Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

nrssr r. rfssiaaaft A. t6asr tts fhe l,ftaeat
9fsH a 81 sas H' G@Hes tAtesee
iuilaftaHts ft afNHle 8as capitalist ,st fsfi4st ii.t
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u'a q ssluesl het 80 saee etraeF NE hfss - hr
NJ itftd Be- iprutatsa eUrtenef ana tbs Asi n q
cti4s the hefist ~ its rslffestaH Z frat ATS &C.
iFastF~. lie relies he sofa ventures % staaCn
Ard ooptcnted aspitAi Ths tSiHue ss,n, lfs saa.li
tosi = uthout shsaistiBh feF h. nvitlet itfyt
ora the misiattMnss ~ slhtrs m0t haari his ialar-
tinr q tho .tsatssi .tstasnltu oar sttunirS hAs
knnsn, .ivekins niote than ntt fest- $50, ~bri.
gtsHttt "a the eigtrnrt hat easst Cattreti Al
distress, sahi The NorA man u 81 ath.rs she hts
ths drere-t tu'strs' ~ the enrfvnUy and Nl suer.
frtn misehlaVuus Legislation iu AHrtars matters "
Fhgss words pertinent noN A. ua tSe aas
ttey uttered and oughf Ia iu.rtcssi,ey remind
ns that failure Ia Tie dis harso y our iutS - sh-
time must especially iulpfC thosc ~ urt vautFNmf'
uha labor and eho trtaus- ~ thttT nunlter ami
coniiton, entitled TO the most @atehlul care ~
thsir government.
Il Is % the ut,es, Importance thar such rolef a.
congrcss aiieri ih the existing situut3 hv If.
torted ~ once The maxim, ''lie gives twice VINO
gives quickly, Is directly applicable
II mas be true the enlarrasSn,en,s from Witch the
business Of the cudntry IL suffering arise a much
from evils appreheneJ as trnni thosv actually exist
Ing We may hoIe. too, that calm councils viii pre-.
vail and that noilher capitalist will
give way TO unrcasnuing panic aud sarrihcc their
property their Interests under Influence 81 fear.
Nevertheless, ever, daS delay IN removing ~
the plain and principal causes OF the present state ui
things enlArges the mischief already done aud IN
creascs the responsibility Of the government for Is
existence.
Whatever else the people have a right e. cxper,
from congress, they may certainly demand that legi-
lation condemned hy an ordeal three years disas
trous experience shall be removed .rom the statute
books - ston as their representatives een lvsitt
ma'vly deal with u.
II WAs my purpose tn summon congress in special
session early Ia the coming September that might
enter promptly the work u tarin reform Whi.s
the true interests of the country clearly demand
which 50 larlv majority o. the people shown p,
their sufiragvs, desire aud expect and "a the
pl.-huieut ot which every effort IT the present at
mihsttaiun j. pledged, hut. while tarln reform hn
lost nothing ct is immediate aud permanent imphr
lance and must la the future engage tr attNr,
tiun Of congress, Il has seemed 20 me tile nntmsia
condition should at and before al other subject
he considered by your honorable bodN,
earnestly recommend prompt repeal Of the nro
visions OF the act passed July H. isn. authoris'n,
the purchase Of silver bullion and that other irgisa
tive action Iiat beyond all doubt mistake til
intention and ability OF the government TO fulf 10
pccuniaFy obligations in money universally rrcog
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Executive Mansion, Aug Z ls1j.
1t will be observed that Mr.
Cleveland charges the depreciation
of silver to over-production, which
is an assertion unwarrantcd by
facts. He does not intimate tina
he is in favor Of free coinage, no
does he say he is opp sed to it, hu
he does most emphatically recon-
mend the unconditional repeal o
\ the Shermau law.
On the 9th the free coinage Sen
ators held caucus, but failed I,
agree upon any line of action, which
greatly elated the gold bugs.
The same day the free coinag,
men of the House held caucus
and passed a resolution to the eifec
that they would support a bill re
pealing the purchasing clause o
the Sherman act. and concurrent,
providing for free and unlimited
coinage of silver with full lega
tender quality at such ratio as vii
provide and maintain a parity be
tween gold and silver Mr. Blan,
favors this compromise with th'
goldites, which shows a weakness
on the part of silver advocates.
is evident that n long and bite
fight on this question is TO tax
place in Congress.