Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31

to current expenses. lie aid not see any
authority Of law Tor that. Therefore. he
said to gentlemen on the other side that
they must provide for the deficiency in
some other way than by tampering with
the money got from the bonds FOR one
purpose only. They must provide other
funds. II necessary, to make good any
deficiency IN the current revenue. That
was perfectly clear.
But ON this pending question he
said. Il feel that We ought not only 10
vote down this resolution. but 10 vote
atiirmatively for a resolution that the
Secretary OF the Treasury has the un-
questionable power TO issue any of the
kinds OF bonds provided FOR in the re-
funding act I'm order To maintain that
solid reserve In the Treasury on when
all our credit and all our money rests.
Mr.. Quay Republican,. Of Pennsylvania.
offered an amendment TO the resolution
providing that the money received from
the bonds shall be- applied only 10 the
redemption Of legaI-tender notes OF the
United states presented at the sub-Trca-
sury IN the city Of New York.
Mr. Dubois Ropublcam. OF Idaho.
moved as a. substitute to the resolution
the one reported in the House OF Repre-
s,nta:ives from the Committee on Bank
.ng and Currency.
Nj. sherman ffiltfNtl iNtI iit el'-
proved Of that resolution because u re-
c)elizad ,he FUN authority ot the Sccre-
tdry Uf the Treasury 20 sell bonds for
redemption purposes aud declared chat
the money received from bonds should
not he used for other purposes.
At % lock the election bill was 'aknn
Up and tho bond matter went over. AS
the outgrowth of q collouuy h'tWt'n
Nle~srs. Gray H0ar. aHd Chandler, IL
NaS agreed that general debate on the
10. i-tlIttrf hill should cease 8f
O'Clock T. NJ Tuesday next. at which
time debate should boz had under the i've.
minutes rIie and proceed until the OH
was disposed or
Mr.. Chandler offered two amendments
- 'ha repeal bin. the first providing mat
the fag OF the IIited states ant the
vorls For Eepr-,cutatiy" I'm Congress
should hr stamped on every box Tor com
srassional ballots In the elections m the
states. and providing that a penalty ol
slJl fire. or thirty days impflsonmen' or
both snail be imposed for ai} Violation
of IN" provision. The secort lmeudm'h h,
requires election judges t. makr up ana
publicity declare the result OF the CON
,res~ion1l election ia the precinct imm-Dl-
at.ly after The close ~ the p"il
Mr.. Turuir took the floor against Iu'
election law and held it until $3.50 J. NJ
when the Seutte went into executive srs'
40 ii5 the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House very promptly went int,
| C0wmittc. ~ the Who'll. % consider 'h'
| ariT blI this morning on motion of
Mr. Richardson OF Tennessee, htNiia
/ list,ue.d with the call of committees fol
! reuorts
rhc consideration or the mcome-tay
! bin was resumed. and Mr.. Gov rt blDn".
/ crau OF Nrw York. took up Oh" thfe3.
Of his argument against it whore h' ha,
! dropped 1t ycsteriay wtcn the llous, t"or
| a. recess. g. declared that th" bhl was
| extremely sectional ln IT'S proNl~ipir' dH
| would boar with particular severity oI
the North ana East
Colorado. delivered a stirring ami rInen.
! speech lu favor of an iucJme-ttN. h'
prec .,ilng speaker had charlctcreed th.
! bin as "a Populist measure. he admitte'
! that in th. Omaha Convention th" i'pu
! U-t urtv had declared for graduate,
! uclfu.-tlN ana iu line with that plat
form hc proposed to offer an amtudm-n
! 90 thtr eni WHEN th" hill was np-u fol
| amendment. 49, favored Sraiyd tax
| $500. ami running up p" per t.Nt Cd.
! uc1m Of 100000 or more.
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