
soerce anybosly. but he thought be
uamht safely say that the minority did
not inrend o. b. coerced by anvbody.
The mirlority ia the sanats on the pen.l
log biI represented milIiors u Ameri-
can citisess aud billions q American
property and we're they 20 be told that
the minofiEs must yield 10 the demands
u the maiosity because tho majority
hal eonclrded that the time for debate
had enghd that the time for vote had
arrived.
Compnomi~e L. she solution.
He heard IL often asked: What ia TO
b. tioue.T
Il reply. Mr. President he said with
sfrong emphasis. -compromise. Con-
prom, ,se - the solution IL the struggle
here today But Ne are told that con-
promise means defeat, means a sur
Funder to the minority. Why. DIR. Presi-
dent. the very government under which
We live h the result % corapromise.
there i not a contested measure In this
house or q the other which does not he
core = Las tifat lasl zs the result Of a
eomeromise. And feel inclined b pro
tat against the assumption of senators
Uho have said that the minority - de
fling the majority. obstrucfing legisla-
tion and ,;ausing delay NECESSARILY
Then MIR. Butler spoke OF the sup
poeei Intsrference of the president with
Ieelslatoa add said: Il am not here 20
defend that great American citizen. but
l thinx l may BE- permitted 10 say that
] believe tnat great injustice has been
done % him. l cannot conceive he
sahi. that the man who has such an
exalisd opiaion q the high Office. who
has secN a correct conception of the re
laucn- which exist between the differ
snt departments of the government,
weDid permit himself % interfere with
g. .adopsudent coordinate department
Eith improper exercise ol his Ofhcial
position.
Nr butter came lack TO the merits of
TIE question:. ana declared that II he be-
hssed that silver money vas an injury
- the country be would vote for the
bsli II ae believed that the purchase
of iIott0 ounces OK silver pr month
undes the sherman act had brought
aoout The panic or bad ieoparisxed tho
erse.it n tho government. be could and
n trouble Ia voting Tor the uucondi-
t0lal repeal q the sherman act
Cause of Recent Panic.
Air. Elaekburn thea addressed the
ssaale in opposition . the repeal bill.
NJ iiackiufa alluded 10 the cs1ses OF
tao rccent panic and said I regretted
q hear 4 intloafed that the admins
tratiou Eas q party % the conspiracy
ttat have brought thcsc troubles on the
p1t'ic That - aof true. Then he
s-ose e tho aleetlng between Secretary
Gar isie ADD TIE New York bankers.
ubica ;opx place a. NeW Nork on April
- iasf aud q the dissatisfaetion II the
taas-fs az IL conciusson. Bot there
has. beea. ae said. 4 prior Interview held
la Wa=hiCgten zen the 1jth 90 2lth q
April. t-fW-sn Secretary Carlisle and
- <ex York representatives u the
kefteca a. az waich a.denand vas
made frf he issue - s,J0oe1Cp0 Ia
tcsl's hieh demand lad been Ter.
e1rtgrilt Salty anil unconditionasly
re.yset That fssusal had started the
cen@prsrf ~ re president and the
secretary snt treasurer bad yielded q,
tae ssma1d f1r hond= the panie never
eua'd lsfe ctinles
~ has hcfa charged by cur repub-
bcm opeeaenis. he said. addressing
e. Democrats "thst the democracy -
unat and sacap8iir 81 rule this country.
Are - r'AiuZ 60 Furnish rrs,of IN sup
Fart - irsf false accusation Not I.
fsfnnd tae rocks and reefs over ehlch
ee are tssifg nezl a cain unruAled sea
srrna - eut. ant not a cloud A. large as
= mar hand - to - ii4cerned in the
pphticsl fcfIzon - xhleh my party IN
tie dtscnarKe q it, responsibilities is
drifting
s'fet - he candid and tell The truth.
t.rerf aay 50 it goes -. impairs siiil
utrte tae Faith - the American people
in eur caracfty - rsvera. The people
have q right - believe ADD they DO be-
l.est thar he eay hae vet g. couae
they a. aet orliers that the dsy wiii
ever rcale ehsn fAs great august
b1<iy sis prove issslf unable % unNiL
hnE ua tfsrasff fhe iexifieeste. cDuluer
cal ~ tflFe tusiarss q fhe clunfrv
There = ~ r=ai 81 tax = cicture -
tte pre- eus inesttnos hers The an
sfs sas rrFef anm.hatei - the poiat
sH~re e ner,ird theis sppiieat,on u
does not aee,l 4 nss
fir tt.i irAifres...f hinsaof - ia
p.rsiina ttIi sra iscfar..{ hsa rrrs,as
soa e.. t-s ra.e1Er 1rt.a- --,atissf rtfh
afrasi-.uH f..r ths ffe, ee,es.r. n SILVER
q tatte sf lf O. 4
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