Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31

by vote OF 43 90 80 the Senate, after
one of the most remarkable and menu
orable parliamentary battles Of a gem
GRAFTON, passed the b.Il uuconditioually
repeating the purchase clause Of the
Sherman silver law.
2 The end was reached at the conclu-
sion OF a continuous session OF IA days,
after 81 days Of debate, during which
five volumes of Congressional Record
had been filled with speeches amount
lag in the aggregate TO about twenty
million words, a stream Of talk that
would stretch in cold type from the sea-
board Loco miles into the interior, from
Liberty EauEbteGiug the World ia New
York bar5or 90 the foot hills Of the
Rocky &saataius.
The closing cay OF the great struggle
Cor tbs repeal 9i she purchase clause Of
aosu pop law was one Of intense excite
uera Ilo galleries were p.-sso 60
tfedes5s. every seas In the senate was
occupied, and the walls were lined with
representatives from che lower branch
,f r,rr-s.s
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AUG o'
r1 protection iu Che LAST moments.
Gray-ha.rs5 meu, .1asmeI by che Gerry
passions tlat always character'z'
the close uf "a b.tsr contest did NOT
spare each other. o.uatar Morgan wIla
v,.rIs thrt fairly burned. na.red bis
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leader OBJ Che alu.a.stf-...- ilf--s,
and Senator Nl.UrtE
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concluded r H.r.. .|.'.U.r AGAINST Sem
utor Carey. v|.H 'He spanish prlverb
Of oaucto iatsl t-li D. "-s waste OF
latncr io shave -H -..
The silver Republicans, ltIrr' stew
art, Dubois, Nu.eult ana jones' Feuefl
the PopuHsi, ana Morgan anu lLe ..I
war Governor OBJ 1'Haess-s' h-It's'
oach made ms FaI'd.tloi!
The Democrats were not oll angry
at tue desertlo1 OF some or thelr coz
leagues, that made tne.r aeteat pos>lo.e'
The PopuliSts admooisned the senate
that the doom OF silver was the doom OF
tbe old parties, out t1ere was something
,traglca.ly paine ..c 10 lNo "est ~'''-s
cry OF t4e s'.ysI 9sGisolS, ..5 s,..-,.
~ uesD T. .uS5 5..'' sfI,,o- ~
ton ana deso'atlon 10 iue s.''eI pro
duclns states. oe-a'o' No. VIZ an
emphasis that VIII never o7 loI 7os'eu
oy tnose VINO neaIG L'' ., " y, .'s- '-i-
about him the end OF lne nsnt sl.i' maISel .,.i
,S ou, SDo e, Jgs ersI ,-' 5sfor, rSs 1e9n,e Tn
,ogas 5ssT aud tragic bs rsDeated
i,nndee,s lannon's defiance Of Gordon.
..re,r, be- hills beyond Penuaud
"Ani f-.s6. 5e,5rl Ior,b.
"If there be 10 ds ia the law,ands
"Iotre '- ,a'e.' Duo l'7 Norm
SENATOR STEWART HAD THE LAST WORD.
When the white boarded NevadiGn,
looking like au ancient Patriarch
sank back in his seat Vice President
Stevenson for the last time announced
that the o'I was oe1ors ,lG 91,Ia.o ',.,. to.
s.neuu ue".. 9 t1su' 80 TT,
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hel CONE NC 80 -, r-t.,...-,,
MS el 'o'U' .- ~ a. - iS.L,
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from tue s'asS p-u-''..I 'I,.'''- p.'' ~
Gown upon tue 9'ua,e' ~. u' 0l''Ul ...., o.i
WAS s''I "s U1".N' 40, ~
Surred' livery ono Seeheu 10 Ao'u MS
oreath' ..-.,
III tneIe are uo ltIel ~lH''lo l,.ll,
ments' Sail tus wee F'eS.l7n'' SOW
anu so'eWulJ' '-o N'0'N we N~'' '-o
FoI. C.-,.
M A'''N' "asau -oo O'e'N'
The suspense was over. The kuolcon
bad been passed. The roll was az last
being called on the hUei passage OF the
bill.
From all over the chamber came q
sigh of relief. Mr.. Bland, the silver
champion o. the House, stood Ike a
statue behind the senate desks while
the roll was called. MI sherman ana
Mr.. voorhees, facing each other bolt
upright Gid not move a muscle.
NR. PrFFFR srUOEED HIS BEARD.
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OuS-j ~ VI p-esf5s-r,s chair Mr. I'm
tue s-S-.-...,. -. -, o., Lf, ls,s
ss. 10 luo IN. NJ tS" -. ,I.,,-.-
antASou's,' -.ll' l'J .',. IN 80 ,.-.'.>,,
Ten uluU'es ~ O.-. w., vi t,-'.'s.,
tne p4llS' ~" ~ ,-,. A. TCIr,aas
natrI.to,e5 nm IN his frl Iengtb. In
s,re'snSauoC r.rso1ai ~ victory io 1ry for or bim "
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