New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

month In the building and improving of roads un-
der the direction Of the Secretary Of War
How Is this money be issued II there is moth
Ing to offset IT." asked.
The improved condition of the roads VIII be
ample collateral. and the labor done on the ROADS
Will be a substitute for specie deposit"
WASHINGTON PIT FAR INTO THE SHADE
How my men stand the strain don't know
he added without tent or blanket they crossed
the mountains through snow and heavy Frost but
We had no sick lis; 10 talk or ana ! rarely hearp
a man cough. Washngtons on-quoted journey IN
midwinter was nothing to ours" and the WHY
Commonwealth winked as though the laugh IN Ms
sleeve bothered him.
But good roads Is only one-haf OF CoxcA sche'he'
The -Non-Interest Bearing Bond Dill row oetore
Congress is the other and more important hali Tor
while the Good Roads bin promises the distribution
~ great sums OF money It also provides for work
20 be done while the other bill will bring millions
into circulation and no work Will be required.
THE GREAT FINANCIER SPEAKS.
This bill" explained the great Commonwealth
.qr passed wifi demonltze gold and silver and bring
It to the place where belongs We propose by this
measure 10 substitute four thousand millions of
actual money issued direct from the Government
The bill which IL to work all this good to me Ma
a civ or any municipality deems Il necessary 70
make any public improvement u mes WIN 'nc ~ So
interes, hearing twenty-Gve-yoar bond not 70 *,
ceed in value one-half thc aSsesseI Ta'nan"" , ~
the property In the municipality, I'M, d9he Ute NJ
United States places a sum equal 10 thc b'ni 10
it can draw sight and Of which amount me & Gov,
ernment retains per cent for expense 9i rhgta'ng @
and rrintjng The money thus advanced 10 the city
is repaid al the rate Of per cent anhuhiS.
MORE WORDS or DEwY WISDOM
How this imitation would affect the value Of Ameri-
can money abroad was matter OF little concern 10
the nnancier. Coxey, who said: I'VE propose 10
make money for this and for no other country
But what about our money being refused IN for
Eve don't want outsiders TO have our money.
and II they refuse TO take IT, let them Ana WIN
Iha, unanswerable argument the subject Of crippled
commerce. exchange imposslbIes and mercantile
embarrassments was dismisse1.
POW down TO COXEY.
When asked how his army hoped 70 get Its pc
tt,on before Congress. the Generalssmo said !
don't know why we should bother about that AT
al for Il seen the folks In Washington begin 70
realize the importance Of our movement 'h'y aye
taking steps 10 meet US and It Is the first tine IN
The history OF our country that the servants pre-
nsr. 70 meet their masters. We are their masters.
and am happy TO see that they recognize '"'
SIN Coxey does not feel cock sure on me matter matter
Of his being received at the outskirts or ,
by a Congress committee, there appears 70 - " JHS
a susn,ciou OF a doubt In his alleged hlhu iof
later he told what would be done in the case oi
his troops being refused permission 70 no'1
meeting on the steps Of the Capliol; .,,,. tho
Il know all about the statue ~hicn ta LorDus and
holding OF meetings In the Capitol pofGcnesi ""IW
Know also that the law is nnc1nsuih2na' ,hai We are
tar Constitution. we KNOW tlht " -
paiN , oorners In The public buildings at Washington
and we shall insist on our right to hold our meet
I've shall camp" said the veteran caInpaisher,
"on senator Stewards estate In the subuIbs am az
nonr on Nav l. we will hold our meeting on lne
steps Of the Capitol Petitions sent to CoigfeSS iH
Sr.dp,en:ly get into pigeon holes. but pctIti9qn iq
LII boots on such ours Will be can't be as
posed OF 0lse III t congress dsagrees with you in the
..r ~ Wou. right 10 meet on the Capitol steps
rur COUNTRY MAY PREATHE EASILY AGAIN
"Tben we will take the question TO the courts
for decision; there will be no hght except ID tne
cour,s"-and this piece Of news was delivered IN
= -ore which implied: Don't be afraid; we won
-. non, We know we could. with our army or
On sble bodied. tattered and torn Commonweaiers,
or bnow we could II we would but we not "'''
you" .s,h tho nations OK being conf
AM ~ Ultimate success. but MS spcechts inn
ue,nth,jsb his sincerity In the minds Of many MnIe
tbe army worries along the highways DenTr.. ry re
trt,eaar,cI tt,e and Ridgeville General Coxey VIII re-
,ain here and sell h.s horses, whch 'hS .,Dn W..
Army Of the Common~eal has heiped 10 au'e'"'''
Iack 10 iIi