The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-09-21
FIFTY-THIRD CONGRESS-


lowed by Senator Teller, Of Colorado, also
against the DILL, who concluded his speech be-
gun on Saturday last. The silver men neither
Saturday nor Monday followed the tactics inau
guratcd early last week, Of insisting upon the
presence Of q quorum, and apparently the feel
ing between the friends and opponents of re-
peal is much better than 1t had been heretofore
during the session The senate confirmed
number Of appointments.
HoUsE-Mr. Enloe (Tenn.), introduced bill
to repeal the act Of March 3, 1891. which pro
vides for ocean mail service between the United
States and foreign ports, and for the promotion
Of commerce. Gen. Grosvenor sounded the
keynote of the republican policy on tarin In
resolution which he introduced in the house
Monday. II was . joint resolution declaring
the intention Of congress In the mat er Of legis-
lation touching the condition Of the country,
was not to make any radical changes Of the
principles Of the tarin taxation
wAsHINoroN, Sept 1a-SENATE. Tuesday
developed no change in the situation. The free
silver senators are still alert and they put for
ward IS their orator Mr.. Mitchell, Of Oregon.
who delivered . very long but interesting
speech in favor Of bimetallism, to which such
veteran republican ananciers as Messrs. Alli
son and Sherman paid especial attention. Mr..
Stewarts resolution, providing for, an investi-
cation as TO the relations Of senators with ma
tienal banks went over at his own request un.
til Wednesday.
HousE-When the committee on election of
president, vice president and members of con.
gress met Tuesday morning 1t was submitted
to the republican minority Several mem
bers of the minority asked leave to file minor
ity reports simultaneously with the reporting
Of the bill in the house This permission was
granted by the majority of the committee.
Hence it was impossible to report the bill to
the house Tuesday. The minority will have Its
report ready by Thursday morning, at which
time the bill will be formally laid before the
house. When Mr. Tucker, the acting chairman
of the committee, notified Mr. Catchings that
the committee would not report Tuesday, the
latter gentleman promptly adjourned the house.
WASHINGTON, Sept A--SENArE-The chair.
man of the finance committee of the senate,
Mr.. Voorhees,, of Indiana, who has charge Of
tho parliamentary management OF the uncon-
ditional repeal bill, undertook Wednesday to
nx limit to debate upon that measure He
succeeded only in demonstrating the fact that
the friends Of 81 yer have the senate OF the
United States practically at their mercy; that
no vote upon that measure can be reached un-
til they consent; that the extent to which the
debate can be carried as yet sees no limit; that
silver can not be ignored, even by ma iority Of
the senate without some distinct understand
ing as to the future recognition Of that metal
as money by legislation and that the friends o.
free coinage believe that the public opinion, to
which the administration has appealed, is in
reality behind their position
HousE-The house did little or nothing
Weonesaay' mr. ialOert OF South Carollna,
asked tnat the committee on oank ng and cur
rency be instructed to report Immediately the
bill Of Mr.. McLaurin providing for the issu-
ing Of f125,0J0 900 in treasury notes, but the
nouse ..o ooJeoteu' anu nothihs oahie vi 'he nio-
WASHINGTON, sept la-StNATE-Mr' Falk.
ner (oem'' w. Val submitted an amendment
10 the repeal Dill IL proViacs iof tne coinage
0f N q a
value' worth no" H4,VVoVoo az 'ne ra.e oi
tsooo'oOo per month, ana authorizes IN aauitlon
the purchase OF 1,75o,Ooo Ounces per month
though tn $ amount purchased is not to be
coined until after all the bullion now IN the
treasury is coined unless, in the opinion OF the
secretary OF Inc treasury the business demands
OF the country require IT, AFTER all the puiuon
now In the treasury Is coined, the amendment
proviaes that 3oo.oVo OF SILVER snali DC pur-
cnased anu colneo every montn untl the aggre-
gaze siiVer no ~ clrcuiauon a OF tne country shaii
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