New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08
REFORM OF THE CURRENCf.
THE OUTLOOK FOR LEGISLATION AT THE
PRESENT SESSION.
Active WORK BY THE ADMINISTRATION FUN
c,RIIsI.E's PIAN-HEARINGs TO BE GIVEN
nv THE RANKING CoMMITTEE-cHAIR-
MAN spRINGERs VIEWS.
inv TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l

inv TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEI
u....,na,or Dec. 7-Indicatons begin to appear
that the Administration is taking an ac'iVe pa.'
~ hohar NJ the so-called Carlisle banking scheme
"a that its efforts meeting win SOME SUE
- sneaker Crisp to-day said to Tribune COT
snondent that he considered the pan " oe
Good one in the main. and II was appdien' mo ,'r
,a,arc. would be exerted in FAVOR Oh tue o'
framed on the lines proposed by 'ne oe1, s,s
,,a treasury and approved by the fresue,i' Ia ~ m
~ wuo tIe also appeared to be hopetui' IL no'
,rdaed confident, that the Dill "oua pa ~
.'s'eru =, ponresentatives at this session. but eS-
rrossed some doubt to whether the house anu
80, =. would he able to agree on any measure
A, mas expected the Administration s"ne"'' -"
-, ,ho e0ect OF disorganzing ard weaKeh'hs ''e
- .o,nase faction to some extent because many
:, the southern and Southwestern Dehoo'as
aay 70 seize any opportunity which Proi,,' "a
to. ,be people more money OF so"ie n'N'
- overwhelming majority of them long lot us &c,
, " =, ,ha tax on State bank circulation ana tue
rshu,tation of the State banks heo uos ~
..,,dcat' banknotes have no terro'' io' -.
c,,oa of the extremely radical SILVER men 49,
rrosea that the adoption of any nnahc'ai n'
which will give an abundance OF currency, 49,
"".o" u od or not will indefinitely postpone the
,s,oration OF silver money metal -. -
NOT eliminate the question entreiy io''' IN I'll a.
o.,rnaign are resisting the movement "S an
,bev can and some OF them threa'." -,
h',s,sr IN the House until the end OF the sess'o"
a., 49, r,at,er is pressed. Such action howe'e',
,,,d NOT he effective. II the Committee vi -
should so far yield TO the wishes oi '"e - d.-
ration as TO bring in special o'uei ~ No ,o-s
., urless the opponents of the measure W.
.,r,,y enough to break the quorum "niS,, -,s -
~, 30 90 d,eicult a task at this session az II "ou''
,,,.o hsan at any time before November o. -
couo Of the Popusts disposed to accuse 'ne
Administration of trying to steal some o' ''N''
thunder Senator PETER. for eAa'hpie' 60 .r,a,n
Tho populists propose issue money on Thev
I,p Inc Of the value OF actual produces. mn on
propose for the Governmenb, eabonee 10 This plan pro
noses for the Government 70 iou as the bankers 1t
capital STOCK on Of the idea to certain class ana
u u certain ~s sort of possessions on'y. oo,ro a,
A aisposition manifested AT ''e "e.e rrnsrcy
,,a uonse committee Banking ana currency
the iious 90 COT a financial measure before the
tIso as sneedily as possible so pronounced VIC"
,h,s feeling that the proposition to grant "eAs.s a.
mot with considerable opposition UNI" ~ ,,
,,,derstanding was reached that the hearliss
M, no permtted to cause great ueias' o 80 80
,ose AT the end of next week. Ihere was ee
oo,e % .rsss,on ~ ~ op,non among the Democrats
49,, a hill should be reported before the hohdays'
, como NJ the Republicans concurred III this oP'''
,,r Resolutions were adopted provding lot "e
,un secretary Carlisle. Controller Eckeis ana so'ne
othar persons not named the charma" % 49, 49,
ooymttee was directed 20 get PERMISSION ioi Inv
committee to sit during the session OF 'he f,
~ oiscussing the prospects of currency iegsiato"
nv this Congress Chairman Springer 10, toaay cnymttes
f am not authorized to SPEAK spi,on U hat bill will
be nrepared by the Committee on bn,s hsss % the adj
and sTemt'eGsh nit Ghrstmss D ma holidays There
General feeling the committee IN ssvo on the
action an ana members Of the House so far as know
"a that something should De a9he tuss 10 corsider
that sesmre we w as soon as Congress reassembless
DO you think there VIII oe Observation-Disclosures
1T is impossible sacbed ,oI I but find that among the
ilcHt VIZ comDrOmSing spirit pTtNdue.
mem seem to be willing to lay aside their inHvd
ua preferences and .dnG ayOr nd teai safe measure
obnna6e xon Il mink o that bill conforming to the Seq
reTy yy5aG So sas sSa ss.
recommendation OF the committee f nen'ru nv ~ oninon
eye It cSaa in his message and Secretary per-
sonay have said that rsy aoe in anything
in this line that Congress may ueei'' just anu
proper prep Cox OF Tennessee member OF the Banking
and currency Committee and strong advocase AT h ol
the repeal Of the STATE bank oS aaI report pa measure
eyedd na snar he report Of Secretary Carlisle which
Would Would be adopted by the House
ppEcKrNRIpGE SEEKING REVENGE.
NE MEANS TO DOWN" BLACKBURN IF IT
COSTS THE DEMOCRATS SENATOR
FROM KENTUCKY.
v..h,ryton Dec (SpeciaD-Much comment has
h.sr excited here by dispatches from Lexington.
Nv announcing that Colonel W. c. r. Breckin-
ridge has decided to make contest next iaIi ior
the seat in the Senate now held by Mr. Blackourn'
Colonel Breckinridge and Mr.. Blackburn both live
in the same Congress district. and the plan OF the
Colonels following is said to be to secure the nom-
nation OF Breckenridge candidates for the Lesisia-
,ure IN the eight counties Of the With District or
failing In this to throw the Brecknridge stle"s'n
IN RepubIican candidates thus nsuring the loss OF
the Legislature and the defeat of Mr.. Blackburn.
Senator Blackburn and the "silver-tongned de-
fendant in the Pollard trial are not on speaking
x,inod give his