The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

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author nrst declaring that the siiver men had
not yet surrendered ~. .na-
1 mcnt and IL was reiected-ayes -, hays oe
Tne detailed vote on the Peiier amendment
was as follows: n.
Ycas-AlIep. Bate, Berry, blackburn, But
/ ier. Call. Coke, Daniel, Dubois George, hAr-
ri., Irby. Jones (Arkansasl, Jones tNe,sual,
Kyle, Martin. pasco rsIsr, % rose ysna. w,
! Walthall and Woleott Total. .
Nays-Aldrieh, Cafrey, Camden, carey,
Gallon. Davis, Dixon, Dolph, Faulkner, Frye,
1 Gailinger, Gibson, German. Gray, hals, his-
gins Hin, Hoar. Lindsay, Lodge MeMtian-
NePherson. Mills, MAnde-son. Mitchell OF Wis
consin, Morrill,, Murphy, Palmer, feTSins'
] Proctor, Quay Ransom, sherman, sinitn'
stoekbridge, Turpie, Villas, Nooshees, WAsn-
burn and White Of louisiana Total, -.
The follosing pairs were announced ntst-
named being Affirmative. Cockrcl and ALI
l son. Cameron and Brtec, White California;
and Chandler, Colquitt and isoa, Ietu-
I grew and Gurt!On, HAnshroGgh aod NILS,
Morgan and HaEley, Hunion and tIath Nii-
| chell ioregou) and Squire.
Mr. voorhees, then moved that the suost-
I tute reported hY the finance committee Tor
House bill be adopted. and ssked open eon
sent that after IT, adoption Il might be tfrst,
ed A. open TO amendment a. the original hiil
would he To the latter request there a. no
objection. On his motion the ayes Ant nAys
uere taken and vote o, yeas >, nays y. the
substitute reported By the finance e1inmittee
va. agreed To- Thosc who voted against
the substitute uefe senators Ali-H- Bate,
Call, Coke, Irhy, Kyle. Peter Roach Aad
Vance
Mr. Perkins Of California thea offered the
! Amendment Of which be had -iren notice on
October II. II provides for the coinage Of
American silver al The cIisiius ratio, with a
seigaiorage charge o. % prr oent No go.d
issue OF les dctoainaiion iAan $40 are 70 bs
coined. aud 90 legal tender, national cur
rcncy or treasury noies Of a less dcnosnin.-
ton thaa IS arc 10 Be is-acd
Brief remarks were made By fcEkias and
Allen. and thea Mr.. Teller took tlc 1oor. hr
spoke with great bitterness Of the action OF
! RepuhlleaL rcpcaiers and characterized The
situation as dis<Taeefgl surrrader
''To me this Is the noe; terrible moment Of
my legislative hfc,H said Me-. Teller uith
much ferling TO me u brings ula<c fcAf
than haything sinee ! eutcrci paoile life
I fear We are catrrigs uPou = financial sysicm
from which there i absolutely no rseapc-
knuE tbc=r slil be no favorable irstslAiso1
for silver uain the Ancricsn people are beard
from at the halo; box, zad heard ;n1u In =
uay that zilI oganPei Afteuiioa 10 theiF DE-
sires Nj Presilrnt. l an not a T-usslmls;; ]
never have hecn- ! hm al oqtlHsist have
never sosl disaster And distress EruElzs cot
Of poliiios simply bocause they did not meet
ny approval have fAlia In The AueSicaa
prople-"
Here Mr. Telicr's roscc ehoKod and te.rs
came 20 bis eyes, lie SPOKE NOS; izptrs
sIycly and aAs accorded the gndir!ec4 A.
tsutioa % ever seaainr aEl the large s4di
euee IN the GALLERIES
Mr. Nc1fhec. desire! 10 sceare vote oa
the PerkIps aalendurnl bet ~ NJ. WclcQtt
cEprcsscd uish 10 sebnli sc-ac rrsuArkss es
moved that The sesa.e take fsccss unui II
o'eiock to-EaoTros morning aad The nosioa
vas agreed 10 Al 5 40 O'elock
tnty-fIrst nay
snNs1E-rae ur.rncy deEeleaey bill "a,
considered and passed Ih- ioias resa'sfiqa
offered ty Mr.. Cuiiuu yesterday. trznsferriz-
the updrl batiis ship iillnois 70 tss stale q
Illinois as an arunosy foc -. Eaysl militia q
that state. At the ciose Of he Moria's Pair,
EAs pAssed.
The rrpszl bli vas iskca up a; II 70 a IA
a1d Mr. Woicuit addFrss11 The senate lie
was replied 10 % Mr.. sherman Hho expressed
his sTmPAthl s!th The seaaLprs frozs The al
ycr states and sali u The guestt1n 1li no. IN
yoivc the serious iniercsts q the rnttrr coan-
Try. he and those tho believed wtiA him
would te Hiliias 20 grant thelr appeals asd
grant them al they Asked He sks later
rapted By = runzirg Gre o; QEeatlors from
the silver men
The question reegrred on NJ Perkin.
Aulcudueni and By vote q yea. 10 nAys 81.
the Scaa;e rejected T.
Nr. Berry orcrci an amendment proFsdlns
Tor the revival ot TIE blAnd-Ail!so1 act azd
spoke IN IL support Il s4s rejected b. a
vote Of a3 TO 81
Half dozcn other amend n eats rerr voted
down By v2rying mAjosities, sad The senate
AdioaFnrd with the Gadersta nalng thAta vote
would Be takcu On Moadsy.
seventy -~eon Day.
szSkIK-The public hsd ample warnlas q
the great speeches 10 be delivered And before
II O'Clock the galleries sorr back aere pso-
pie Aad tho pres gallery ihroased NIth "a
newspaper correspondents, uho have yisi-
isnuy watched this aerecly ly-eoGtested haliie
from the outset
Mr.. Cameron Of feansJlvazlz thea read a
statement as 10 his position and yicws on TIC
repeal bilL II wAs, In part, A. foilosss
'-Neither sldc O. the senate has made a su--
gesiion, which Ia my oplnioa. has beea broad
enough aad, therefore, have studionsly
afoidei voting against the amendment. pro
posed. There cAa be bot one solution Free
coinage OF the American product of silver Is
essential TO our prosperity. The senAte can
not with self-respeci pass such a rneasufc 1s
this Look Tor a moment 81 the Arguments
put forward in support OF repeal, une Of The
most forciole Il that u would ohlge Europe
TO enter Into an agreement with Us to return
TO the use OF silver as money. That is TO ,ay.
we Intend to cut OF our American market for
silver In order TO throw rfty million ounces
year on the European market IN alditioa To
What We already send, Ia the hope Of break
down iis market prioe. We have q deaeit Of
several millions a month. IL We manage 10
keep nfty mllliOus OF gold 10 the ireasurJ, We
shall do well We are wasting cor silver aud
our gold AHd our credit aud We call renoa-
stranee faciious
Mr.. Morgan thea addressed the Senate
The situation in the Senate seemed 10 hlm TO
be very lsmentabie; oue which he could
speak OF only ~iih paiu. and which he could
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