New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
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,..ao, ,,r palmer "but I've always. been
curious to know why some o'her 0e""''''
NGM said s spseG aso
that they didn't" retorted Mr ,h docnments and
reGorts bearing upon the bin to-day hey
do not read the documents laid upon n,rsasnded to-
know what the bill provided for and d,l ID
to be as as hsy an beeS the
dition of the Senate at that Time rep"@" '"'
Palmer. aba, Ar cockrell. Because
Of the haste with which the bill was d eusned
through despite the fact that there was III ue''"'
Mr. Cockre speech seemed to have mqTe .nah
the usual degree Of interest," ront 'I row Of Democratic
seatsony desk and chair separating ss 'ia n TOO
Close proximity to the Senator from Missouri Pc
latter in replying to some ns forth Sl Hr in the
Intervening space waving his arms ana ges' tbe
ating in that seemed to ,nrea Senator
pnrns the torrent Of eloquence which accompanied
this display Of force Mr. White oem, Ia cSsr
acterzed as "a miserable subterfgge The sd LOUIS ~
lana Senator did not seem TO resh c sna Cham
her being the scene of such degenerate style OF
oratory II 1t We're to be ne tMr mm'rI,. md
take his rg2 sT. IN IL 0u MS 'e''e
when made use OF the term mserao. eu sue'e,
fuge said Mr. cockre Il used it, O. cGorss sro as
applving merely TO argument and the senator u.
louisiana knows that 1t Is permlssDie III '""'
Il know nothing of the kind" said Mr. ,' White e..
and he did not seem to be the FEAST Hohi"eu ~
the excuse. - ..sh. n ,,,ar
After some time Mr.. Mcpherson sought saier
postion by returning 10 his own seat Win IN. Pii
ing remark that from the number or BOOKS pned Oh ~
Mr Cockrells desk he seemed 10 De ehcaihpeu HI
inc Senate chamber for a week or TWO. 81,
In the further of his argument MT ooeh
rell spoke OF the silver leg having been stru ", n
from under the monetary fabric OF the country 10y
the stock relations of the President. me repie
sentatives of foreign bankers. NJ SAID hau , ns
the audacity to demand from Secretary tarls..c
the issue Of SfJ0GO.g0 gold bonds they h,d sa,a
Now is the opportunity to force the Chten STATS
to come To n single gold STANDARD, ana TO force
them to issue bonds to get the gold ana we VIII VIII
hav,. the selling Of those bonds and VIII get the
had been sent by cart-loads, and Congress nag
been convened: and" he added. here we are
G.aughter) And unconditional repeal. at tne
demand and behcst OF foreign gold rings anu
syndcates-not one. IL Is the best time that TINS
country has ever had to establish a permanent
financial system. We have got no elections coming
on this fall and have got an abundance or ielsure
on our hands We better Informed on the
financial question to-day than the Senate has ever
been before or will be again. Now is the
accepted time. and now IS the day of salvation
We intend to have. instead OF miserable make
shift "A financial system independent of the sys-
TEN of any nation on earth. .
After some further discussion. Mr.. Cockrell
Welded the floor without having finished his speech
The Senate then went into executive session. ard
the nomination Of j. J. Van Allen TO be Ambas-
sador to Italy was taken up informally. A num-
Der Of Senators interested In this nomination were
absent and Il was laid aside.