The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08
hin, for bIs lifelong devotion to the cause OF
h hln Dam nnracY. will feel that he has been

years been the most pES%inSsnt q ssss
ths House. House, the Speaker evidently ebers unde
great embarrassment. He can hardly affor'
dsp@es the Wno az ftf ess i onohs
pointed out to him that with such 4. ra nd q,
ana t Rneq hsad oi teo coinsse
Il will be dihleut 70 secure such legislator
&. II hod tssot witt e. inc s!Ssf ;ss Sn
many Of them supported in bis ngbt for , ,h'
wS %.h s give we'd P bs ssns
or e9mrlaip He has 9wG We've nndoI6te d
aSc'a aho 40 lie Guards tho secret Jealousy
and will give no Indication Of what action he
Pro.silyer Democrats express thems Ives MS
To- be- the i Mobilization OF tho Presidents rccom-
formed that while he recommends the uncon-
iitionsl repeal d the sherman act; he rseog 9;
nizes that silver Is one Of the money metals OF
the country which must, 10 maintained But
no points out that with the present attitude OF
oanres he b. Ho Sy Ss
country alone. therefore he does not favor the
coinage of silver under present conn !.
thinks that the European nations who
arc now. depressing the price o. silver
this country except Tor subsidiary purposes:
be eoerrod into an sd
Hoiss in favor 9! silver, on na,!i%X with gold;
and stands by the platform Of lSl2. tlit snys
het re .nss Pbat .cI parity cSnnt be MAIN
tnlned. Prominent leaders Of both wings ., nt
hs ,b ray tint hi these n ns
the views the President Will eNrress. ,,
Republican seootor who has has always been been
this evening that the Reruhlicans were anN-
iously awaiting tho suggestions Of the Presi-
I've understand" said he. that the Prrsi-
dent has some remedy which he and Senator
make H US wsi Y" FL" ~ Tcrubcans will inter-
mo ns to Of III. rS o
~ qaestSn that san Is hroasG +, t stss
ting Tint to be laid aside temporarily. SO that
"A tho President may in hs wisdom suggest.
and which it is presumed he has assurances
trto,ic to attempt to prevent anything that is
for tho good Of the country. and IL ;hcie is any
nrre s" UPON ia. viii rc.'orc the eo"dcnce q
the people We asa party wiz support 1t first.
md then sottie the DISPUTED questions rela-
Representative Bourke Cockran's plan to
force vote on the repeal Of the sherman law
among the silver men in both Houses. The
as to also alarm some Of the m"rs
conservative members; who are workinE
es aF and fS %k
larry. are opposed to ATTEMPTING anything SO
daring and which they think NAV eventually
descnt the object in view. Representative
Rayner. and number OF other eIuai!y prom-
inent Democrats in Tho House who are IN
they will not sustain Mr. Cochran in his dash
for fame.
Democrats to daY after the House adjourned.
nnd the conservative men in the party fear
viii na pnsss the he
law. and It mayexcitc the antagonism OF those
who are fayora lv inclined to vote to stop the
The Republican leaders held an informal con-
ference this afternoon. and hey will do all they
pears to exist among their political opponents.
Representative burrows who is anxious to give
.a ass ners is al tn" irS"eo that hr
Cockren's proposition can no passed prior to
the hs O. Of al eq cs ssn
eral parliamentary law ,numYr Of diiatory
motions may he made. and the free silver men
p %ay GGs0ons the Issue Tor an almost indefinite
There nre several questions to be considered
subject before the House has performed it's
constitutional duty and adopte u set OF rules.
called upon to define what is meant by gen
oral parl iamentary law"
Blaine. ruled that When the House @'' Was Called
nP9Gn s to act nadeT s S law
vious Congress- should govern the proceeding
apparent that tho Republicans are going
question; They contend that they are not
nor are they res ponsihle for the Admini.tra-
ton. and they claim the right to remain pas,
sive Wniie inc democrats settle tnelr Internal
contentious and personal Jealousies In their
A number OF Republican Congressman de-
n n Y N inn tn. In
Ing tho Sherman law. although they wore be-
sisged by an mar army =, q 4, ntervewers
to say how he would vote on the proposition. |
remarked that almost every Congressman re-
the present unhealthy condition o! affairs but |
s sees see% to 4e an to PROCLAIM hGr
Steal them senator Butcr says he Is in favor W'
OF repeating the sherman act. providing it is |
SSonPPlsd with propos,tGn t" repeal tho State
Senator Teller laughs at the idea Of passing
Ri,i or E5eion,ioR rrepealng ne SHERMAN ace
take favorable action in that direction. but TIA. |
Senate would not submit to any such action.
Senator Manderson tax os calm and rons.rva- |
tive view "fthC situation. He rcultIes TIM; great
whether real or imaginary. he cannot say lie
believes that COMPROMISE may e reached by 4,
prudent MANAGEMENT. providing ior the repeal |,
declaration that overy dollar lhsusd by the
Treasury shall tie Of the value OF 100 cents. !
sustain 1t. Such plan may eventually lend to |
the free coinage OF silver.
Senator Carey Of Wyoming arrived in the |
city last night fresh from the scenes OF dis |
tress In that section of the country. Notwith- |
Ptandipg the fact that Sena-or Carey 10 from |
large silver state, he 10 an ardent advocate OF |
Sherman law.
He sald to reporter this morning that while
there was much distress due to aci ual want In |
f0q uns ns
has OF another.
" Friends. he said. who have trusted ono
another in business transactions without tho !
least iear OF danger are growing suspi ious Of
pne another and tho effect on business OF all !
kinds cannot be appreciated here. This
" time when one should rise superior
to politics and act Tor the best int erests OF the
country. do not believe in a compromise
This Is a time for action. An evil exists which
n p be eradicateh. and the only way to DO SO
Consultations have boon held since the
House adjourned this afternoon with u view to
reaching n solution of the financial problem
without delay. inlions plans have ncen suG-
Sition Tor Hn immediate rereal OF the sher-
ltnKtOD Hotel. and rab Of |