The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-09

messages. and says that it, one-sided ergu.
nent nuts now weapon in the hands nf the
silver m en-, with which to Eight at tho present
session OF Congress.
Tho, anti-slyer men are connaont 70. nne sn.
being. held will he . rian, ny which PROPOSE,
ton for the rerenl Of the sherman law and
"en be brought uiI without the delay that Will
eneue II the House is to be organized ard a
proceeded with. 4 low OF the silver mon adj
nit that there may be some hasis for these
hops The very large nt6 Ty @, me INV nSrs
with what Is anid by Senator Teller and Rep
fesentative BRYAN. and announce with en-
sherman law can he taken .ithor now or at
anv other time without an exhaustive debate
81 a asanS VIII Ss St s9 % Tss every
krer frequent, consultations, 1t has been
ssGsd adS Se o sy SS S'r po ts
OF the silver purchase law that 1t would
not be wise 70 attempt to secure The re-
t f,,Ss are several ressons why 4 Is likely 6s
TO- se in the s
very much ~ opposed to, accepting Bonrbe
GSckran as the leader o. the r Fn,i;
men realize his brilliancy. and ability
As an orator. but they are not satisfied with
authority OF the house. The feeling against
Mr. Cochran hns found EXPRESSION IN many
a e sg 5 9Sy Ssn inst S Snd TGs
feeling means. OF course. also opposition to
his plan OF securing the repeal OF the sherman
point, the remarks OF Gen. Tracey. one Of the
most earnest advocates OF reneal and the close
personal and political friend Of President Cleve-
s submitted r1, ,, .' ,s. '~a ,o
will be seriously begun In advance OF tho APP
pointment q the committees. mness Bourke
Cochran shall be able to hvnnotize them. As
vance Of the adoption q the rules. under par.
Iameptary lay socalISd t does not seem to
to he m have Sesn ha they
could avoid nlibustering by securing action
under narllamensry lay In advance ot the
I think that Mr., COCHRAN is mistaken. Tic
to me to be greater. for tllibustering under the
vague and iniennite system Of parliamentary
sn It TGa S ss R% r."
OF parliamentary law. me9ns practically that
the Speaker Is 70 etermne What C should r be
to aon "ssum a." s such nnf n"' lie wona
prefer in nv Judgment. TO divide his resGo,nsi-
viii be no difficulty; think. in securing action
upon the repeal hill after the committee shall
have been in hs tsGs@r Sgr in
rule fixing the time when debate shall close
on my particular mca s and i the s ~ S
action taken in accordance with such rule,
II will he entirely practicable to accom- nlsh 1t:
That; 1t seems to me. Is the only safe and
speedy solution
Another thing is true. and that Is thar the
anti-silver men have not yet been brought to
the point OF placing entire confidence in the |
reported conversion OF speaker Crisp to tho |
anti -siver movement. The Speakers anteee-
been counted as favoring the repeal but now |
that he has been elected Speak is not certain
that he will feel under obligations to abandon !
the views OF his constituents and of hia section |
and to anger the Populists who are strong In |
after are pleased to call the gold hugs"
Moreover. in the matter Of the execution OF |
law. so much depends upon the |
Speaker that it is evident that the friends OF
entering upon emit to act under par
iamentary law II Mr.. Reed were in the chair
han they now do with Mr.. Crisp in 1t.
The free silver men In the House propose
the PROPOSITIONS made to them by
he leaders Of the anti-silver movement. They
IRE to consider whether they will agree to
ull and free discussion OF the proposition for
ludiny free coinage: &c. and then fix . time
or a direct vote on the various propositions in
egular order. The anti-silver leaders are
9. might -, hopeful that the free silver
he. situation at their difference to- morrow
md meet the friends OF repeal half way. II
he conference to-morrow comes to naught.
he anti silver men will then be obliged to
the natural order Of events
nan law and take chances OF fighting 1t
hrouGh the Coinage Committee and the
House. Representative Fitch says he is con-
dent that a good working majority OF the
hat measure propose to try and force direct
Ote ut tho earliest moment possible.