Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02

Amer An Aucmps to Pass Free Coin
age Repeal PrcvaliA

Upon the meeting Of the house today
the silver repeal ban. with the senate
ssendments. gas taken up and the sen-
yts Substitute was read. Mr.. Wilson.
fxho las charge OF the bili. moved 10
concur IN tke senate amendment. and on
that motion he moved the previous
qusstioo. fle assured The friends Of all.
yer that re lad no desire % press Tor a
vote Immediately after the lapse Of the
half hour which would bs allowed for
debate On the seconding OF tho previous
question. IL the previous question couBd
Be considsred as seconded. he was per.
fsctiy willlnx that the half hour might
be extended TO such reasoe4bls time To-
day as sight bs desired for debate
sxy % or 4.SJ O'Clock Mr.. Bland. Who
leads the opposition. said that he had no
disposition % delay the final vote on the
bali he hoped. however. that its friend.
would permit IL TO come up In regular
order and % Be debated IN a regular
way. The gentleman 10 charge Of the
bail had q majority With him and could
under the rules Of the house. move the
previous question af any time. lie did
not So the uscessfty of his moving the
previous question on this occasion. IN
sesmed O. him that the gentleman from
West Vsginik should sst the debate q,
on. aud when be thought the debate
had gone far enough he could move the
previous question.
After some discussion. Mr.. Bland sent
% the clerks desk and had read an
smeGdment which be nad intended 10
ODER. rpviving and re-enacting the law
of ISL Tor the unlimited coinage Of oil.
IL. -. - 49,. 81
of democrat representatives, after the
many struggles IA which the democrat
party had voted almost soiiell, in favor
of the unlimited coinage OF silver. In
81 eril hour. he said. panic had been
encouraged and precipifated on the
counfry. and the responsibility for II
vas placed on the sherman law and now
thar iax Wss 20 Be wiped fron the stat.
ute books II vas iaw for which. he
had no particular sympathy.
The debate Continuing. Mr.. Reed took
TIE hoos lie said Il have not the
slightest intention u mingling in the
nc 'isssion - Tar as u has proceeded. nor
lo iniend % make this an occasion for
= stFxez a. the natural disapp<iut
farnt q ofifofs Who have not the slight- 1
esf pTporiauigy "a SPEAK. 1 told the
= rHH"aA Hffttt A-nAa VT. IfFNEn. 4
sone time ago that he would find ont 4
the difareace hstween PROMISES and 4
psrformsucr when he came a. aetu.l /
lseleiae-s That The cpuntrv "a nn-
deahfcdiY better off xbenever the d..,.
ccrat party Aas a disappointment \ 40
not iog0t 10 ali respects mgst hon. 4
thst that zappointment viii continue.
Mr. Iraccy who had 80 much IN do
vita the xsSersl management of the 4
bii expr-ssG his gratitude u the mem. I
lsrs ca she other side q the question
~ thsss uaitorm politen@ss snd f,fe-
bearanca lie regaryiei The vote about 4
lsk~n - the caimieafi,ig sysnt II q long
struggle between the lriends ~ sooni /
money ard -, Before Ne coald finish
he sentence. the speakers > xavel tel an-
.curciag that Mr fracevs Cims had ex
pitesl he coatiaued. houev.r amid
.ries - 'chiscf~ and regular order
Nf biaod moved 10 rrcnmnis the bill
VITA instructions to report hack the
,snendment treviviag fhs FREQ roinag.
,tf % i-efA lh@ motion Nas rejected
Iees. Toe nsvs. LA
Mr. srysn expressed his belief that
D. measure vac frauzht With iutnite
,sssssi iiiitir~ q mischief aad soa,d nrr.
nee usore svf thsn wsr. pesfilence ar
amtna Iae question gss then taken
q ccrcurrieg n the senate substitute
nd e sss eoucurr~i IN -yeas. lsSl.
lays "a
ihe rcnfsFance report ~ the hili ~.
'enaing she operation - tke law rraulr.
1E 4 eertain annual expenditure on
= aising t,sins 80 iaid orfore The house
nj titeT iisrussion 4 ~aa agreed to-
ess l'st nsT> &
- tecrer iusrosiuced hiH - max.
if'r-atif srd treasury notes hable -
tsse srri lccsi taxsticn and q uas -
esfra - ID -ons aulttee on banking and
erf-aff lhe house then si - ,. N.
Htieornfa antil tnmcrrow az ncon.