New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12
SILENCE IS THEIR MOTTO.
DEMOCRATIC PERFORMERS" SEEM TO BE
STRUCK DUNE.
WILSON AND BLAND AND HATCH AND FfTHiAN
AND SPRINGER ALL SEEM TO BIZ WITH
OFT VOICE OR ANIMATION HAVE
THEY DESERTED THE SHIP?
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yoeh,neton Nov. lit may have been observed
that Democratic statesmen who are members oil
the Lila Congress have been unusually retcont
since Tuesday. and that all discussion as 10 the
prohab.e course and results of legislation at the
coming session has been confined 10 a lew news
papers. II Is true that Ambassador Bayard who
left his post Of official duty and travelled all lhe
way from London to Wilmington in order to file
an iron-clad mortgage on Mr. Hggins's seat In the
United states Senate has declared that the Demo
cratic ma iorty in that body must 20 on ana pass
the 'popgIn" tariff bills that were forced through
the House Of Representatives under the lash Of q
Democratic caucus three months ago. 1t l. "A hish
and patriotic as well an imperative party duty
to 20 this and 20 it promptly. says Mr. Bayard IL
substance and with most impressive emphasis. Eut
it is 10 Doe noted that therr has been no iaVoripie
Response. either enthusiastic or otherwise from
Chairman Voorhees, or any other Democratic mem
Der q the Finance Committee OF the Senate; and
even the scholarly and pluckv che-rman OF the
Ways and Means Committee has failed to respohl
70 th, stirring appeal Of the Ambassador TO Great
Britain. whose comfortable salary will run TO tire
end o. the present Administration unless h. shall
choose voluntarily to surrender il, whereas FRO
fessor wilson will be "a statesman without a job
some three months hence, unless President CleFe-
land shall be- able and willing to give him another
place IL tho public crib Probably Mr. Wilson's
Ga. al
' -. ...4,, e,, o.. ,,o,.e,., ,rould i,nne, him
'"''' ~ ''''' ~ -, or
- t,lG-c su'r a place u Il sNouli DC "Nci0''
Another statesman who ha, been a. silent rs
Mr. Wilson since Tues lay. and who IS as great an
apostle Of currency and coinage reform" as TIE
We. Nir.nian Statesman tx Of the other sort OF
..ror,r,, o.. j.. Mr. BLAND Of Lebanon Mo lie is the
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chairman or the committee on coinage 10 W." "a
AIR Bl.ud'e constant and fiery dDcl ~.ation and
,,,.... t,..... .4 -, c,,.o. ,s roo silver
-' " 90 49, ..,...
lnii.f o." l'.i I'VE 3! -J'e years, MS pieae'. 80
s utterly Hpiioab.e. II may le that he, Ike MI.
l.r,,n fine. .fn,. orator ~ the Platte" has decided
49,. ,,,,.it. ..f f.....i,.. ,.,t.h ,.otii., be as
80 ~ puuH' i''' ''''.'''' t t a., -, Hr,,r's
T'H''"iif tppI'' .' j." iiH '- -, " 80 80, si...r
o "i} lui.nt All tnrsr year s'lty p.c'n.. ~ ,,
"'frl mar u Nond Nr nli4 i'' l'"s' v' =. '..b
~ n-i'eS anu a salary oi }"'N" a !tAi' I'''''
~. ihDI.hI
Ana there IS William NJ springer inc oiHS d'i'vV"
statesman, chairman OF tho comm zee on ,dl''
S,V,e IN Congress ms never D, m ~
~ ie i''i "l" HrtI,-t III ili'i. % - ,H -.
i.h ,H' 'ii- .l-' t~W'I o. i'.',,.., u. ,s -
j.. 'ssl'H w w - ~ '.'e' ~ n',,,1,cr. 81,
.'l'. ii' -IHl 'ht'lr' 'o..5l w -, n,',nsite
V"rl'I ann" nae "'A ,o41d.i,'" ~ ~, -
ihnc LOOK our ior springer pIoEra'I'", ~ ,y
next session oi congress aHt ~ yer uii, -, ~
ms me ll'l' non AM, ~ - W. No., t, ,ra
20 his friends that Chairman Sprlnser had pre-
pared a comprehensive ana tlanoi'it nrtsu'" ~
lc0 construct me enif" currency ana ptuhins sSS-
toms 81 Che United states. ana pac" botn on
sound ana endutlnS basis. can II d. possible tnd'
Dr. has abandon tnls-that ne Ia leo,irl 20 az
io" ~" country - hoNnd"r on ~ 'hr v.I ulS ~