The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-28
WANT TO GET HOME.
The New Jersey Delegation In Con-
gross Anxious fer ADJ
journment.
Special to the Jsrsev Oh. y Ne,cs.

SDecldt 10 the JERSEY Ct U Ne1cs.
WASHINGTON, D. g., Oct. 2S. 1893-The
New Jersey delegation In Congress is
anxiously awaiting au adjournment of
Congress. The election In the Stats will
occur a week from next Tuesday. and,
even if they are able to get away from
here by the middle Of next week, they
will have only a few days In Will CHI to
participate in the campaign. At p r. sent
the indications are tha they will no
be able to have even this brief period off
for political work. The republicans in
the Senate have awakened to the fact
that the passage of the repe Il bill az tn ia
time will help the Democr iric party in
New York. Massachusetts and N ew
Jersey, and they are anxious to delay
the vote until after the elections. Two
Rhode Island. and Mr.. Lodge of Massa-
chusetts, are especially outsDoken
against prompt action, ana il q vote is
not speedily taken the blame Will lie at
Republican doors.
Senator Mcpherson, awho, as a member
of the Finance Committee. has been COM
PEELED to be in daily attendance UPON the
Senate, Is naturally DESTROYS of getting
iuto the State, and will take the next
train after Congress adjourns or Xxx a
recess. Senator Smith also wants to get
home to look after political matters. Mr..
Cadmns left yesterday afternoon for Pat
ersou, with the Infection OF making a
personal canva of his dist riot uutil his
return Is rendered necessary by a vote in
the House.
II am needed in New jersey said MIR.
Cadmus to your correspondent today,
and there is no use staying here while
the Senate is doing nothing but talking.
Look at the spectacle in the Senate to-
day. All day long Mr.. Stewart has bsen
Numbering. with no one paying any
attention to him, and yet nobody can
stop him can do something az home:
| can do nothing here. so I am going.
When they reach q vote in the House /
will be here"
SENATOR M'PHERsoN's SPEECH.
Although Senator Mcpherson did not
deliver his speech on the repeal bill until
quite recently, after the debate had
dragged along for weeks the effort has
taken a front rank. Its value al an arRu-
meDt against flooding the country with
silver was shown today when Senator
Ste wart took a copy Of it and e~ndeavored
to answer It's array OF facts and figure.
No other auti-silver speech has been
worthy of a reply oY the silver men. and
the fact that they are ende tyoriug 60
break this n down shows how
thoroughly it has pierced their wild
theories.
The demand for Senator McPhersou's
speech has been enormous No less than
$1,000 copies have been printed. and it
looks as il this number would not be
suf11cent to meet the request for copies.
The speech has not only gone everywhere
In New Jersey. but each mornings mail
is loaded down with applications from
every State in the Union. The Damo-
cratic State Committee Of Iowa want
5000 copies for circulation in the cam-
psign ia that State, but 1t Is doubtful II
the order can be filled In time.
Thousands of copies of Senator Smiths
speech are also being circulated.
PERSONAL
James w. Morgan, of Union Hill, a
Democratic Presidential elector in the
last campaign, was in the city today.