The Lamar register., 1893-10-28

| fourth lustalimcnt of his argument IN opposF
ton TO the bin Mr.. Jones msde an e.aoVrA- S1.
| tion of The arguments he was advancing sheh
| the senate took recess on Saturday erening
that the standard of country could oe
neither gold. silver nor material ,nins, ".
| that whatever the standard might Dc, II " as
quan,itAtiye, and the value o. eaeh s IN. ,es, e
| pended upon the number OF units, ana .nAs
there could be bat single standard IN
eountry, and that one Of quantity.
Atl.O5 p. m Mr.. Jones rcriarkei tnai ne
desired TO yield the floor TO Mt, le,lef, eh-
pressing, his desire 10 resume his speech a. an
other time. -,
Beforc answering a question which was
then asked hin. as Ia whether be thousht sne
government OF the United states eoaia WIZ
the coinage OF silver mainiAln ihe party oe
tveea gold aud silver, be desired to lay co-a
one general proposition which seemed 70 nm
TO be necessary 20 the conelasion he hAn
reached. While Inoney Was not iuere ashnlre
or commodity 10 the sense thai the seIth
"eouaaodify's ~Es used. q. value was deter
mIncd by the Law OF supply and demand
Nr Teller then answered the question ey
saving that the government Of The nlted
Staics eoald mAintaiu the parity OF the iro
metals, because be did not believe thAi more
silver wonId come 10 the coGnry thA y.
business would absorb. In other words, The
demand wculi be equal 70 the supply. III the
whole world would return 10 The btEaeiAlitst
coalition eXistins prior to ISIS, thcy Weaia
return practically 70 the pricrs of That period
49,
had tcsseael the cost Of pruducuoa-
"Nuait the free eOiaasc Of silver BY ihe
United States Alonc produce that favorable
coalition ~ asked Nj Palmer
u sill NOT answer The question 10 ihAi : Ay.
The coinage O; SILVER By The Jaitcd states
Aluue might not do IT, replied NJ, Teller.
''rhc posiilon take !. that n The uited
States proceeded 10 system that reeosniFsa
silver As money Ia cqasl tersis with Eo4a, oar
example would be followed By other coGn-
/ s~fH nj hF
world would return 70 the ISIS systsuig
Al $50 Mr Teller announced iaAi h3s
tAroat troubled hia aui without o1scludias
his speech, yielded the docr
NJ Stewart thea addressed TIE ecaaie n
advocacy oi hi, proPo-ei amendment for
/ Pan-AmcTican conference Ia The epuTre %
bis sperch Mr.. Sicuart Interrupted ~
Mr bolph. Who Nsket guesiioa-
4 aul glad the scaai1s assct the Qaesiioa.' y
replied Mr. S,rvzrg ioyfaily, "ss iEAt is
point raat 20 elahosaie CA
This ex1set The d-si ripple q lar. .hitr 6-r-
log the dhF, an3 several scnAiors sIsErstc- %
ar Dolph that be riiEdr.s his gessgoas
You cannot withdraw g." sEis Nr. etsE-
art. amid lsu-hier, aaa - D. prpoeeiei 10 a.
s-er the gaest0a Mr.. no.Ph disaapeArci
frura The ehambcr.
Al o'eiocs Mr. SieEAr;. wheat eoncizs-
ing, yielded, and tie Senate took recess Ea-
~ l0-ap TO morrow morning.
HOusE-The aulrutfneut 10 TIE Assilzs
hll for the relief of The MorGoz cAurea ~Es
arrred 20.
Aoeorliar TO The special order adopted i.,;
week. The House thea proceeded - tsr COR
siaeratioa q the Bankruptcy suL
Sisty-ss,cuth Day.
srSsTE-Afic- some rustine husi1ess Nr.
steHsrt rr.gucd bis speech G.ain,; the regrzl
olil, bli At ! - yisldsi the 1por 10 Mr. jones
Of ScvalA 10 eontinusi his speech ae<sa
,oaac days ucioIe. he ssiI ht desired Col
lar that Kept ~ parity wilh pozhd Of eos-
too or hsshel o; vhrrL aad BOT Etth
metal ;hEt vzs enasi4ntiy inerrxsiug ia value.
dollar wEich incrcasc1 Ia y2lur made tbs
rich richer Ani The poor Poorvr, uhrFets y
the Collar dcoreascd IN vAlne The s,lEhiess
ihsFs aosla bc tAy q izaiiee to the over
hgrdrnet debtor
Mr NePhcron q ScE ierscy thoa$ki 4
soii had appreciated !ntereai wozla have
IN The past tea OF aiteen year. uaisrs4 States
honds h&t fallen from 70 per oeat, seils
laeor had gone Up In ifre.uizE iEer.zsias rz-
iio.- II go.d k&d gone ua, IS -s- zi.s.aet,
Mr. McPhrrsoa expressed his liability 10 IN
! 1er.iAaa hoH eoaatry os gold basis e5s.iA
stand ihosc eoanectlnas
Mr. Joae. replied hat he bad shown % Tie
'ati,faciioa o: evrry mza that listened 20 klta
that oae Of the biggest proofs Of a. iucfraze
Of The value Of mpney o. Any kInd
especially In = ncu euustrT, WAs Geciiae IN
the rates o, Interest II npaey we're izcse.,-
inS In purchasing poser, 10 IL ccaln1nd
over iAud and over the pguiue.soa of labor
everywhere and u prices were fAlliaS who
-anted 10 euter into auy bG,lne-si whea
noaey Was iucreaslls 10 value and prices serr
falling money conscsied IN The eeuters; there
vas 10 demand for it Ia real legitimate bus
incss enierpr!.es- The rc.alt pAs a freHeu-
doas contest and eoDPct.iiou 10 get hold Of
sili-ed.,ed sccurifies
Mt. Jones expressed his regret ;ha. The
public press should be 30 ihiolsrant Of those
Who were trying TO do their duty as they .Az
%. and thai attempts should be made hT
Influences outside OF the senate 10 rzilro.l
legislation through the Senate. wlih0u, at
tempting 10 eriIieise any Of tho.r Eho IA
yofed repeal, he had aevcr heard one of thefa
give reAsoa why II wanted The purchasing
Glance repealed
Mr.. joaes At O'Clock .aid there VA. no de-
sire among those on his side Of the que-tioa
10 consume time unnecessarily. but as he ~As
tired be would yield the hnor Ana AIioH his
colleague, hr. Stewart. 10 resume hls speech
and he would Ask the indulgence OF the Sen
ate 20 proceed At come other tine
hr Faulkner being .ztlsaed that the re-
marks OF Mr.. Jones correctly stated the po.i-
Ton OF the opponents Of the biil moved that
the Senate take a recess Until 10 o'clor. 10,
morrow, which was d0ae.
HoUsE-Dehste on the bankruptcy hIIl
was resumed. A lively debate ,ook pise-
closed by Mr.. Bryan In opposition 10 the blll
lie claimed the bill was not drawn 10 the To-
terrst OF the debtor class. IL come. from the
wholesaler who desires better uethoI Of
collecting his debts. Under the state law.
the mAn who attacks the credit of Debtor
was liable for damages, bat this bIIl would
place every debtor at the mercy of the cred.
itor Shether he was solvent or moi: IN,
news from the senate Of the probable passing
I fNf Al