Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-20
DISCUSSING IT IN WASHINGTON.
The Concensus OF Opinion IL That the
Bond issue is Legal ana VIII stand.

The Conceusus Of Opinion IL That the
Hond Issue IL Legal ana VIII stand.
NA-UNGTON, ID. c., January Is
The Baltimore dispatch announcing a
threatened iujunction by the Knights
r.. Labor against Secretary Carlisle to
restrain him from issuing $50, 600, 600 in
ODDS as contemplated by him, was
'.acu 90 the Treasury Department this
afternoon aud shown to the Secretary.
NrD4r Size merely read the patch but
d'c 'lra 10 say anything whatever on
the subject for publication. Other Off
Gals W. the department 10 whom the
a. patch was shown were not SURPRISED
- .s4ruiug its contents The feeling
"i-s"e knights OF Labor and OF labor
unions generally on the bond question
was known TO be unfavorable, as had
been shown by the passage OF resoIu-
t.l~ against IL. The officials were
unit 10 the opinion that
tae Secretary had nothing more
l-aa temporary delay TO fear
from ujunctiOn proceedings, and even
l-.' iley did not think ia the least de
gre" probable. The Secretary con-
TED the Attorney General, the law
oHter or the government and the Pres
.artl before issuing the bond call. An
atom, for writs OF Injunction or
maLa-mu, against department. officials
'ir generally made TO one OF the ius-
l.e, oi the Supreme Court OF che his
ir. O.. Columbia.
40 appea. from decision Of the Su
p.rm- Court of the District would be To
.-T ",lfat Court OF Appeals, but In the
ordinary course Of events could not be
is"rd 1y the higher court for severaI
'N."lHr unless an order advancing IL on
me calendar was made. From the Cont
A-'edis the case might be taken To
.is uited States Supreme Court.
'At dl,cOuragement that nm
-->.ohah.F would be met bv
''. tI.Iiuers in the lower courts
h.t cause them 20 cease their efforts.
.'. eyed no delay would be- occas-
.'- '} these legal proceedings as even
'[tTy Injunction would be de-
The POpulists OF the House
AothIng about the Injunction
-t'-. the bond issue. Jerry
i'.l' Of Kansas, SAYS he
nave no hand in II.
"'i.i be clad N 10 we're true. Re-
--al'Ve luibefson, OF Texas. Chair
.Nf Judiciary Committee, says
0' doubt of the power OF Sec
... tI'I,Is TO Issue bonds for the
'I the resumption act. Tho
.',' Is mat the proceedings would
.1 standing iu court.
NFaul sentiment is EXPRESSED o,,o,,
. leaders OF the House against
t1d clause" Of Secretsrv c..
notice OF bond sale. Represen-
hand DEM. Missouri saws
.- ino first time he has ever seen
tatemeutdcclluinz To- accent
any of the various forms Of
.'ar' aud requiring payment in
standard silver dollar isa fuu
.ter, said Mr.. Bland. "and ft
'er.l and must be received i'm
nF these bonds The act
h'th The bonds are Issued pro-
.Dai they shall be payable IL,
.'os not say gold coin. Al
'I ine act the standard silver
was ID iu'. legal tender. so that 4,
oe Il. .udeo in the meaning OF the
rt .He antI.siiver men take issue
MI. b lud on this point Thee
.'at ihe bonds are issued undsr 80
tt'n act Of 1875. which provides
'.ls should be- sold Tor .coIrn
p''lt out that before this in
..., vas demouetized so that it
.ft.. Ue included iu the meaning
word "c0in."
rom the Legality OF the gold
- 'n' silver men say agafnst
I'lcF 90 make pubIlc di.cri,,s
against one 81 the money rpetsis
',', ard that the effect of tt,o
. It action is 90 tend To send
' preU 'um eld % dtsturb -
'f'"ee Fo.f and silver coins
nierve Tracy Dem. Ne,
'n' OF ine ant-silver leaders 6f
..., elary Carlisle wants no more
ior he a'readyi has lr the trsss'
,.. glSh mere thau be wants. VIVA,
H. e Us gold lt is fortunate. under
0Ieumsiaucef, that she law Al.