New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-14
HAWAIIAN CORRESPONDENCE READ.
THEN THE BLAND BILL is TAKEN UP-NO
TINE SET FOR A VOTE.

TINE SET FOR VOTE.
Washington, Feb. lS-Immediatey after the jour-
nal had been read and approved to-day the Ha-
waian correspondence the House yestcr
day afternoon, which arrived during the delivery
Of euogies upon the late Senator Stanford, was
read at the suggestion Of Mr.. Burrows Rep..
Mich). The Presidents note of transmittal and
the accompanying documents were referred to the
Committee Foreign Affairs
Mr.. Hit Rep.. I'D asked II the clerk had not
omitted TO read the letter from President Dole
10 Minister Willis, which referred 10 In the
correspondence. The clerk stated that he had read
all the papers which had been submitted
Mr. Reed Rep., Me- remarked that they had
no snecial delivery stamps in Hawaii. and Presi-
dent Dole's letter had probably been delayed en-
route.
An effort was made to take up the contested
election case Of Whatey against Cobb from the
Vtb Alabama District. but Mr.. Taylor Oem.,
indy who had the matter In charge would not
press the question of privilege.
The Seigniorage bill was taken up and Mr. Bland
Dem MOI asked unanimous consent that gen.
eral debate should close tomorrow afternoon AT
/ o'clock; general objection was mace on ,ile
Republican side. and there was demand for the
regular order Accordingly, the SieghloraSe OH "dS
taken under consideration. and Mr. kllgore ''e'ii'
Tex resumed the remarks which he had begun
last Friday. He favored the BILL ana sa'u ,na'
i,s effect would be TO remove the pressure when
now prevails upon the gold reserve ana place po'
ton Of II upon silver. where II properly pe'o's'u'
This would better aid the Government IN H'a'n-
tanning the parity between the two metals ho'-
withstanding the VIDE Variance III 'i'0' '
CONNER .ial commodities. 80,
Mr. Bell Dem, Tex) spoke in favor OF Inc Dill.
He thought 1t better TO issue money thah 10 Seii
bonds which would pass into the hands OF Na'lohal
banks and become an addl'onai cram ur', r NV
gold reserve He thought the issuance OF PaP,a
money in the shape Of greenbacks pIelerdOle ~
s' MT Johnson GSep.. " d. opposed the Pin He
favored the coinage Of seigniorage ana an DIIloh
IN the Treasury but ne regarded the pending meas
e eff Is '''e'''''' E.. ,.ror % ,ne
hill He did not believe It possible that the Secre-
tary of the Treasury could accumulate ana main
dsenn cSrrency but that silver should also be male
available for PURPOSES OF d h Introduced and
Mr benson Dem Ala favored the bin. lie
aboring and industrial classes ne i rlch rbe
repeai of the Sherman act had brought no rriT,;
but the condition Of the poor had s'eadhy sro""
Mr. Coombs Dem. y. y SAID that d ms v9@S
ALTERED from those Of majority OF ms c0Hedsre9.
He opposed the bill from the point oil VIE" Vi
business man. ~, rox, ,o,.ored the hill. He
Mr. cIi9 3snTe vas ope now ss 1850 Of silver bullion
n the Treasury. which it is proposed to com ; T,n
Rst n 90 proposed by the pending bin would be "a
material Of cir sSaran gf 8er Pur
cbas,na law AS for himself. he favored the IIet
anu en I'M time when he would vote for any
nroposition calculated TO Increase the co'n'sV "
silver -.oso, ,ho ,seue OF
bonds He said that the money power ~ nm, nn7
country now had the people by the throat al, ,e
10 Conqress came their relief the coillItloio
would steadily grow worse Mess leslsa ,,,6 he
enacted by which the power 10 issue bonus oJ", ~,
inet,ad Tho n,blic debt would be Increased "
noint far beyond that which might be lmagiihe''
Al the close OF Mr.. Cubers0n : rctnai s,iahote
Pand asked unanimous consent that genera neO 49,,
shall close al O'Clock tomorrow afternoon '"'
objection made . 49, , ,ha hu lie
al Ia
rc co In 'Zew~York and Boston there was
plethora Of which the DAMS W. ,he re-,
In vain to loan The condition was rAar" y,rhen a
scasoi,. ~ currency compelled the Offering Tor s@i
OF every kind of securities. Wnlie thi, lres 1,to
nsnc nyeyailed $50 10000 In gold found us way I'm
mi cnintrv Now gold is being exported, ana WI,
he issuance of more paper money the denahhn n
unon the Treasury for gold would be greater . i
could be met He did not believe thdi d, M ,isIa-
II was safe wise patriotic 70 enact an ,s,,r,.
zion which will still further embarrass the i'a
He Thought the Government should leave the $50
Of fiat money and confine itself 10 iis go'eli ,e
functions OF coming gold ana SILVER anu 80, ~
nv the hisness Interests Of the country lie tIousi'
that the greenbacks should be redeemed am i,
celed and "A substitute provided by me Dalh'g r.b
stutons OF the country. Every dollars woIttii
Of silver bullion in the Treasury, he sald ShouIu
be coined into money and should never have Dee'i
stored bullion.
Mr.. Bland Dem. MOI 9neIed AN an nhTase.
ologv g, as tn nrovide: That fast as the bulOh
shall be coined for the redemption OF haid hot.a'
the shall not be rcissuen. Duu 7"sa' ~ coin
held al any time In the treasury ueriVSu from ~
coinage herein provided for. rms chanse uoes
not Interfere with the redemption OF treasury ho'e'
with silver dollars and their cahce''a''""'
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