The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
PETER ON THE PRESIDENT
The Senator Admits The PTOpTiety Of
the Presidents Attitude.

His so-called Interference in the Sill
yer Fight Only Shows His Earnest
ness to Secure for the People What
he Believes to be Right Free Coin
age of Gold and Silver the Only
Basis on Which PETER VIII Vote for
Repeal
Washington Sept. 2S.-The reading Of
yesterdays journal was not half com
pleted in the Senate before Mr.. Hoar
called attention to the fact that there was
no quorum present
The roll was then called senator's
answering, one more than a quorum-and
the reading of the journal was concluded.
Several petitions from various parts Of
Pennsylvania, praying for the free coin
age of silver, were presented by Mr..
Cameron
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr..
Teller calling on the treasury department
for information as to when, in what
amounts and under what circumstances
interest on government bonds had been
anticipated since July /, 1850, was laid
before the Senate 1t provoked some de-
bate, but was finally agreed to.
THE REPEAL BILL TAKEN Up.
The repeal bill was then, at 1905
o'clocl. taken nm. and Mr. Hoar entered
into a Iong statement of a SANDER on n
former colleague of his. Mr. Hooper,
chairman of the House banking commit
tee twenty years ago. concerning a sup
posed bride from Ernest Sed. distin-
guished French writer. on finance-a SLAM
der not only on Mr. Hooper, but on the
American congress and the American
pCODle The discussion was carried on
for nearly an hour by Messrs Hoar,
sherman. KYLE. VOORHEES,. Pettigrcw
and Allison, the drift OF it being
the absurdity of suppposing that there
was auv truth whatever in the SANDER,
and that the misouotation from Mr.
Hooper's speech had been in circulation
lor the last hIueeh years without expos
VI ,,,.,.,.,.,, ,.,-,s ,r,,n ,,op
En-
Inns llClueht' having oeeLl uISpCSGu o.
the CONSIDERATION OF Cne fepeI OIL was
resumed anu MI. 1cIef duuIeSseu uiS
SENATE. tie salu uudL ne hdu duurtsSeG
Ihe senate twice on the penulhg OH anu
amendments ana Jhat ne WlSheu no" 10
continue the discussion on soue Oh inc
points brought out IN those Two addresses.
AS 10 the allegations maze IN cne press
ana IN lhe senate lndJ inc resluGht hdu
lnJefIered win IeglsIatloh' ne lFeHcf)'
couId understand ana MAKE allowance
Ior Such interference iItnefe was any IL
Only showed the I'reSluenI earuesUhess
as clllzen as well as an oflcer: ms earn
estneSs ana ms zeal 10 accomplish WhaI
ne regarded as not only desirable leg,
lsIatlon, out necessary Legislation; ana
tnere was noJhlhg I'M pIopef III thaU'
w neh ne hau spoheh ABOUT twenty MN iI
utes the absence OF quorum was called
to the attention OF the presiding omcer by
MI. Stewart. a nonehtafy aJUenuahce
OF IorJy-slX senator's was secured Oy d
cali OF the roll and Mr. PeHer resumed
ms speech, hrst modestly dlSclalmlng any
desire OF recalling senators TO the cham
Der VINO We're properly aosent from IL
getting their luncheon or attending 10
some other matters.
THE pRFsrDFNT ,>-D p1-,rFTArrrsNr
10 cont 10 tho cla,.lz,s dosl1 and had ra,d
the presi5ent'e Lott, nnbiisbed in tbis
mornings papers, TO Gov NOrthen of
Georgia. ne remarked OF u mat Whlle
ehe FrGslueuC IepreSgilte5oo hllllseII as d
IIIenu VI JIM ne ulu nv OK IAN
WhdU ne mean ., II ne hdu SusEeSUeu SoIlIe
hIIu ul llISu may "oulu ia N Ii DeSu
proper SuoJoIU % ulsc1Ssiou' Hlle
iIsISllug 9udU ne Ia Noreu IuG use .!
uoJu goIu anu SILVER tue fres!uehU
llduS IL PcIlcGvly Pl1In uuav nc
would measure sliVer oy the 8oIo stand
dtu' whereas Uhe history OF the country
lau oeeh Uhe reverse Ineasu Ilng goIu oy
Ihe sllFer standard. whenever the al
lhlnlsJratloh was ready 10 accept an
alhenunenI 10 prIHg SoouI me restoration
OF the ola law Ihe Ifee coinage OF goI9
ana SILVER, the repeal OIL coulu De passed
IN twenty-five minutes. he ulu not De
leVe IliaU any senator WouI9
care 10 say announcer WORD
on the subject II only the chalr,