Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-23
THE TALL SYCAMORE
Senator VOORHEES,, Of Indiana,
on The Financial Situation.
SILVER Law REPEAL FIRST.
tECl q Sufficient Volume Of Currency
National and State
fHB SPEECHES IN THE HOUSE
Iir. Rynurn and Others, Including hr
Jones. Of virginia. on the ALI
Important Issue.
SILVER LAW REPEAL FIRST.
fHB SPEECHES IN THE HOUSE

rresli tht senate bti! ~ ava OF inc Oob-
5,lra tuilUu'cr irtcTi otional exposition.
N-I.auson tOhiolintrcduce1 his incon
,-.,erah,c bond tih and had II referred
g, DE- banking and currency committee,
,..,'. le,yr 90 report at my time after the
silver debate.
v,r silver debate WAS then resumed and
s~r DEM WIS., pddrcssed the
ll 1850 boa NNor Of the repeal Of the pur-
,I.a.rC c.ausc.
rr,aIo~y NlqD was opposed 10 the
r-...8IIuull rrYc1i 81 The purchasing
....s. Of ihe sherman act and he was also
...-.l Z, tho free coinage Of silver at thc
f.-s.ert rl'io o. ic 20 !. he regretted that
. ... u.. I4le ground he'd not been reached
U. ..ilHi,l % the tariff the greater
STAR, ut ue present depression, but the
..r. nit.z4tiun Il the silver would SIN
f.rt.'r s.r1rat" the wealthy classes from
Oh. ".'Nh. ciusses.
,l,H.rSius Gtep.HD argued against
Gill. ft. Island embodiment 10 the WiisOl
.. l.3 iH support OF the repeal measure
-.r L.r. H.m-Hls) spoke la support OF
g.. coinage. coutouding that a silver
dollar Nas fhc equal az the gold dollar
t.r N.vtuls Iup.NCv) voiced the de-
T..I of t.s region when he vigorously
t.....'.l tlr free coinage OF silver.
N- 'r.Im. IN advocating the Wilson
I said that uuquesuouably the vast
.. az people believed that the
sr.u lIV Nos responsible Tor the
... described by tire President. He
..r ......t-I the o,t!Ou Of Secretary
I.f.... .u refusing 10 issue bonds. lie
... ... l.H.tt that vote would Ice
.. under the threat that a Rep
,H'. would lose Eis seat VINO
,... fr ti. Wilson lnl The United
...... ..ulI not open IFS minis 20 free
OFF, amy ratio. with The mlnts Of
other civilized nations closed
f r This country could on no
a' would give q fixed value 10
-.. n tr. United states should adopt
.,. ....-. ..t there would pour into
f.. country i1 ore year more silver than
lts could coin I'm ten years. The
t. ...-. ~ si-yDr ut this time
s.strrst blow thst could be
.. Ht rH.t metal. Free coinage here
,...- silver w.uomotclisw and no one
e- .r. ..- % destroy the silver metal
.".-.r ;.1u ,wrre The advocates Of
. au udw,nt Should free coin
...l upon be- would bid fare
s.. . .rt hope for tariff reform.
Republican Sarcasm.
H. H ..Hn RIP. Iowa } rliiculed
...f p.rr-auship could DO elm
.... t.r fL.s l,lat, s1;irlzel Mr..
f.... utu. vino hll denrl Speaker
r.. most insulting termSJ for
H.f can't and eubterfure
.. .Um.o',d from this discussion
.I '.. repeal OF the Sherman
t.et.I a.alrst the shifting
'-.,!,mJin ny which the
... attempted % place IN" res
.. .r Oh. repeal upon Republic
. ...'rs
, 'I.u va opposed the uncon-
..I q the purchasing clause
- t.r...I fr.r coinage. The existing
.t affairs D" attributed
r... t.. Sherman Act but 70 that mi
Hf..H.e the Mckinney act.
T'.. f'~u at O'Clock took n
O'clock. lug only a'',I an
.''' ',I'h6 me r',,''1 ,nsl,i,, ~
''''H.
1r W s.e1.e this morning Mr.. AllcE
.....l .. amendment 10 the voorhees,
. I' u the form Of a provision
.. ,..tea # silver al the present
-..... l. f. ! under the same condi-
... -..I AS u the coinage OF gold,
...,. tr. COINAGE t,vithout un-
...,,.,.cf ,b. etver brlIion now
r.....,,,. T. VS. referred to the
.......,,,...s Ms also q hill I'm.
,-, rf.rr,, f.r IN. reduction
.ii ,..,..r,,,,.,t ofocars
...,.,.t ,..,,..'r,s l,,. "a and 90 Der
.,,..,-,,o,, &C tbo finance
90. -, ,,., DO,
-. d., .',,..,.oc,, 81
,..., .,,''...,,,,,,,,., en-,
'l ','', .r... -
OF S"F'I "''',5'. ''. -,
20" l'.'N'ied lI'n' ~ ~"
's tut % was spoken WIN an 'ht en-
-i v'hem~nce that MT NoornS,s
. '' li'iiaN"A III sp'r." W., VI no
... 'r me lIst sentence ne IN
ih' close ana earnest "''e".iou
gators ou both Sides OF the chainp'r'
.t an unusually large auulehct III 'He
-~..-s.
f."1'-r Voorhees, said that while me
,..r. unbiased opinion OF great maJo-
rtF ~ fle American people irrespec-
f... q Iurtbs. has justified the action OK
tt- PRESIDENT In converting the extra seS-
t.... the causes for the action were VIDE
N ana dauc.rously misunderstood ana
ls certain classes purpOsely misrepre-
l.rt.l Therefore ne deemed hitting a
t.v words ia explanation. spoken In no
t.-it ~ strife or controversy. For I'VE
UHUfhS had gone up the voice OF me
Ir,ptct Il financial evil; from the great
r.ary centres had emanated cruel eGlcls
c.r'~acrlng the currency and resulting III
iiai,. No one believed there was want
., e,nndence IN the government credlt
o. GA the stability Of Its currency, nor
Outstanding the empty treasury ,leit
o. %, last administration and the re-
,rl 81 a billion dollar Congress. inc
.r r-lu credit was better today thaii
'.- ~ any country on the globe anu
.t.1 CJwardly capital seized upon ou'
lIHls with swift greed. Investors VI up
' complained that the administrator
i-i refused 60 Issue al least tnree nun
'fi millions more. rms auu''onal re re
'tN'nrs'. increasing tne ~, I.,,,N
-aDH.@n labor Woulu W VA, ma - ~
.'Ntht ana swept WIN aN'u1' -
'l'il' vaults 10y the very pa 80.
loudly dcclaliheu ob1'''o' ~ =
Na'hent credit mere w IL , ,,so,,.er
~ WY our ~ - on the
nan ~ -. -, ,ha AmeyI-
I,'' ~ q, isSo,lI ha unbeld.
-it.,.,1 ,,,a,,,ap co,,ld
'"' ~. 49,. e., 49,, oo,,rtrv
p"'''' '.'',,. w, n. . sec,io,al
49, ,,,,,s 1t, % a,,ar,,
,.',y' in o u.s. ,ceasinqiv
-, ~, sha1ov,s Of coming wars;