The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-30

DO realized only In tho isryld Inauguration Of q
Undressing Mr.. AllIsoni accomplish il after q
ri M9 h hiii. been agreed ~ qggong .,
which could he repealed two years altar
NAIL nr, was the contemDtuous Comment of Mr.
A long colloauy ensued 40 10 the bindine
force OF treaties, and as to whether the consti.
tutionel power Of Congress- over the money OF
ho Mr Morgan GSSf tS an hc
opposite OF that proposition. THE whole iden
" SRa iSi9' a moro eham0I'On-a tub to the
Having como OH to. argue upon the right OF
vas SsRSS hd M epf sys S
Wad t n sh The Government had to take the
coined, paying back to him the coined value
q tho metal. aud then take from him Mr.. Me-
thSsrsonl silver bullion. coin it, and return It
Where f. no such right as that" said Mr.;
tMho orS NJ, and nobody over pretended that
Senator is hallucinatinG the conception Of his
own brilliant mind. / have frequently found
Pss a oT' We ns
Tor them to see the sun when ho was in the
zenith r " laughter ,.,.., =, 49,, $500.
sought 70 be exercised upon tho Senate by the
Ihie.rtE,n0,itan press He stgmatized It as "a
string sSsses
fy he he nsss9
matWi2pns paid for BY the line"
20 you believe that these astute moi the New
YORK bankers and inanciersl are not wide
Hoass u The the Of he
zion snG They arc not deceived about I. They
coart. 81 which have the record here"
covered pamphlet witch he said was i the nsp pse
ord OF q, case In the United States Supreme
asts Ho The title q the case and the
Charles Foster. Secretary OF the Treasarys
petitioners carried to the minta brick Of ST,
ysT In and DEMANDED its coinage for their bene-
and that their demand was refused. The s de-
the sEGnRds s tas ea ant
the Bland oct revived the act u Of 1887. which
authorized a}t,h' the free coinage Of silver at
,nented upon the argument Of the lawyers
for the petitioners. and expressed a hope that
the the case would be ADVANCED on the docket.
he said. from the decision OF the Supreme
s Itourt In that case whether they would get
not. He went on to argue that the American
citizen had under the Constitution. the right
nd his nto s0nsd at the
Almighty has" 10 said. established a bond OF
union between gold and silver In the Very
pTessiyeIy. sSy XII forbid the Sanns
or dissolve the CONTRACT" lApplausel =,
S' ap S out W VIII anf
ate declaration: No man in Office however
high: no monopollst Invested with powers
crate me from the disGhssee Of my duty to
rights; nor can any man crowd S me into siIenoe
which have the honor to be one e Of the smbas-
shall not be taken from her without her con:
sent soons, and where have EE9t the right OF FIJI
the ears OF charlatans sore to listen to mo- al
though my words may burn them like cinders:
T. duty in the Of God
duty to the State whose am bass dorial Gre
dentials hold: to stand here and defend the
long as. in my judgment. the defence is appro:-
pirate. requisite; and necessary. Nobody need
ate or Of any part Of it. nor suppose that be be-
haenee. should thereupon subordinate my
hole to conceal myself. The last man in Ala.
ba ma. the poorest niger In Alabama is enti-
j. as s s6s PresdeDt Of U n States
and he VIII have l. II know hey to give It."
eoaay With Me- to
the Democracy Of PRESIDENT Cleveland; Mr..
hsTsy tha maP nv whS aad got
on three consecutive occasions must needs be
Veil, said Mr.. Morgan, Gen. Bragg said
GrGysr Cleveland for the had made
q ths bnitsi States should e1asluds nat il
Mr. Cleveland would be in bad way. and 1
should be very sorry: But he is not making
s1 S hs NhsF as Of ss uns9 E
'eefGs a1G III H. With
M Voosees hin
whether he would 20 on with his speech to-
%r Mopsan .ad that he would not that the
to: morrow; and that he Mr. Morgan) would
as / intend to touch. tie provision otthe :.
sonsttnt ts oeY riaht Of the people meanins
he right to free so1ass Of olyes Alter that
Tar the repeal Of the shermsn act Would COM
tribute not merely to the death OF silver coin
,hrs and the resurreeting from the, dead OF the
law OF 1887. hope shall have the opportu-
nifty. little later on in the session, OF SAYING
M. Gail Dem. Fla, asked Mr.. Morgan
whether he intended to 20 on with his speech
would address the Senate on that day.
Mr. Morgan diselsimed any personal desire
II occupying the floor at any time. He had
only done 50 to-day under sort Of moral com
lis honor no would do so. He did not feel
strong enough. and the work was too hard.
Mr. Chandler Rep. n. H. offered again the
.esolution offered by him last week. calling
On the Secretary OF the Treasury for info rma.
ion as to the Fairchild Investigation Of the
New York Custom House. 1t went over till to-
The Senate at $50. after a short executive
session. adjourned till to- morrow at IL A. M.
House or Representatives.