New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-09
MR.. CLEVELAND'S SAY-SO.
The Presidents Fort: coming Message Out
lind by Secretary Carlisle.
Four Propositions on the Silver Question
to be Submitted.

Washington, Special, Aug. 7.-Secre
tarv Carlisle told Il senator to-day that
the presidents mrS,a-" would be short,
moticr,t,5 ii tone. ant would treat only
ofthe financial question. The ;u!niinistra
tom has taken IL hand in the matter of
adjusting the question Of silver ic"isla-
ton i'll the i.O"Sr and turning it to the
pronrr chrunpl It is lrarne, regarding
tullav'> conference between the silver
AMI unti-Siivcr lca'lrrS that IL scheme
which cmalatcI from the White House
WIS submitted for discussion through the
medium Of the treasury department.
The proposition is to take up the money
,,ucstin;: without delay and dispose Of it
without waiting for the organization Of
the committees. This can be done by the
house organizing itself into committee Of
The whole for the purpose Of considering
measures contemplating the application
Of remedies Of existing evils under the
rules Of the list congress, which can be
adopted Iy resolution.
When the house i>so organized the adj
Ntinl>tratlOn proposes to submit through
its representative on the floor the follow
inc four propositions, to be voted on
. in the order here given: First, the con-
tinuanrr OF the coinage of silver at the
ratio Of Ii tn / second, the coinage of
silver 1T all Increased ratio of say 20 to
l: third. the unconditional repeal Of the
purchase cl:llS' rf the Sherman act ::
fourth. the indefinite suspension Of the
purchase clause of the Sherman act
The first two propositions ;re concessions
t. the silver advocates. The alministr;-
ton EXPECTS that both will he rejected.
But II will rive the silver men the first
.cl.i and remove AL cause of irritation
Til" question will then be on the adoption
"t til" tlIir'l prnSpo>iyion, which i, the
administration programme.
Should that TOO be defeated the COM
pr"ml>c claus" uDlcr the fourth head
viii thru b" in order. which is intended
solely to nr1,truliZ. matters as an cNpcri-
ment that can be 1T any time diScuntin-
ur'l an 50 restore public confidence until
Il pcrnrti!rnt measure of relief can be
creed upon. possibly at the regular scs-
sion. ihr Whrlc plan bears the marks
Ut tArii~4 les hanuiw0rk. though it is said
t" have been in~VIlirr'I by the president.
ii its general lla:prc The object in not
waiting IOr the committee to be organ
lLe't i, not alolc to save time, but is
primarily intended to prevent irritation
growing out Of 'iisaprointments over the
organization of the committee on coin
age weights and measures. The proDo-
Siti"n Was advocated in the conference
by Representative Bourke Cochran Of
New York. which lends color to the ri
NOR that the late spokesman Of Tam
many has come to terms with Mr. Cleve-
land and Is prepared to lead in the re-
peal fore Is on the floor of the house. It
is approved by such men as Bland
Boatncr and Culberson, free coinage
lca'trs on the hand. and by Tracy and
the leading anti->ilver men ON the Other
anu there is apparently nothing in the
way OF an understanding on the basis of
the lines here Indicated Mr.. SPRINGER
of Illinois. who confirms the story, pre-
Ilctc'C that the whole question will be
before the house on Wednesday.
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