The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-22
I'm President Cleveland Veto
| tbe Seisniorage Bill?
A Service = Expensive Picture Costly
: Election The Tariff Bill.


,,b used in Washington between
h. and 1888, whenever somebody
|.ued to have everything go their
II isa't much used now, and
hen it is the meaning is exactly
reyerse Of what it was, as it
.,pot be disputed that "Cleveland
tk' during the last twelve months
\ been q decidedly undesirable
Inc to have. 1t is doubtful,
Eslhar any other presid snt WAS
hi within single year placed in
many unpleasant predicameuts.
he reason is largely matter OF
kipion with which your correspond
has nothing to do, but the pre- ic-
ben.. are facts Of record, known TO
men Just now everybody il
ksng about tie cause Of the latest
them-the bland bill for the
knsge of the seigniorage, now in
uIdent Cieveland's baads. Nine
.!hs of he d Amocrats in Congress
sopposed 10 the veto of this b II,
bring its political effect, although
bit percentage includes many who
\ opposed to silver. while q dee
tdon of Wall street bankers are
Washington asking that tne bill
VETOED, and claiming that they
he assured by Secfetery Carlisle
hen they were asked to subscribe
" the recent bend issue that the
Ill would ba vetoed if il got
trough congress. How the Pes
mt W Il get out of it is a matter of
pnlou, the prepondarance being al
resent against the veto. A ma
Jrily OF tne cabinet is understood
be in favor of his signing the
)'ll The Populists, although
trongly IN favor Of the coinag9 of
pc selgniorage, woul / not be sorry
see Il vetood, as veto would
Ne their party q great boom in the
PUN and west, at the expense of
be Democrats.
The Breckenridge Pollard trial is
PlAed about more than any other
pc subject st now. The testi
|9ny has certainly been sensational
poush to suit the most morbid
|'le, and there is mora and worse
ito come. Pablo sentiment is
''ngly against both Colonel
sckenridge and Miss Pollard,
au5h no one seems TO care whac
result of the trial may be. 1t
the confessed relations which
Islei bstween them for nine years
has jisgusted decent people.
Inc house committee on civil
Twice reform believes in stand NJ
the law and civil service com
Asslon 1t made adverse reports
the bills Of Anderson, of West
aglnls, and ETHAN, of Illinois,
The abolish nent of the commits
oA also on the bill introduced by
ateler, of Alabama, TO authorize
heads OF the several govern
sat departments to pass upon the
s'ollity of Candidates for ap
IMMINENT.
somt comment is heard concern
ga bill introduced in the hous
Compton of Maryland, ant
sla'ted to an appropriation bill il
senate by Mr.. Voorhees,, ap
Vprating S., coo for the purchas
40 OIL painting of "Dolly" Mad
~ wife of the fourth president 0
United States, to be hung i,
rse house. No one objects to tn
'e OF the portraits Of all o
w Presidents wives to adorn tn
w., OF the white house, but tn
is,, 70 be paid for this particu a
s t,u'e Is regarded as outcageousl
H. aaVagant, While the subj ct O
NJ painting is historic, the palntin
NV, w. 1t Is the recent work of a
,,, S' VINO, although the holder of
Nv soft snap" in connection wit
A,s su%aca'lon at Washington, is nc
h sstued as in any sense a gres
iss u'sl' and who has never, l b.
is,ss' !. received from any indiyidus
NM single picture one tenth of tn
~sn'ioned in this bill, althoug