The sun., 1894-05-29


pnt H.. the PLEDGES made 70 the people b. the
SSsnpion an sm.ndm'ns 70 i ShIch Vr prsvId.. @
South L has. been ehsrssd % that Z !. S ssutS.
gel even ot oatsss% % os:s. Ha dSrns m &. iHoT. va.
BY making the Northern capitalists support
the the, GOy'tnHsst have no respect ioT The
which ihey are made. The South fsvots the
tiyss, but because e IA seUitsbie and right.
The people are theorizinR. They are hun
pioysd in the home Of pr prosfsss l"' and T develop
ment They are the Victims Of a condition
EEhlcb, + the natural result q Bolicy that 4:
every srtlnce and every m sthod Of delay Known
hat .sSt.ss out saSs,Satn as % oSss
countries Will protect our home market for our
millions OF Sosr Kopts fTD sooss ns' sr WEsS
In payment: and iust In proportion as others
been shut in, and we lind millions Of bushels
ot wheat being fed to hogs which under a
,peet m .erln would have found profitable
The WiissS bill is not all that It's rram.r.
psfy pledged GOS ssof% 1ns' pSP al tSss
the Democratic party desires but II Is a sub
:ttsn.isl :ts1 cVmplia1cs With pemocrstie PROBES;
reduces the dutie. Imposed 6y the Mckinley
bill oyer, 70 per cent, and this reduction Is
a performance in entire harmony with the
nIh,nS,pis nhShp apd p9lisy 81 the great ear5n
Bem9cfato oi theesy 81 taxation That duties
should be lightest upon necessities and heav-
lest upon articles OF luxury. but In 1898 the
500. 600, 600 in tariff duties upon goods sub
leet TO duty valued At S40V. 100000 and out OF
the S2OO.OOO,OUU. Sl2J.UOOOOO, or over UO per
cent, we're derived from com IN oditles In gem
eTAd use anu fairly classed as necessaries.
NH While luHuriss 81 all kinds paid only s75.ooo'-
In addition to tsrifr reform the Democratic
party 10 pledged to the reconciliation OF sill
the notes OF state banks With regard to the
free coinage OF silver, our party commit Is us to
against either. While IL ls desirable to secure
the remonetization OF silver by international
Sg5;Yssm.nt onYs sn 't Z the oppor,uhty offered
mont. believing that the immense resources
enable our Government to sustain 1t on a
parity with gold and compel recognition for II
agree with the senior Senator from Pennsyi.
vania Mr.. Cameron that II the United states
SSq p, ;: .S , MoaS bsy. s"Vsf % And is:
markets Of both continents. The barrier OF
Custom House. The bond Of silver would be-
stron ger than any bond OF free trade.
s.m6isd reco@me1dsd % the !" repeal oi the bank
tax. This tax should be repealed uncondi;;
tionSy and every state should 6s Pc psrmbted b
drancs on the part Of the general Government.
The contraction Of the currency ia one OF tho
and as long as it ts in the hands Of the few to
manipulate 1t and control the fscal policy OF
so long will there be depression in the sRri:
cultural sections Of the country. so long will
lower prices prevail for the rrodpcts q the
granted. either by the rem on tization o! silver
OF the repeal Of the bank tax. do not seemuch
rtS priSs Of co cotton tor e or oi Grain. ''' )" 'I'
The Bsmo.r"tiG pa party is Is bound G,U to to mass
reform would be to betray the Interests OF the
people who placed i in power. To iail In this
great dominating issue. upon which the last
would be to confess tho inability Of the party
to administer the Government. The Demo-
and D nssieettu Of It's opportunity Il. IN addition
70 tariff reform It falls to carry out by effective
as ssa smSoaisd U'sR In the DEMAND for s frss silver
coinage and the recommendation for the re-
peal of the Ten per cent. tax on state bank cir
cnlation. In this great emergency Ii is the
highest duty Of the statesmen andsaf patriots
10 enact such effective laws as will remove the
which. In a land Of plenty have wrought dis.
tress and ruin upon the great productive in
At the eonclnsion Of Mr.. walsh's speech an
am endment to Mr. Hales amendment was Of
s M s oa t6. SD to Pat
pIaHed Or nnlshe 90 cents when ton sued and
grooved. and 70 cents when plansd on both
sides and tOngued and groovsd.
Mr. Perkins tRep Cali made an argument
against placing lumber on the free list. He
was followed on the same side Of the question
by Mr.. Mitchell Rep. Or. who stated some
facts to show the importance and maRnituds
OF the lu her interest on the Pacific coast.
Mr. Dolph Rep, Or also spoke for the
coast and declared that the business depres-
sion OF the country had been caused not By tho
Mckinley law. hut by the threat OF repeating
It. lie spoke till 545. and then the Tariff bill
went over without action on either Of the pend
ing anne mendments.
Mr.. Voorhees, Dem. Ind) gave notice that
he would tomorrow move to adjourn over till
so as to observe Decoration Day As
a holiday
The Senate. after brief executive session. at
8 Il. ii. adjourned until to-morrow at 10 A III.