The Lamar register., 1893-09-23

.,s,,tons repeal oil, and no CUISINES
sone At2 O'Clock eulce!es were oehvefeu -
mon the late Representative ChipmAn' OIL
Michigan.
rhirty-sixth Day.
ssSArE.-Thc repeal bill was aken
| nm and Mr. VOORHEES, asknd inc SSaa'e 70
srr,s. ~ 10 close debate upon the bill on inc
ss,h ina, and that amendments be debated
nail The 2d,h, under the hve-ninute RUE
hen vote should be taken upon all amend
mrnts and upon the bill. He asked the sii-
yer men to Indicate some time Al "bfeu .ne,
wonld have concluded their Arguments
sssin.t the bin Mr.. Teller responded Tor
he opponents Of repeal As Mr. Allison.
Who VA, entitled TO the floor vas anxious 70
nrnceed he would simply say thai thete hhu
heen no delay in this debate ihere "a. no
heeu a speech made for the purpose OF dela.'
me senate had not reached point where II
vas fair To talk about fixing tiu'e fof No,e-
fIe therefore objected 10 the request MI-
ycorhecs did not press bis mouon anu VT
Allison proceeded 20 speak 10 favor OF repeal
he f.vored coining ali the silver "a the treas
ary. Mr.. Allison said the Uniied states
-nuid not continue the purchase o; ~ yer
without seriously cndangcrtng the sAniArd
established ia is73 and bringing this natien,
sith all its opportunities, wealth, labor sn"
PRODUCTION TO the silver standard
Al this point Mr.. Allison vas QUESTIONED
,bogt the recent monetary conference A.
Brussels, OF which be vas a member IL
AID the Brussels conference had made more
prn-rrs. respecting the solution OF the silver
,tlr.tlon than vas made At all prior confer
suees. II the United states Wonld undertake
ne policy oi restoring silver by an iuter1s-
tioual arrangement u would he accomplished
within a reasonable time The parity be
tween the two metals uolld bc ru.toscd and
silver would practically b. rehabilAted lhai
sAs the solution Of the question.
Al the clu-s O! Mr.. ALlsnu's sfsccch :
aumber OF eulcSies sere delivered uPoa the
life and character Of the late Senator stan
ford.
Horsx.-In the House the deadlock over
The Tucker hlll oootinasd and no business
Eas done
rhIriy-seyenth nay.
sHNArE-At the openins OF TIE Senate TO
las Mr Stewart Submitted a amendment 70
the rcpcsl bin authorizing ih- frcsidcnt 10
lnvite the GOVERNOR q the Western republics
5f Mexico, CcnJFAl znd souih America hsyu
and san pauiingo 20 Join the Inited STATES
In a conference 20 - bod 10 NAshtaEta1
within four monih. from the passage OF ne
set 10 secure The AdoptiJa OF a common al
yer coin (-hich shah bc dollar Of not lacsr
than Ss1l Is grains cor Ices ttan aoHi Eraiaf
of purr silver. 70 tc tsslc1 BY each EuTcfn-
uieuL TO t-c legal tender In all Commercial
trans.etioas between the citiEens OF All ths
American siaics. The amr0dmeui L az "a
novalloa A. TO the character Of the ooufsr,
euc- 1t provides the scudinE of DELEGATES
shall b. binding gpoa the government ~hieE
sent them. Mhcn tho common cola j. zs-rvel
upon cash sorrrnmeui prcs~ai Al The soafsr.
euoe shall o;.en IT, uints TO the unlimiicd
coinage OF silver balboa
The Fcsolutios offered by NJ, foTss. N
rceting the interstate eommeTce cc1auit.re
to report whether iegislAiion Il neeo..4ry 10
prevent the lhierrrp,iou q, Interstate trains
ey lawie.s pcrSon.- Ia iaSea ~ Mr.. Ferer
thought Il = pity that governors Of states bad
got offered a boauty for train rothers' seAips,
and Mr. Hozr p4s korritci Mr.. Nesi &ni
ofhers thouEht thk; the federal EuEcruuaeni
should not interfere Ia sueh tnAfters- Nlth-
out action the Senate adjourned 20 attend
the cercmuhies cuBulcuioratlng The ltsth a.
H!vcrsary u the laying Of The oorner-stons o:
the capitol