The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-23

s.i.tiy announced within twenty Hour
ho,r, Of Secretary Carlisle's positive
,,stsment that no Immediate issue Of
bonds was contemplated, has succeeded
the elections a. conversational topic ~
Washington. Secretary Carlisle h"a
reputation for truthiulnsss that is not
e.eelled by any man In public life. FOR
that reason II 10 inferred by many that
there ls truth 10 the talk about ffeH'
d.nt Cleveland having made the ar
rangements Tor the bond issue "iA
Wal street bankers without consulting
Secretary Carlisle, although the pfesf
d.nt himself has denied that he did. Tbs
puuling thing absut that theory Is that
secretary Carlisle should he Wiling 10
remain In the cabine, after such hu'
initiation. II IL positively asserted by
some that Secretary Carlisle will resign
\. .oop a. he completes his annual re-
Dor. to congress, upon which he 10 no"
working.
just Why these bonds should bs IT,
sued at this time is not apparent The
gold reserve is ii2,OOO,OOo more than u
.v,.rsi months ago, aud although
the receipt, Of the government from Gus
tom. dutis, are less than they were en-
psc,ed 10 be, many, even among tho
land advocates. ,sgsrd the issue "
bond. a, premature. twas quite fully
,,o,., bv IN. Last bond issue that u was
merely . pleasing fiction u suppose
,,st an. money received from the sale
otloud. addsd that much 10 the gold
,...,v. iund. theoretically II does. but
,,.et,e.llv II didn't. The government
,eooir.d that gold should be- paid Tor the
hond. and the gold was paid. bu, tbs
purchaser. Of the bond. IN many In
.,,ness Immediately presented treasury
notes and got their gold back for them
s,d Their. il no reason Tor supposing
that purchasers Of the present issue ol
b,nds will not 10 likewise. All these
thing. and more will he heard from a.
. :. rsnst,s. meets. ~ there has
Z ta,ii..,lo,, a any change la th,
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'"s p''..s.....'t,.,,on.In .ll nsyotia
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. p'Oy Ia. d,g.,.ns. of opln,on a
/, " $3.50 :, .a..n,,n, IA. commi,
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- .,..,I,,.,Ion
-, - cn,,.nt t.lk senato
,- Ho I,,..1 s.n.,o, Ransom 4
e .a. ~. n.mocya,,e leaders q
.lSor,h Carolina 70 rs.or, 10 trictsry ,
Z dslea, the will Of majority Of the vo
+, srs a. recently expressed BY the Gle
> ton OTIS legislature, and Senator hA'
q ,om las accepted the advice. The ui'
II Il that the governor shall call an ext
4. session Of the Legislature which eHpir
by limitation Decsmber ~, next, At
- that this Legislature shall elect a sueo'
u" sor To the late Senator Vance, who
OF term expires March ,, 1877, and also
er successor To Senator Ransom. wh'
Ia term expires March >, 1895, he resis
I, ing 80 AS TO make a vacancy. Such
proceeding would nest. the condemn
ton VI conservative men eVsryWhel
~ Daring the recent campaign every vol
10 In North Carolina knew that he was
vote for members Of Legislators viii
-, Nould have the election oitwo Unit
States senators, aud those who weu
w. at,emp, to gain temporary bsneht
cd any such tricksry AS that msntisn
he would In the end be surs to nnd
m dearly bought. It 10 not believed
=. Washington tina, the governor will u
" his aid " such trick.
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