Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-10-04
The SILVER DEBATE.
sysep-,s 80 the Dis.us,los Ia the United
state. senate

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itatc ue wansastoa o. bus ne~s ehil, o.,
matter o. fact n could not h., den cd
that theF made "a impossible 10 trans.
act husinvSs When lha necessity and
propricp az ctongr ~ rules ~ reason
ably facilitate the Transaction 81 business was
brought 81 TIE attention ~ the sonata Ia uras
the hcst plan - enter upou that work tie
know II would b. said that Ia the present Gun
dsuon OF nnAir- In the senate such
rule could not Oe adopted. but he bo.
tcved "a coald be adopted oy vote lust
as easily and quickly a. the repeal bin could bs
PASSED While ~ had not consulted sen.
at0r- upcn the republican side. he thought a
large number on that SIDE favored the adoption
or that rule senator White tdcm t.al then
spoke on the repeal bin. claiming that there
we're other causss Tor tho financial panic be
sides the sherman acL
o. ne 80 Senator Niicn Onop Nch1 intro.
duced = Dtii making tho dollar (Which may he
coined 81 tleb rraius n silver or Is so grains
oi goldi The unit 90 value The bin also re-
rcals th- sherman act aud provides that own.
crs q ,vcr bullion may deposit IN The mlnt
anu such silver less 80 per cent Go be deduct
Cd Toy seignoragc nnu coiHed into silver dollars
and pnt iu The treasury shall - coined In
standard dollar, Tor bis bcnent
The resolution ~ senator Plat frcn. Conn.,
Ton closure rule iu Zoe senate VAS thtn takcn
up aud senator Woicott rep, COLI addressed
The senate Although ho said THAT De would
vote AGAINST fho rrs1lution be- declared thar mo-
that a vote upon 10 could b. reached
muth sooner Than a. vote upon thn repeal
bll cou'd Do N The senate arsirrd a vote
on ihe closure resolution a. could have
~ without much debate he would not inter
pose the shrhtcst objection ~ there was a
failure % press 10 ie a vote thcn criticism on
the senators oprosiDg he rcpcai blll would have
90 cease Tho debate ON the repeal hiil could
be sunol oy she closure rulc, bus "a could not
- sufcl ufhcrNiEc
senator Teller Crcp. COLI declared that he
WonlA resist oy csrry method. obstructive and
otherwise the adoption of a rule in the senate
which wooli limit of restrict debate
on the 20 tAo closure resolution was further
e.seuaNru. iicssrs Turpc dem. Ind1 aud Cau
ttgn.t lA spcaltinT iu opposition Co the same.
after which tho resolution WIS referred 90 the
committee on rules An EFFORT 60 take uu The
repeal rlu VAS made by Mr. Voorhees, who ~.
forwards moved 1n executive session, which
was a-rcc1 tn
On the .aih sir stewart Cren. New, ar
raiEncd President Cleveland for alleged viola.
tion ~ thc constitution in seeking 10 influence
Tho Legislative department OF The government
spcaEiuN % bis resolution declaring that 'sthe
independence OF tue coordinate departments OF
ne government must be- main tanned aud that
thc use 81 Sac power and influence of ono de.
parinlent to control the action OF another h In
violation OF The constitution aud Destructive 10
our form Of government
Mr. stewart began with citation OF tho
presidents speech on the occasion OF common
Grating the hundredth Annivorsary u the LAY.
ing " the corner stone of the capito' This
speech had boon made by president having
more than 10000 federal onicers To dispose Of
and with veto power Witch had been dc
signed only for extraordinary occasions, backed
b. concentrated capital aud encouraged and
nattered BY venal press Ho Described Mr.
