The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-28

mathematical demonstration that with
steadily uouI-.DrulHu Iuulul pruIuu.
.an t.p relative suppl. u. gold is steadily
decreasing. unN .I. -.u'. mast boa slow
I.. WHHw..u .NHn.uv No prices UUul
they g.t down lO u point w.i.. now seems
incredible But 20 cannot .u uu SEA. Such
process Zoo this age OF t.c world would
Doe prevented hy revolution i'm Europe 10
not iu this country The. have got used
TOO revolutions over thorv, and this prcs-ur,
upon the labliug poor W ] not bo borne
much longer Now, u.s. tu O future 40. ion
OF this house 60 /, pretty p' I'm that it will
take some t.rH to accom- ish anything
and thcn-vgll another az cal a. the pco.
pie You viii find 10y looki z over the rec
urds that every congress wi ch came in on
now and reformed issues h. tire same diff
hcultics To- contend with, , ld Sc are now
confronted with rs many wand difficult
problems as confronted @ congress NJ
1851
Panic Congress 5.
A study of the records 81 ,gc ted by Mr.
Hatch certainly goes far 10 sustain his
statement and reveals Some very curious
facts The First congress WIS in session II
months and the Second only lO.attcr which
came three very short and not very event
full terms. The Fifth was the first panic
congress- was called in spec al session May
., 1897, and sat two months, yet its en-
tire sittings covered but 10 months. The
panic of 1897, although terribly severe, did
not last very long, and after that came SOW
cral short terms, the Ninth congress sit
/ ting only eight months i'm all and being
| the shortest lived congress in our history.
/ 1t is "A little singular that the war congress
/ of lSl3-l5 was one Of the shortest, its en-
tire sittings covering but 10 months.
The Twenty fifth was another panic con
Rrcss. 1t convened by can of Mr. Van
Buren, on Sept 4, 1897, and was in session
most of the time to July 9. 1888 II one
half stated in the Wing papers Of that time
was true, this congress was the greatest
collection of traitors, rascals and nincom-
poops ever got together, and if one-half
they said was false the editorial liars of
that day could give us fellows 30 in the
/ game and double discount us. The main
fact to be noted is that the troubles of the
time resulted from causes long in opera
ton and could not be cured rapidly by any
/ legislation, in which that congress had
substantially the same difficulty as this
one has.
Long Sessions of Congress.
John Tyler's first congress tried hard to
break the record, but that was time of
such general trouble and 50 many horrible
tragedies atllc'ed the administration that
party lines were TO some extent Hilu aslue'
Inc longest session pcIort the war was
also the most remarhahle hetMeeh WASH
lngtoh ana Llncoln-hhlholy Jhau Oh uhe
lhlrly hrst congress- WHlch saU Cohulhu
ously from December 1919 TO the laSt uay
Oh september loo"' IL ellucu 'lS cureerS
vi many Si,", i''h anu p,''7'N Si'' ii'''9
urcS NHi ,.., lc'' ~ general II, 'Iu'loii III
parry PoIlOi'S' ~ S'Vt''u 'I'r H'"'"9 "S ~
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lIo'ii -deAlCo an" 's'a"'l9Ilou t'i"V system
w ~ 80 NUN III" ,'Ii
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Mr. ha'ch tHa' tiie FARMERS arc IA con
uIuoh oi gi"oii poru''llP Oh uSSPaIE
cannot say, put IL Is corIa- 'L' tiiaO T.
the cohultloh OIL very man. OF the uolhl
haht party III inns mousse esp'ci"HS OIL thoa,
VINO nave iatciy p''n nome TO see apou'
thclr VoilNcHOloils, IL - 9"i'l'N i''' minus
leading members OF party TO give up an
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