The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-09-07

springer anu trl>H %
~ L 70 right on with Con-
(J2N. rrr>-is mai business
~ -}i and avoid an a4-
L//~~TN\ tournament. h q
SHSs s'tS sentiment rI nearly
rEf!:l: @ all the nrm,t Gratis
fny---.~SSSAA ana Il strong con-
IlL!!.,.,NI ';"5ss' anon Is the !"
g: f.: .;; ; i 4: n" ; ; J: 4. \
,---l-.f.-1 rpr 'pria1ions and all
.~-T,-- fr-v--7--rT'" other guest on~
$A.E-...- TvTI = which press for set
~.s{tt--- 'ifI' a,lcmcn'. This is
1 Il llb / u the Southern and
Western Democrats who dislike IL ="
nome and face the resentment of silver
constituents over the House outerm
IN the Wilson hin. A,idr from that.
a. stated hN Fithian. Mckrry Of Mis-
scarf. Sa:tr> Of Texas. ami others.
they hrlirye that prompt. radl-
cal steps in l.,riif revision will
allay The Indignation y. th"n'
people. They are getting letters
every day which ~h"w their districts
to Ice atir, over the silver question.
lie used in the nalpr,. of Il We, hankc:
! 70 ,muthrrtA these silver fam -. ltran be-
safely said tlu. lh"tr out OF every tive
! trnol'r>>inrn here, Il not want Ia :,d-
! jrUrn, but are r,4r" to p.l>h on With
| he work and get through. However.
, this wants to h. remembered: I on
! grcS> prop os"~ hut cleveland di>po.r>.
! Congress will uiourn or not aust as
/ President Cleveland wisEcs. and nn
! on. has heard whether Mr.. Cleveland
| wants il to adj joul or not.
Routine Proceedings.
Saturday. in the House. eN-Speaser Reed
and Rnu he Cochran spoke in favor of the
| repeal - ,he sherman law. Mr.. Bland
| followed MIR Cochran. advocating free
| silver. and was followed hv Mr. MrNillin.
OF Tennessee; Mr.. Gear. OF Iowa: and Mr.
Wilson. luther Of he Wilson rcreal bill.
who all pprse the Sherman law The de-
, bate in the Hou~e was ended. The senate
will vrol ably go right along talking silver.
! as it has been doing for several days 1t
will do this for ~" weeks. and probably
longer before the final Note will be taken
The House WAS orru'iod Monday alto
sether with the silver question. The Sen
ate. by IA vote Of :. to -. decided that Mr..
! Mantle. II Montana. and Mr., Alien, of
/ Washington. are not entitled to seats in
that body. and that the Governor %
state has no right To appoint senator I"
| ill vacancy caused by the cNpirat ION or
Il regular term not happening by rr>i.na-
tion or otherwise. The House bill to repeal
the sherman act WAS laid before The senate
and referred 10 the ronnit'e" on finance"
The bill allowing the banks To increase
thei- circulation up to the par value of the
bonds deposited 10y them was taken up. the
| question being on the amendment offered
by Mr.. torkrcll for the redemption OF such
two q cent. bonds as may b" made and
IN" pnyinent therefor in new issue "f
treasury notes. The amendn NJ WAS re-
iertrd- ~. nays 80 Mr. tn'Ar.u
then offered amendment authori2-
ing the ladders OF amy United states h nd-
10 deposit and receive IN exchange le.ai
tender notes equal to the face value OF
the bonds. the bonds tn be held in the
treasury subject to reGcmu,inu In the
! same amount Of legal tender notes. which
! are then to be destroyed. and no Interest,"
to be paid on the bonds while SO held in
the treasury. hut when again withdrawn
| the intereS! l. 10 b. paid. less l y per cent.
per annum; but withr-. action the Senate
proceeded to executive business and soon
, adjourned
Tuesday in the House was marked by :.
lively tilt between "XSpeaker Reed and
Speaker Cr.sn The latter left the chair
to reply 10 criticisms by Mr.. Reed and to
: sustain his own position. In the Senate a
resolution offered by Mr. Stewart. directing
the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 inform
the Senate whether there l. danger Of a
nent during the current year, and. II 81.
villa, Is the probable amount Of such de-
tclcury and whether the Legislation il
necessary 10 supply such deficiency. was
adopted. Nr. Dolt IA introduced = bill
(Which was referred To the Committee ON
Foreign Rclafion~t "ppropriatinc >500. 0oo
To enable the Secretary or the Treasury "a
enforce the Chimes" eXrlu ion act. >iivcy
discussion i no! YET ended
senator sherman. ~ his speech N",in' -
day. submitted 40 plan. but made "A few
su--cl,i0us He thinks tbat the >i,.'r
bullion now ia The Treasury should al! be
lined. and he l. also a favor of author
. ling the Secretary of lii" Treasury tho
President 10 issue bonds whenever il f.
, necessary. Mr. Sherman Ms followed Il.
, Mr. Teller. niis! at the conclusion - Mr.
TcIlcr'- ~reerh III" senate went into ">-
eru,ivc session. The Iiolse is still d.
/ ru-sin- rules.
| Mr. Wolcot'. OF tolora' 10. :iddrc~-e the
Senate Thu--dav. depr.cating the relra
s. of the Sherman act: he WAS opposed ~
= Mr. Gallery. Of Louisiana The r"soiu
I iin,e Of the House On the death OF Repre-
sentative Nutr.icr. OF Pennsylvania. were
laid before the senate and resolutions ex
II rre,sive OF tn. sorrow 81 the senate wer,
offered bv Mr.. Cameron and agreed 10. AM
d the Senate. "a. further evidence nf r.
g spe.t W the ,n"mory OF the deceased. ad
inurnrd. The House was occupied AL Ia
. day with t- rules
g Friday. after some twenty minutes sp"n
. in the ordinary routine morning bushes
- ~ The senate fnoue ~ which was 81 LubIi
inheritance, the House BIZ 70 REPEAL par
~ the Sherman act vas taken up Tn
House resumed the consideration % III
rev code 81 rule. the pending quest
d nejn. on the amendment offered Thursia
: hy NJ Roatner Uer. }. of Louisiana
, which would practically mt IL III IA
power Ct any member who is in char-e q
any proposition the floor to propo~
closure At any time that he .hinks It ad
a visahle u do The amendment was r.
,, jected.
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