Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-07-06

ouf X u cur duty TO make the errr@
and there - NJ wisdom in d~lav. The
condition Of the country certainly. TO
ny mind demands very prompt and
decisive action. especially in view Of
the fact that everybody seems 20 BE-
depending upon congress. FOR a
solution Of our financial trouble
! think the president has acted wisely.
and have no doubt that a. ss~sn "a
congress gets IN work Il will rvp-alth-
sherman act voted against The Bill
when !. came NJ On a nav and Yea vote
when 4 passed and told the silver men
wis supported Il TIA; Il was not the
l~eg1Slsti"u they needed for silver. and
that they vould live - r-wrrt the dav
they supported IL That dav has c-un~
and I far on- shall vote tsr Is r~p-aI
II must he understn.-l however. that
do not ahate a single jat or little %
my adherrnes 10 the coinage and the
ne II silver ~ money and pruper r-gu-
latiuus for - parity with xolL~
SENATOR Harris. president pro TEN. %
the senate. could not be seen p.rSon-
ally. but FROM Que 20 whom h. had
spoken regarding the call ~ an rxtra
session. IL rs earned hat he expressed
the belief that the ss,nu-r Il was done
the ssuusr would be the relief 10 the
W whole country
Il voted against the sherman nc. h--
srr- and will vote Tor il repeal no~
saht Mr.. Brown. Of Indiana The
sherman act il i claimed was passed
- prevent the enactment Of a free
coinage bill IL would BE- nearer IN.
truth a. Sav that II was passed ~ keep
Mr Harrison FROM vetoin~ a freedom
NV bill and appearing before the eoun
try a. an opponent of silver.
Cabinet Officers who are in the city.
when asked last night for an exprr-
SION Of opinion regarding the pr-si-
dents proclamation. w~r~ unromnuni-
cativr.
Secretary Carlisle would not BE- s--u.
Acknowledgement Oinev aid he did
not think he was the rtghs man a. come
~ fur an expression OF view. on the
matter, and DECLINED N talk
Secretary Herbert said the matter
would involve a long discussion Of q
great many points into which Ne did
not ear~ ~ enter
matt Cackrrit. % Missouri. was
At his residence in conversation
with Representative Dpckrrv He an
ticipas~s The object ~ the reporters
call. and said he had no inserviev &c
give that he had heart Of the issu-
snee Of The prcciamasion only a short.
time h-f5rc. but he had not Rad il nor
would he 4a 50 before to-day The
president Mr. CorkrriI said hal a
right N ISSUE a proclamation. a. a
matter Il eourss. but ksr himself he
hat nothing whatever - Sav
Representative Enloe. ~ Tennessee
Said i was perfectly proper for thc
president To convene congress in extra
ordinary session under the eirrum-
tancs~ Il NAV ~rs~tar~ public cona-
denrc. Mr. Enlu- Said. still Il i a
question IN nv mind whether or not
cnngrrss can furnish anv RELIEF Mr.
Enlos believed IL hardly probable that
the Sherman law yvuuId - repealed
without a substitute
Senator Ransom. - North Carolina
thought the action - the president
gusst and WISE. but would advance no
opinion a. "a the matter in
tiuu-
Representative HarioS. II Virginia.
said that he favored the repeal Of the
sherman law. but not unconditionaIiy.
He does not think the United states
can abandon the use Of white meta
entirely ~ ~ tho sdvisahiIitv Of the
early call # he would not
speak IN would he advance an opin-
ion a ~ what action that body would
take.