New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02

.r,r,v made in Chicago only fourteen mohths So
and therefore he should refuse to vote TOT '"e =,
neal II II were decreed that silver "o"e' 49,.
perish, and the world of the producet ~
Door was to undergo the suffering ana tue :,
~ the road which leads to q gold s'a"ua'.'
shouId not no his fault With the passage OF inc
reneal bill the fall In silver would certa'"' "
eouaI TO that which followed the acton vi ~
Indian Council, ii, imi-eu 1t woul" not oe $50 80,
because our annual purchase OF SILVER
coinage Of India. A., x,arce
peferrne TO the Democratic platform. Mr' vance
rsked II II was meant that by coming "o '
we should thereby make no discriminate" as". 49,
either metal when the platform denounceu INC
Sherman act as a "cowardly makeshI| '' -
mean n makeshift for free coinage OF sii'e'' VI w
use OF gold-a makeshft for bimetailism OF mo"o
metallism? II the trainers Of that piahh "
that II was a cowardly makeshft TOT inc "
coinage Of silver. not this bill for us 'ep,"'
without a line In its place greater coward anu
worse makeshift? If 1t was meant that IL wac
cowardly makeshift for gold monometai's'' VOC
not the language Of the platform itself DOM
cowardly and a lying makeshift for the tru',
Finally, If the language OF the PLATFORM .ahe" o.
together meant only that we were to oonse .'
bankers bondhoders and stock brokers' first, Dy
unconditional repeal. accompanied only by shor.
stump speech in the belly OF the act saying '"".
il IL our policy at some future tme-'he i'
knows when-to do something further-the LOT"
knows what-in the direction oil carry'"s o"' W.
other PROMISES Of the platform, were not the
makers and upholders OF that declaration VI
nolicv and purpose open to the charge or insin-
cerity and Of go framing words as to deceive the
people whose SURFACES they were seeking
II such an Interpretation Of the platform as was
contended for here by those VINO VIII Vote 10. re-
peal and presumably by the President, had oeen
announced during the campaign OF last year. MI.
Vance said he was quite sure Mr.. Cleveland would
not have carried his State North Caroiha) by
5000 votes; and he believed further that ne eo"'
not have carried a single electoral vote Soul" VI
the Potomac River.
After dwelling for a time upon the production OF
the two metals and their use az money oy ""e,e''
governments. Mr.. Vance closed his speech VIZ"
declaration favoring the free and unlimited coinage
Of silver.
At ono point in tho speech Mr. vance aho"e'
Mr. Cockre to put In a statement durnisheo ny
the Director of the MinD showing the aggregate
production and coinage Of gold and silver In all the
nations Of the world from 1873 to 1893. tho reca-
Inhalation being as follows: GoId-Production. 3
10000 900: coinage. 27s7OOo0Co. Slver-Production-
ZOO OoO coinage, 2322,GOOO0. Mr.. Cockrell laid
stress upon the fact that the coinage or gold ex-
ceeded its production by J77OO0o0 while the coin
age Of silver was 100000 less than production.
Mr.. Vance resumed his seat at D. m. having
occupied hour and forty minutes. Immediately
the Vice President announced that House bill NO.
before the Senate in Committee Of the Whole. and
that the question the amendment offered by
tho Finance Committee by way OF substitute.
MIR. Noorhees-If further debate Is Pre- posed
at this time | ask for a the substitute.
Mr.. Teller-Oh. no: additional notices lave teen
given Of speeches intended to be made T.cNt week
There * not a Senator in this uody who does not
know that | desire every Senator who In good
faith wishes to occupy the time II the Senate to
have a fun opportunity Of doing so But | cannot
take the responsibility of being Party 10 delay
mere delay And when vacancy IN talk has been
reached shall want that vacancy filled by
vote desire every Senator to be heard: but !
cannot be party TO the delay cf a single hour or
waste time in this body II senators are not
ready go with the discussion | trust that
ready go with the vote.
The discussion then started 70 what Iarlia
mcntary form should be observed in regard TO the
bill-whether amendments should be- offered TO 1t
whether II would not be more simple and con-
vcnient 10 agree tn tho substitute pro forma and
let all amendments be applied To- it, This latter
course WAS suggested by Mr. Allison Rep. Iowa..
When the Vice President asked whether here was
any objection. Il came promptly rom Mr: Cock
rel dem. MOI Who stated that he should object
10 the substitute until the matter vas fully dis
cussed
Notice was given by Mr. White Dom. CALI that
on Wednesday, september IL. would offer ap
propriate resolutions touching thu death OF the
late senator stanford. OF California. ana would ask
for their consideration.
After "A short executive session the Senate at 3:4j
=. M. adjourned until tomorrow