The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-08-26
THE SILVER DEBATE.
Synopsis of tho Discussion In the Unite
States Congress.
In THE HOUSE

spoke iroih ShN0' s"HupSih, oh" Shu'Btu
that 'he advocates Oh the wilson Dill
the gold men OF the democratic party
and OF the republican party-were re.
sponsibe FOR the excitement which had created
the destruction OF pupiic confidence ana which
had caused the runs upon banking institutions
They had sowed the wind and we're reaping the
whirlwind, and they alone were responsible Tor
the present financial ana commercial scare.
Tha bill now presented was intended TO repeal
cowardly makeshiit' ana no more. he de-
clared that the democratic party had pledged |
itself TO bimetallism' leaVihg nothing Tor con. |
gress TO do except 10 hN thc ratio lie inslsten |
that the dcmocratc party should iulhli us |
pieuEcs'
MI Layton 'uctp'' ~ woulo vo.e ior tne nc. |
pen puM ., 'hc pu,enas,ns ,l"use vi w. , 'Inoii'a
D,ii' nc wouu uo tn,s, hoWeser' reiyins y,sp upon
'nu soou i.'. v, '.,e ~, ., @ "'io'
anu 'he uoriocratic eohsrcss 'hut III % tnc com,
le ,eHu' so'ie pe,
Wouiu NC o~i,au,eu ~ .nat "uu,u si'. u,' out puo.
PIE somc MONEY mot.n NV, .o.."i ~, .,,e
Moriu nrou.''' inon n,iom 'ne ", M Da.,ns %
.o issue nolcs M ~ .hs 'u. p"i 'sue VI lne Uo"us
heiu py mem anu 'heh III oruer 10 lu,s re,
s'orc .ol'uun.e .no ueinoeisus smou.u @ .a..
uo"h 'iIo u'",, MAUI w .io iepuoi'..no .,'"s
this eonsress u,o nor nave a,y serious inventor, m
70 ihleriere win the Mch hilley 'ar'1 ii"' ih~'
law shouiu anu must oe re'lsou'
Mr, falcrson Vuehi, ie,h.l, uu'oeaeu tne
rcpeai vi 'no pureh"se oiuuse' anu eri'ieisou
inc ainehutheht proposed 10 .he pehu''S meas.
ure' II .ne sovernhen. asre.e 10 tne ines
.o'ti"so VI ~, -. Vo ,'o -, " 49,. ~ ". .. 49," 49,.
III once anu abruptly erih9 'ne country 10 u SIN,
u" si,oi e. ~, nv 80. ~, -, -" WI, o,
VI ,he ra.io % ol ~ w wou.o %. mor.h .Saeoy M o.
GENTS Souiu '",s country anolu W .aae 'nis
step anu eoi. ireely, u%en,oe,a,e.! % "nu nv
pc,uen'iS s,'Nei uoi,a. mol.n NV o.. .ou"
!. I'll" i. wouiu % eHp"'ria'c every "oii'r VI soio
from 'ne % lail'.
MI. o'ihpson ,pop, hu'',1 .eau epsoon .''..ue M
Ds 'he s.n.iei,"n ir1n, @ iehneesse n ous.ns '.o
nrst session Vi the flity'se.onu eohsress III
whicn 'uu. Behll.liau nuso'.leu .he me- , .oili
aee Vi sn,ei anu "shcu nun W ieeonoiis 'io''
''ems WIN tnose ho nuiu "uas, ,s,ao,
WI. i"''.isoi ieP'lou We. ne n.u nlo.''.iet
| ms VIEWS ne hso sone oeiore nis p.opie "nu
| toia 1heih Una, ne hau So iiouiieu 'nen,' he
nau ueei reeie..u in eoh.iuaio" , no sa'o ..' no
hau takeh ms s,lnu ana so ,"r Us no WAS .ol, s
ccrnea ne wouiu oe now l,', anu "oulu a,"ays ue
Mi''i sui, oaeNSo, s ; aAa
1or souno currency, ior eeono.l,io so'erhiheh'
snu LOT iair, Jus. anu ~ eaua, ] .uAauon
| NJ p"lo9 ,usl., - NJ, 81. .s
son IN spee.. s ',, .uo araa, hi, II.
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wus l nset y. p"s.ss .ns ,.,,r h,, ", Inv.
