Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
BONDS WILL NOT GO
Senator Sherman VIII Hold His
Proposed Amendment
VOTE NAY SOON Be REACHED
Vice Prssideas ssevensoa Aanifssss =
Desire 10 shat on the Contlauoas
Stream of Talk.

the usual accompanying runor relative
10 somethirIg which bad transpifed over.
night. This time II took the shape Of a
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anu o'hefs ihe pnfp"se OF THIS alleged
conference vas 10 consider the proposed
bond amendment a Senator sherman
and Ok up q coalition between the re-
pub.icans and the silver man. This
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intrrduced. There ought 10 De an is-
sue of bonds.' continued the senator.
but the suggestion OF action in that
direction oucht 10 coma from the other
s,.i. az the ,.h,.,,h.,
why bonds should he Issued.
Senator sherman himself does not
make the positive statement that he
VIII cot intfopuee the bond amendment
he said this morning that be had not
yet made up his mind. Before the sen
ate convened Senator sherman was IN
consultation with Senator Voorhees, IN
the hnance committee room. and IT ~
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voorhees, Makes Threats
Although Senator Sherman has de
clined 10 state positively what he will
do. the impression prevails that he may
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ability of such action has caused much
uneasincss among the democrats. who
see in il q menace TO the speedy passage
Of the bill. Senator Voorhees, has as
sesss sesssu ma 10 40, ansuuniens .n shsh DO
shall 90 through inst as il was reported
from the COMMITTEES. IL is asserted that
many OF the republicans will not sup-
port Senator Sherman IN he presents the
amendment because they believe that
democrats should take the initiative IN
they desire bonfis
While not intending In pusb tbinos
with undue haste. there is an evident
anxiety ou the part OF the managers OF
the repeal bill 10 get IL ont Of the wav as
soon as possible. This was emphasized
this morning by the attitude of the vice
president when he laid the bill before
the senate and made the statement that
the question was upon the Amendment
of Senator PETER. which revived the act
OF 1897. This was out OF the usual line.
but Senator Teller. who had the floor
resumed his remarka undisturbed bv
the intimation understood To have been
conyeyed by the observation of the pre.
siding officer IN seems 10 be doubtful
whether tbe vote ON the main nronos;.
ton will be reached this week Sen.
ators Onav and Dixon are of the o,inio.
that the end will not be reached b.forh
Monday or TUESDAY OF merit week
senate frocecdings.
In the senate today. after the pesenta.
ton of Few belatsd petitions In favor
OF the free and unrestricted coinage Of
silver. Mr.. Teller suggested the absence
OF a quorum. The roll was called and
only thirty-six senator's answered. At
Ills forty five senators had responded
TO their names and business was pro.
ceeded with. The silver purchase re
peal bill was taken up. aad the vice.
president stated the question TO be on
the amendment 10 IN offered by Mr..
PETER. revising the free coinage act OF
1881. Mr. Teller addressed the senate
IN continuation az mrs speech begun
come tine ago. lie laid down soae
general propositions og mnneiar, law
applicable 10 the fail Ia prices of com.
moditiss The entire world was suffer
Ing. he said. from a financial depression
sh,ch bsgsn IN 1875 and which Fad con.
tinHed ever since. Overproducfion
anu fafleo o othes EXCUSES