New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

1,,a, NO are doing now in the purchase OF si"e.
will have the effect dt may be but s.rI~, 49, -,
helping England nave to sn1as az.
pee. at is 3D. That they cannot DO or e ar them
yet be- p as,s S GG can
ps fSe. as . ISspepts up
The inevitable effect Of what we are ar GO the
abyot to ma J,Sn is wp HfSy e mpcss
Z cease t to Prcfh or England to OUT that
poliey and it will become an utter utter i harn
sure Of That onn as silver six win be ehabaed by TIE
naii n .n' Of this BIZ was asked t sere W
age to the tn aSort 81 To say that all the
grSa interests of England can be carer r, nd 20
gold alone naSssbiiity believe that the sS5S0CS i
COO Of full legal-tender money In me ,sIieve that
conti isI c 10 900 COR whatever it @ that We have
now in circulation full tgaltendher si mHn about
oneffth OF the lesal-ender money OF u rm tbs
and yet Senators say thsi we Standard Of gold
Tbe single standard OF gold Is mposso's ,o roo oNo
favor or mot, IN IN my the world viii
iegai-tender money. There Is less pn' ,Sn coinage
coinage Of the rest Of the T0rd n%% Is scattered
throughout all Europe and Psne o,alS n,erested
aad fb us in the rehabilitation Of silver 0 naDT
heard IL said two three times on the o'h hg
SIDE Of the no ,hi' to deal
lion without the concurrence OF o'nsr irnat,onai
that we sh1 WV MOI? There is not civilized ma,
Ton on the face the globe that is not in'eres'ea
IN Alter Re into discussion Ssk Of e the he R ma
sells conference MI A ns CaS viii under
lake the policy ,sn nocy
silver and gold and See Within ana br brief period
we viii be able restore The PARTY oe eyer 'e
metals and practically to M 1hn so,ion Of this
question tor In the time We have aye to drif' along
best we can and as PES we the passage of the
repeal biz facilitate T., would 1t hinder 1t?
An INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT.
Mr. Allison-It is only a matter OF Judgment, .
NAV be right or may be wrong. MY pehei IL ''''
IL we are to have an international agreement W.
must make it appear to the nations OF 'he WI ia
that we ourselves do not mean 10 take care OF sl-
YER That is the salient point There are men II,
Furope of the highest character, men VINO reau
every speech made this floor. and WHO gather
their opinions from our public documents VIM W.
lieve that sooner or later the Government oi ''e
United states will go TO free coinage ara '''s IL
lieve them from their situation ana relieve US VI ~
gold as we'll II 1t be known In England ana otn H
nations to-day tomorrow. OF next "aH nn@, ,es;on
not intend alone deal with this silver nce
they will deal with 1t in agreement aAu aGco' i,ii
with us. So believing. ! am III favor 81 r,.n, Miss
In reply to question by Mf. Vns mai The pub
lie opinion in Europe Is that q s,lrn
tions should assemble ana deai WIZ rcu , England
| There is a party In England-a strong and sIoM
and TO be TN my
| ant partv-whch is in favor OF utilIzlnt Mn
as We'll gold know that SOM p, anpd views
| long investments cling to the opinions aiia ~
\ exnressed in Mr.. Gladstone's speech put J.. -
| certain that all the comHcrcla ihdIiu ar
| and aprcultural interests Of Great f'rl,ah =,
today in favor OF utilizing silver ana spi1' ~ 20
~ wcu Understood In England az IT Is IN TINS cham
| her Mai All Europe will join England IN the re-
! bahIlitation of silver Nobody believes mat any
| "in"ie nation can do this thing OF herself. -,
| "pelievinr that the industrial interests oi nv
| country It's manufacturers Is leporci" az
| orS ~ nroducers In every section. ana IN ever!
| STATE would be injured by transferring ouIsrIt'-
| Suddenly from the standard OF money under "Ilcn
I'll their obligations and arrangements nave Dc Der
an 'nad, sha vote for the repeal Of the act OF lS"
| Wr Allison occupied the floor Tor anon, mr., n,
| hours spenking without notes ana lIrqutn1!y. W.
| verted from the main current OF MS ~ ~
| cuestions nut TO him by senators on Doth SlcS
Sbe cInsest attention paid 10 his speech IA,
| A. Tho close Of his remarks, in accordaii'' WI.
| ,ha orier the Senate proceeded To the delivery o'
| nlocies nnon the late Leland Stanford OF can
io Nh White Of California said that senator stan
| crI vas Thoroughly identified with the Interests
| ~ california He was not only twice tir,t.i
The senate OF the tinted states by IN" tiloi,
inoislntllre but lac was also chosen by tH' prVpl'
| 20 The hixh station OF Governor lie "ds .Hnu,
| honorcd al a time when II was necessary VIZ. a
| strnne and wise counsel should prevail anu th'
| his,orv of that Commonwealth discIcsri ina ~,
| ernor Stanford not only lOyaI pui u W; ~,
| nnlicv was such as to win the applause OIL az wei
tisnGsed men regardless Of party animation
uer4 MIR polph. of oregon: Mr.: Peiirr' Vi NiIsatn
Mr. Mitchell Of oregon: Nj Daniel oI NH,nsn r'
| Wr stewart of Nevada: Mr.. Vest OF MiaS'"'i
| and Mr. Perkins, OF California