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oa ~, .nI -. nv ~ sS,rs -, n;Un as ia
oil ne sao oas,s m 30 W a.u 80
ahu sliver woulo huse 'ne SAINT ms .aiut
ne "ouia RATHER ,e.Ie , ron pupilo ny .nan w
,ote W u,iow soiu anu sh'e' " o' 'o'ne" II"
ooiiars Oh uhequai Vaiue,
r @ t, w. n,,s "u s,raa ,u' ,.h' upon
Ihis ques.ion sn eemo'fa.s ' , .ouiu uin9I Willy
ou. surIenuer.as s .heif ooi,,...ons. ~ was
| sa.i'hea 'h". !he oniJ ""J tn"s p"insJ NouAo
oe orousht aDout between so'u anu slsei ,., "as ,
lor INC country W eouie III a..oru WIN 'ns
other sonHeso,ai h.sIons Vi .no wo,u, snu
Mne. .has was uSn. INC ,ia p.Use s ~, ". VIC "eino'
'rato = Ma'ohai pia.iot ~ wVu.u y. NoPS
Ia, -
lor lne repeai OF INC purenasy eiause oi .he M
sherman ao'' S"u neHs ne "ouiu VIZ io' ,..l .ue
Coiiiase vi solu anu en'ei on psii.y. ou'
.nese ni9,lis @ nus, y. - ~, ;a..s ~. ~. .,
,n saiue' fie 'nousn' 'ne ''"' 's'ue ""S 'ne
tarh'
Mf. iiutoh,neoh luen.' 80, nauo nuot .ml''
gus speecn III iavor ., wv ooinase Vi sAsef
ous pe,ore nc oo,siu"1u .,s, .ne nouso m.
on .he l'ln Ml nu,G.i1on .s nt. n, .u.m az.
e, mo %; e..o.t A 49, ~ aoirna ~. .ni
..n Sh;"a, - ,,a,,or,. ,ad dacI,ra5 ,o, tba "a
ao, ~ ,ha Snan,nnn ,,w ,nd had doc,,rnd -,
hh;m.tal1ism rhat nortion of tho nIatforu
omaht 20 ho corried ont IN a s;ns,e hi, and m
tSsat,U,c ~ w standara To tho tr,ends o. siIv.,
.;aiSaa ~ ,his aarnard =, tho ,o,d noon,s ths,
yioidod th,t ,,hich no,h,r, hn1 reyointinn coul1
anntn nv. Ifnitad Statns nod r., nhoa = ,o;n
a. ,ana,,n ,,.o.nar;t "a inSmstr,, that ~ conI,
arnrd ~ ioad opd not fellow
Mr. HoiI Gdem Mo- made an argument 4,
,,ror -, srso coin,1e and ~ some iogisIa rio,
that MIGHT increose the volume Of circuia Tin,
n,adimm to the samo quantity /, had heen whe,
the dehts of the country we're contracted
M Croauonor Iren oI .aid n yas un,or
>nnate thai tho nresident IN his message ba,
| seen AT first to appeal to partisauship and un
| iustlv proclaim to the people that the presen
peril OF tho country grew out Of the egisla tiol
| of the republican party. The president had de
| clared that Republicans had been responsible
for the present condition of affairs and th
declara tion would be the origin of political dis
cussion II political discussion there should be
| Very little of the present trouble could b.
traced to the Sherman act The difficulty 1,
which the country now found itself was attrib
utable to the fact that the people feared tinls
ering with the protective tarifr by tho demo
t cratic partv He warned the democrats that the
, must come together on this question The re
, publicans could be relied upon to do their duty
This was their country and they could not n
ford tn mt II In a hole
Mr. Spoagr.ss fdem Tam, aa,d he cou,
not vote for the Wilson hill which attach.
| hut ons sentance ~ m. Sherman act and di
not carry ont the intention of the chicago MIA,
form That natforrn nIedved tho democrat \;
t Marty not onlv to reneaI the entire infamou
q act h,,t IN co;n cold and silver ut a narit,
, The crv ~ ,he neon,e WAS for more money an
the hsst wav IN secure that end was To nrovid
for the free coinage Of silver. The present fieh
was hetween the debtor and creditor classe,
| The yormer were numhered nv the miI1,ons Nh
| Iatt.r hv m. tbou.onds r,he ShvIoc,. ,ver
demnndino the rnund of aesh while the neonl
: we're asking congress- for relief and tho mo
!. who refused to grant this relief would be brant
4 ed as tra,tors 10 the peonle
= Nv ,ho ian NJ prran ldsr, Ne, s.,d ,h,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,ua -, ,ha nras;d.n, 49, a,,r
S .ho ,mn,ni ~ iI,,ar ,.,H No nrnmisa -, r.smrra
sho ouIi"i VI oiA'Si "''A ''o "a o'AA."S ".