New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18

,.o s.r,,es, hour stop the expenditure Of az y
ne where il by law and ,bs w snscom
Of public buildings and all pu6iic ~ p,h rate of
The idea Of going on anu sps avnnS our revenue Is
mt,r,v indefensible in government Ike ours nie
idea that are not even ws referring TO the
Issue of bonds, Is monstrous one oena 'nrsase
the Other side n say KIT ,na We are Increasing publ;
debt BY owing Think OF great Se and re
owing to It's people This ought hY' the he Senate and
u onsres These are questions which cannon ne
evaded We must decide TINS sl,vet the Democrats
cannot do it, ana will retire from ,b the cha per
, do ne hest we can with our silver iriInoSS
who belong and who are ,n,ro' ,s the proper
5mv and therefore beg OF YOU not IN nrsme
or in anger to perform IT, You nave QUESTION now
noo You 1' ought to do it, That is all that can Say
Air. Morgan Dem And w0 viii Vote for the
Internationally repeal of the entire act ea"e' '"'
Mr. Shcrman--No and no other man WI" imds un
stands ,he subject would do IT, IN my , JUICY
TO it would be to dishonor n ana Outstanding
Would be to draw out the Treasrg ,ne 10 the
Of nony f S9f ban s note redemption
are many provisions in that ia We Senator from
Dls sOS win 10 read il carefully and ponder c the be
s,hiect he will understand why sVu III, about
wbIch there is any controversy or dispute ye sry
provision FOR the purchase OF silver o., unanimously
u both houses of Congress and by the coniere e
az both houses My honorable trisnd woau aston
propose to repeal IL II ne Wo"'" ''
In all OF its details -
HE WILL. TRY TO REPEAL THE WHOLE ~ l.
Mr. Norcan-I have studied it, and VIII oner
an amendn,ent to repeal the whole ACT al" VIII
ask vote upon H. . ,.A ,ha
Mr. Sherman-I shall vote against II WIN w
greatest pleasure and have no DOUBT una, wv
thirds of the Senator's the other side VIII 90 ''e
SAM. ..e ..-.4 8. "t.
Mr. Morean-Very well; We will try it.
Mfr. Shenandoah is precisely what we want you
To do Vby do we sit mere without a single vote
upon any question? If we VIII Try IL to hS rJ
alter all The long debate when mas I'LL %st FOR
The n.onIe Of the United states will gladden. the
hearts of millions of iaboring men who hae t ,ne
b,sinsss cares of thousands of men whose wh0le
fortunes are embarked in trade: we VIII relieve tn
farmer and facilitate the uahsy S =. now cloeged
b. the want Of money ther" - W ia0"'s ~
cotton and and wheat FOR foreign consd a ~,
ton Break down this barrier now inaii.'a", h, ~
tho Senate OF the United States; break up tnis
hllhustering and obstruction 10 tne VII. ~, 49,
majority give the Senate force anu p1Mo LIS Viii
brighten business wiz resume It's ordinary Cou,S
and ali the clouds which lowered upon our house,
shall be I'm the deep bosom OF the ocean ""eN
The discussion was continued by Mr. Cali spem;,
Flal and MI Mills DEN TfT . M said sat that Mr.
Sherman had hit the mark when ne placed ','e &c
sponsbility for action upon the Democth.ic p 60
and after "A little cross-questoning between sen
aiors Rutler Hill and Mills, Mr.. voorhees, ARCS;
lie said ne wanted to pour ell upon the ,roupisu
waters There had been "A good deal OF , con'Pa'ma
sbst ,he senate take recess until 10 O'Clock To-
morrow morning. Mr. Butler nerpo,sed mo,ion
,pan nrsv,ipd by a vote of IS to 8. and at I'D the
senate took . recess until 10 o'clock Tomorrow