The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07
FINANCIAL SITUATION.
q0r cFFECT OFPEESTDENT CLETE
LANDS STATEHENT.
m, Executive Branch Is Not Responsible
t,r tho mistakes oftho Legislative
Branch OF tho Government.

WtmNGroS. juno G, 1893.
AIR Cleveland has done what has been
.,.....l of him for some ume and in his
ts,,.l.U sent out over the country last
,,tt declares that the executive branch
III t6e administration viii DO nothing to
,..Is,e "a financial situation brought about
by line legislative branch, but viii wait
,,a,u C.a.uss is convened so that ex-
is.as laws cam ue repealed and the con-
a.0a Go. staring the country in the
f...i solve. ug thc enactment of legis-
ia09a tY I. I.ruiucd ON by tne leaders
of tIe D.m....... party, whom me Ifesl-
d..t advise. OBJ consider thc matter and
have tI,r.s Dob readiness for action when
CONGRESS assemblies for the extra session
between tHe lst and 18th OF September
Th. Times has predicted ever since
there Las been taik OF am extra session
tUat it would bc called about the dates
given by the President last night q rei-
tr.ucr Co the calendar for september VIII
show that thc 4tn and llth ol that month
will be respectively the first and second
Mondays. and lt ls more than likely that
the exact ddt, oi lhc call viii Doe for one
OF these two days. Iu response 10 Mr..
Clcvcauds invitation that there be
conference 0u tue matter tO Doe taken up
FIRST as of most general Importance before
CONGRESS was ASS mhIcd, met with
ready and carly response. and during the
hour before tHr Cabinet meeting thls
moruiu. every member OF Tine Ways ana
Means Committee off the House ana every
member OF tlc Finance Committee OF the
Senate now lu thc city were callers at
the White House and bad short talks
with the President. Those of these com
miite.s vino $50" him were Representa-
tg.s McIiUiu. Wilson OF West Virginia,
MONTGOMERY and Turner and Senators
eau and Mills. ln addition 90 these there
uer. large number of others, fwho went
upon various missions. Offices, perhaps,
being tne topic most frequently men
toned Questions put To the visitors
when they left the Presidents Office ln
most instances elected the reply That
they had called for the purpose Of con-
ferriug with him solely about the CON
dItiou of affairs. but further than 10 say
that tho Presidents views in regard TO
the financial question and the tarin were
too well known to be repeated, and moth
ing new had been discussed, the callers
we're very much inclined NOT 90 talk.
Representative Henderson, Of North
Carolina. said TO The Times correspon-
versation that DE was in favor of the
Government buying silver with silver
and chat the Government stop the issue
Of money and have only bank bills in
circulation. and hc wanted 10 see the
Sherman law repealed. There seems 90
De "a growing sentiment iu favor of the
repeal OF This law but the cly ls Tor
substitute, and yeJ no one offers "a sub
stlmte that meets with amy thing like
popularity. or chat gains many followers.
It wiz Poe ID bard matter 20 give the ute
silver men anything that VIII win them
entirely over 90 the Presidents way OF
n1nline Just at present. but n strong
rsvusIJu of feeling Us looked for before
C1rrrrss assemblies in September. The
President viii have almost as hard time
converting majority of the new Con-
.r,-s 90 his way OF thinking on the huan-
CiaI question as Doe had 10 educate the
masses 60 believe with him that tarlu
SIS tax and that protection does not pro-
tect. The first session of the tity-third
Congress promises 90 prove one of the
most interesting. as 10 viii Doe important.
ones of the history of this couEtry. A
new condition OF affairs coniroE's it's
members. and new ideas 90 many of them
vul have 90 Doe learned and followed.
Such sudden changes DO not often come
about Don money matters, as the last two
years have produced and there are many
who predict that the troubles VIII De |
slower in healing than they were i'm max |
ine In the meantime the President asks |
that confidence be placed in the ability !
of the country to maintain its credit at /
home and abroad.
Coueressmau OFerral, accompanied |
Iy Colonel John Hampton Hose, of Mout- |
s0mcry county. the new consul at Annoy |
White House who saw the President this /
uoruiug Coloue. H9ge was unable 10 /
get away from the city last night. as he
expected tu DO. and called Co pay his Tee
.urcts to Ar. Cleveland. Colonel O'Fcr-
.lu took occasion 90 speak good word
.or "a number OF Niwulaus who are after
places
Congressman Swanson went to the In
elior Department to install Judge John
} Moore OF Patrick county as chief of
Doe division of special service which is
another important place secured for his
district hy Mr. Swanson. The place pays
e1 and judge Moore has about twen-
y-uve clerks iu OBJ. Office and some
..y ascnts in various parts of the
..Hfry.
CONGRESSMAN James W. Marshall stm |
continues too mwell Co Doe able 10 do
much running round though when ho re
covers. which Dee now seems in fair
AuF to do very shortly, his work viii /
.r heard FROM ass Doe has already won
la reputation of being one OF the big |
lusN.rs of the Now members Of Con
gross. lle has already gotten several
.i places for his constituents. and more
good pIums are likely 10 fan his way
..re he pulls iu hia oars.
'olsre.sr 900 George ID. Wise arrived
here last hi-ht. owing 10 the fact that
-lIy Was Cabinet day. ANA the offices
NJ u. secretaries closed so an visitors.
4r Wise did not do much around the
l,Iarlmyuts Tie busted himself answer
iit 4u accumulation of mail, and ar
tl.s DIS Iapers $50 as To be able TO 60
ID work tomorrow. Mr.. Wise says be
l's man to stand the hard Treasury |
Examination for chief OF division, which
+ gate senator Parrish. of GoOchland. fu!-
p" m-Hs name.
Ar Ia.o. Rutz. of Salisbury. and
af Green of Wukesb1ro. each of whom
..i1 l'se io Doe assistant 20 the district
u.In.} for the Western district, are
.oih iu fhe city.
Ar Charles Tiso. Of Winston. y. c.,
.' H interested in patent matters be
,fe fhc commissioner. has arrived here.
Hf b. vs.. Saudcrln, who was at one
me auditor of North Carolina and
'1 has been appointed 10 Doe deputy
'aitor ot the Treasury. has arrived In
p. city 20 begin his new duties
Colonel W. ii. S. Burgwyn. of Hender-
l4. who has been appointed a national
ihh examiner is among the late arri- ,
is from North Carolina. He is n
.oiher Of Colonel Burgwyn. Of Rich
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