Cleveland on that occasion ~ turning his
face toward the senate wing OF the capitol and
In angry and menacing tones using the follow
HfasfN -
here assemble TO make laws for their fellow.
countrymen forget tho duty % broad and disin.
terested patriotism, and leglsletc In prejudice
aud passion or Va behalf Of sectional on selfish
interests. tho time when tho corner stone % the
capitol vas laid ana the circumstances sur.
rounding 10 viii not bo worthy " oommemo-
rating
This declaration. Mr. Stewart said had been
cheercd and encouraged by q thoughtlcgs multi.
tude and construed by "A ycuM prcss as q 10.
buke % the senate
he charged that Tho president IN disregard
Of his oath Of ofice 60 execute tho laws. had
permitted ~ secretary OF .hc treasury 20 vio.
late me order Which made the purchase Of
80 90 ounces 81 silver bullion per month
mandatory. b. exercising an unlawful discre
ton IN purchasing smaller amount
Tie saii Tho president % the United States
lad no exalted opinion of the senate OF The
house iio regarded A. doubtless as an ap.
prndaFe 90 fic executive department senator
stewart then read from letter written
hy mo president accepting an Invitation
to attend lhe centennial celebration of WIN.
nams college In which hc said no soon
c1pected 10 have Hsssion % congress
on his hands ~ session Of cougrcrs
on my hands. repeated senator Stewart. 10
simulated seriousness. That remark spoke
volumes in Interpreting how tho president re-
Flrded Tie coordinate branches OF the govern
ment Would q uian who fully appreciat tod the
responsibility of bis ofice even bv accident
AZ rHUuFnaa Guild H.
hir hHndsf Congress has assembled as an In
depend branch 81 the government and was
On noboly's hands"
Mr. stewart yielded ne noor 20 Mr. Cameron
trep. Pal who made speech ln which he in-
dicatod Thar " thc silver people are driven 70
tne wall nY the iarIn roformors They Will never
permit i1ru Dll 80 pass the senate. lie
urged thnt thcrr ought 90 be no attack
upon the Industries N oDe state or sec
Uuu. Tor f this was insisted upon the
result would be- sitUation iu which
there could be- mo- legislation in the senate
Without uuanImous consent In concluding hls
rrmurks Mr Cameron said. "NY propositions
are ihess. preDose gold loan % 20 many
hundred million dollars A. congress may de-
eide 90 bc bought ~ the market rate and held
lu re treasury a. the gold reserve is held iu
lho bank ~ France and By The governments d
tnc LATIN anion ! propose 90 open our mlnts
% TIE free coinage % American silver mp0s
INK dutT ou the import ~ foreign silver
n propose. further. 10 repeal The tar on state
t-1s circulation would also prcss once more
for action favor ~ our ahippiat 10 meet lu
parf she arfrIt Dol our Income tax Tor next year
would rr.fnpose me duty ~ tao cents p pound
Vu sugar and repeal the bounty Thea ! would
NHIta year lo SEQ how Zoe System worked and
bow far We were afccfrd ty forgive influence "
Mr Bate idcm Tenn douiri 500 claim Shat
ths Sherman lsw was responsible for the
stGngoHcy. aud said tht' mo real cause % tns
trouble Nas ne republican tlrif That uas
che rcai lrEue % the iaN national campaiga.
ani ihr democrats had made mlstsks in nos
pushing tarf reform with thc same vigor
chase Law
ST. Stewart aRain took The n0or re crfti.
r'eel mo use % tho word "iltrlhsiC' AZ applied
bv The pres dent io ihe value 81 gold and silver.
and said That tho president Ola nos know what
he was talfl1z about De read from nrTs.
paprrs various articles az 20 thr atfit1de ~ she
president fually coming 20 she published teie.
gram from the president f0 Chairman Wilson.
~ ne ways and means committee. conTratu.
lasting him on the passage through the
house OF ths rrpeal bin in tho hundred odd
years of American Independence. said Mr
-frTsrf. tEers VAS no precedence Tor such
action. ft seemed from that dIspaf rh. DO SAID.
trat ere president REGARDED coafrcss as BIZ
servant and vas thantiU2 Dr. ~ "a good and
fsifrfal arrFaat Tor d0i1g bis Bidding
nn ne cob offer $50 pefr|ns crop CaI
f4l make l.s maldea sperrh taking SIDES 9Th
.Ir repeal tII. anl debating himself sincere
IeIrFfr lr itf nre ard ceirarr ~ onfh gold and
LIVER Hr stewart resumed fls flrr fr rraf
fr.rl .aHHr au aIfIr.r rI EEn lrH.IIa.fr ID.
.ee0d rrnl.rt1 frr senate
~ Pamrr dem ll wanted -o know f 't
we're cons. H'rnt u..n thf proper relations NH.