Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-14


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e1snpromiis silver bi1 and that 4
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Mr.. Nsst gave not.cs ~ an smsnd
s.snt snish hs would o1er ~ = sunsfl
tafa far The sliFer parshsss repeal Dbl
IL oansistsd 4 seEsl sections. tae nryt
cf than beiaN the repeal q fho par.
sba-. claa<s Il fke Shsrnsan act L.
a4fkorsrss the issae - cola esrtioest.<
to tbs uaeolned beiibsn consisting Il
sai1nnlazs - the silaeF kesetofore puf
chased Il provides CIR TIE colEags =
SILVER that mar be dsPosited ~ -
owescs which = the pfeLsler Il tas
Unlfed states mInes. az he rate q 81.
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eNooooOoo
Til. colaass = - - fairy proper
toned among tho silver produeing
ststsn AMI feritoris< Holisfs ~
standard silver dollars may have thea
exehaaesd into csrtihcates Authority
i. 70 20 given 10 me sssrstary q the
treasury 10 refuse pzyincbs IA geld OF
az oblizatio1s Ct yhe United Ststes
~hsn hs = satisfied .has tAs z3ld i ap.
Piled With Eisw % sxporfatioo-
!oinf committss e tie 10 houses - %
sxamins into TIA taanciai and aonefary
rondstioe u the gDssznmsns and pecpls
q tbs unifsd statss. HE 10 per cent
sax ca STATE banks = 20 Do repealed.
Mr Allsn aals0 gave notice q an
snendnsus fcr .ss ssee eoinsge q
silYer.
Afil20 a n. Mr.. Storr- made the
rsual motion thas the senate take "a
ths slls~r purchase Fepes. bil IL vas
taken up. and Mr. stewart took up ais
speech az the POINT where he had ie't on
yesterday.
Aten m Mr.. stewart yielded the
hoor ten purarily q Dir. Aanderson. Who
offered a resolution instructing thecom-
mittse 90 Paeinc railroads % IA.
vesfigafe and report whether the
Uaioa Pacific railroad bad passed
into the. hands Il = receiver. and
n ~ b. what action and under whas
circumstances and what steps. II any.
are necessary % protect the interest OF
The Unifsd States and secure the IA
debfo1insss due the government lie
asisiod tha: he bad learned BY telegraph
that :. IL. IL Clarke. late president Of
The Uaion Pacioc. had been appointed
receiser After some further eoiloquy
the resolution ~snt over for the present
Cl,~inx scrnes Pathetic.
The closinz scenes q last night were
almost pathetic. although . vein OF
popularity sas Infused into them BY
Senators Hill add Stewart. When Sena-
toe Voorhees,. Who had been sitting With
his head rcsting on his hands tor some
tine previously. plainly showing tho
effect OF his thirty eight hours. Goa
tinuous leadership Of foriosn hope
and his fifty four hours OF wakefnl vigil.
finally said that without comment
or criticism" having erdeavorcd
- DO his full duty. ne now moved 10 sd
iourn- even the most aggressive OF his
opponents Welded him the tribute OF To-
specf and sympathy. II had been whis
psrrd around the senate for more than
an hour previously that the break would
come IN one or two more roll calls.
Wben Senator'S. Hoar. Culiom, Allison.
and other prominent republicans.
Who had not only responded
% every roll call but had most
of the time sat 10 the front seats on the
republican side and listened 10 Senator
Stewards time killing remarks. got up
and LETT the chamber. 70 Vas evident the
cad had cone. Senator German and
Senator voorhees, withdFew to the rear
q Senator Coke. and standing IN the
ganxway had a brief council q war.
1hsn senator VOORHEES, moved back 20
his place and Senator Gallinger sounded
the ~saaSs qui peut" signal for the re-
pealerN
Gallery Crowds Hang on-
The crowds In the galleries kept their
ssats almost 20 the Iasf: the press gallery
Vas fhrenxsd with correspondents IL
sac the understanding that when Ser
esant at Arms Bright reported in writ
in4 his inability % secure the attendance
of a acsorum adloornment would follow.
senator Mander@Du. knowing this. ex-
pressed a hope lusk before midnight
that tho repoft ~Nould not 10 much
longer delayed The eight Was kept
up foF an hour aod forty i've
mioulrs longer and then unconditional
repeal surrender. The strain not only
upon senators bat upon the oftcars u
the senate -ouid not have been much
ionger kept no without risk q life.
E.ce pre~sieut stevenson shared with
Seuaisr Faulkner IN about equal
pr5portioss The istorious task of
aflinx "a Wa cbair and uain.
faininiaz order. There was how.
ever. a considerable degree q deeorum
nlalntsinsd throughout the whole trying
scfne. mi Tho threat 90 clear the gai.
isfiee. - eften mads and never en-
forced. Has very seldom heard. The
thirty eight hours continuous debate on
The Fepeal bah. IN the opini0n q veteran
observers. has been ons % the most
memorable an / A. the same time most
dacurous lrl4ls Il endurance ever wit.