Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-17
lear statement as could have h.,

made. zen
Senator Cockrell, chairman Of II.
preparation committee. was very
and when pressed for M opinion sad :,
am not sure that / understand nm !.
pnrpi IT of tile message and unen "
resa \ carefully / cannot esnr.s.
opinion" 's@ an
aeha.or Chandler, Republican. az W.
Hampshire. said, The two columns .,..,
ing on the silver question seem Ia 4. -
oughly sound except where the Pr.
uses the word principally in stating r..
the prevailing situation Is due % -
The last clause. declaring that there :.
be immediate action upon the bills IN ,s.. 49,.
out the pledges Of the democratic r,.,s
concerning the tariff will disturb ba.ss,.
more than ms sOunaness on tie 9py,s,.
question Will improve it,
Senato Allison. one Of the lead;na NH.
cial lights OF this country, was verg 4.
servatiye in expressing his opinion n
remarked: 1T IS iair message II
states truly that tie Shvrmal ae, wa
compromise between the free silver men
and those who opposed their views se,,'
tor Allison also Thought that the iars
references # the iresidsn were ctlcllat.l
TO disturb Business further at very mi,
cal time
Mr. BourNe Cochran, Of New YORK who
is expected TO lead the anti-silver ior * !,
the floor of the House, said: eAdmirabs
most admirable Even the silver man
must admit that it is the most perfect nr4.
sentation of the question that could i
made.
Representative Bland, Of Missouri tbe
Moses Of free coinage men, said; "As
nearly as ! could make out, il was be,
for single gold standard, because M.
laad maintains IT, If England would con-
silver probably this country woull Do
We seem to have lost the spirit q
l776.n
representative Springer, Of Illinois
chairman oi tie Committee on Ways All
Means Of tine last House said III.
President has very ably and tersey stata
The present financial situation AMI bis mes
sage viii mmeni the earn st and car
ful consideration Of Congress and Of The
whole country. The daty Of Congress is
made clear and there can be no doubt that
the representatives OF the people and Of lie
states will at once carry out the Pres
dents recommendations
Representative Holman, of Indiana
chairman of the last Committee on App,o
priations, said: 1T is vigorous and able
expression of the Presidents views upon
the situation.
Senator Lodge, rep, Mass ~ an
very well pleased with the recommends
lions regarding the financial questions Of
the day, and think the Presidents position
demanding immediate and unconditional
repeal Of the law is what is needed ID
that respect il is a very strong document
agree with the President that this is 10
time for personal or party politics on the
silver question"
senator McPherson Dem, \. J.)-sIt
is the strongest presentation Of the css
possible and the arguments advanced meet
every objection that can be put forward
Senator Teller, rep, Col The SIN
pie assertion Of the President that the
present financial condition is due to the
Sherman law, does not make it so His
premise is wrong and his conclusions neces
sarlly fall to the ground. '
Senator PETER, Pop, Kan. : "lhs
banker will regard it as perfection The
farmer and workman will see in It
further reduction OF the product Of then
farm and their labor 1t is the firststtsa
OF money kings in their fnal struggle ia
SUPREMACY