The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18
Distress in the Stomach
Tired and Nervous

Rrepossi if., to ds%g.e'i1s Sysr wqn - Srys
than We ever hal before in our who is prev sh
history No one proposes to disturb that ell
| Join with our friends on tho other side OF the
CHAMBER to increase the subs idiary coin. That.
GsGe is the coin whish the people of this
any other measure which tends to promote
the use OF silver we arc ready and willing to
The President suggests, however. that the
best best measure Is fret. 70 XII all the present
vote is potent; They have the matter in their
times past we me- meyer SHRINK
and G ani Bu whensaer
question came up that had to be decided we
Gould rot gre We mot together in co ef
all the great laws which have marked Ameri-
opposed S u.s. think Hat that II Re e
pn5te"ns We're ,Hs to ?eT the Ten Gommand
not stand in that attitude: We ask our brother
anu consult with each other; II they do not
like the Presidents plan let them give us
this important question: and then we will take
it into our consideration: II We can agree
wh yon T do Fl We cannot agree
viii give i've vow n manly My IVY No.. your example, out
-. Ihave seen a letter, from the Secretary OF
M b bs the peops Of dfSs
Cheney II Mr. Carlisle does his duty he " wiIi
hour. stop the expenditure Of all money Where
It's not MED M by lay and where It Is n9t i'm
pubiie buildings and oil pubic im imp Yemen
The idea OF gsine on and spending at the rate |
IN 'syGoS
HSot even willing to give our note ioS
the issue OF bonds) is monstrous ore. Sena-
tors on the other side say that it is unpopular
oreasing the public debt by owing. Think OF a
great government owing to its people. This
net at once by the senate ana BY Congress-
We mus T hs svs s1re
Bemocrats' cannot do It. and will retire from
our silver friends. who belong to US and who
ere blood of our blood and bone Of our bone.
beg OF you. not in reproach or In anger. to per-
form it. You have the supreme honor Of being
to q o it. That is all that | can say"
Mr Morgan peg; Ala, Ill., would Hike to
for the unconditional repeal Of the entire act
allied the Sherman act.
M tho nnd Gthe so p
|uagment To Dc It would n Be 70 dishSnor and
collected there belonging to the national banks
Tonld Xote to repeal and il the senasor
stand why It should not be. repealed.
here any or DISPUTE is ths pro
vision for the purchase OF silver bullion.
9 tn 5d isns Of it agreed to qnn9
,3nferrees Of both Houses. My honorable
riend would not propose to repeal II i he
fer AZ amendment to repeal the WI" Whole Het.
Mr.. sherman" Y viii vote against IT with the
.reateeft pleasure. and have no doubt that !
Wn-tni t OF the senators on the other side
NJ NJ xsl; we VI,
yant you to do. Why do We sit here witheuts I
Jingle vote upon any question: II we will try
ans 4 Sns CT
ion. as we think best for the people OF tho |
Millions Of laboring men who are now being
BUSINESS cares Of thousands OF men whose y
vil relieve the farmer and facilitate tho
81 his products !, to foreign
nd corn and wheat for foreign CONSUMPTION itH
he Senate Of The nited sites s breat up ths
libusterng and obstruction to the will Of the g :
majority: give the Senate force and power to q
kies will brighten; business will resume its ! !
rdinary course, and all the clouds which =
osom Of the ocean buried" tApplause.l
Tho discussion was continued by MIR. Call y
Dem, Fla and Mr.. Mills Dem. Tex.L At the y
onclpsion Of Mr.. Mills's speech. in which he (
aid that Mr.. sherman had hit. the mark when :,
G placed the responsibility for action upon !
he Democratic party. and after a little cross u
nsstni3nT,ing betyeen Senators Butler. Hin. v
,anted to, pour oil on the troubled waters.
here had been a good deal Of complaint -
bout nish f.. sessions aud he would therefore 4
clock tomorrow morning, Mr. Butler in g
'rposed With q motion to adjourn. but II was II