The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-30

Ir..,dsn. =. .sy.sy turn, even q T. result, IN
that under no circum stances will they vote 70
give the secretsry OF the Treasury authorityto
Mr.. Allison tRep, 1s.l esId;. 1T is a strong
very little hope for silver st present"
very much, dd ali could TO prevent III 4. and
am sorry the bill was not signed; believe
sibls exception Of one. favored the Oil =. 80.
MT. Jones Dem, kIk: II am .oTry The P re-,
Ssi.v. y vii make srcSSlS in The party S W
M: AldTich gaen, X. liza strong message.
dent. se.isn s but .ntlslp.tsd SotslSe :is.
&sH ts ss. s.ms s:sngT vase s Nfs not
| restoration OF bimetallism. and Tor that reason
am mot 'G aHnt 0e h 'efGs s this sus ss,G
d ia get o EEs sny to P %
lars are to be regarded as debts Iedeemshie In
SS 81 sfs tSs the SSs ssn WOsd
Nj. Hale !Rsp., Me. Ill, a source o, erss.
sg.lpst silver legislation. certainly approve
Mr.. Frye 'tRsn. Me)-The, sentiments s..
pressed IN the veto are sound and meet with
Mr. Brics 'tDem. -ohio,-with the general
subject in the veto / agree, but 1 believe be
| should not have said anything about bonds
That would have come better In separate
Mr.. Henderson CTep. Eehl--The President
mss.assi. eS good 70 document 2s and based on
sound business principles. a.,
.dop. aa.sy s q. s.s
world: and these are the arguments OF the
Mr.. Allen tPon, Neb. THE veto is untimey.
and the proposed issue OF bonds with coinage
MT. Davis JRep.. MINI. THE message in1l-
ssi that there I. no hope for silver under
for bonds intlmates that he might use the
seIgni9rage. hut beyond that he does not 60
| Mr.. Lodge tRep.. Mass. The veto ts right
| and the document sound. -
Mr.. LATE Pence Of Colorado charncterized
OOo.000 between payments from our assets
and from borrowed money e.noney
bonds. and the resident is going to give them
TO them. and wants the law authorizing their
Mr.. Charles Tracey Of New York said: Tho
message smorPts to con s6d tSa ' nat
T Is li Eg in his opposition to any
legislation that will send gold 20 a premium"
MeGresry Of had Sdr netting f ,I
M, Raynof Of IarSlsna; 0os o. the Demo Demo,
sts,ement Of the condition Of our finances:
III. country" he said. but that cannot be
NJ. Stratus CDem.. N. Y.,-The effect Of the
Presidents message will be simply to make
the. people say that he 10 tower Of strength
what he .concsivss to be his highest duty.
whether the action be viewed as good policy
B H,1y t bs@ Of n9 Th. South
and West will get together and rid the%sslvsss
snd F .s.r sSn.ss OF Ind aS SGa
which several Democratic platforms have
Mr.. Harter Dem. Ohio, sa!d:. The Presi-
dents view will be. approved almost univer-
SS:Sss here . but viii have the same eject in
the Veto would sliensto the people from clsvo-
vi gsss Rt@ sf s%tsss Ga !s:
. sss. 0, make bond it asf9 e sa @ Rcd
son eeS Sss Sa %ths ast'sss fas
the people who buy tn: eo Im The PURPOSE
ury tic to p pay The public expenditures. and thus
make an issue Of eo gnn The
ssieploTsse with. after g G coined: In other
words. there can ,. no turtle, 6 eOiI.gs q sill
$sss :'s q IL ia e
Shall yop try t. pass: free coin.Ee bill
'!Gu .hsi Inc and nUa ncr.o~.r sSS no. submit /.
to college professors and grammarians. but
will draw II SO that II 1t becomes q law 1t will
accomplish all OF its purposes"
Mr.. Oates Dem. Ala said: The effect OF
the veto will be bad In the South"
Mr.. SAyers Dom. Tex., Chairman Of the
Committee on Approximation. regretted the
Mr.. Springer dem ILL., Chairman OF tho
Committee on banking and Currency. said:
The President overosti mates the depressing
effect upon finances OF the country which
would follow tho approval Of the seigniorags
bill. In my opinion there is nothing
q eonfdsnee ~ the ability q this
| silver dollars aud observation-disclosures and gold.
nor was there anything to disturb values or to
| impair our credit at home or abroad. Tho
| President might without tho sacrifice OF prn-
ciple. have deferred to the judgment OF the
| aiority OF the law-makinR power OF tho
! country and signed tho hill"
1t Ia said that the Republicans are preparing
party over the siysr aSession snS
tho Republican Steering COMMITTEES" held
this afternoon to arrange their plan
They propose TO select certain Senators
who will be expected to remain on duty in tho
| Senate chamber as long as the bill Is pending,
and they will be prepared to keep the debets
cided upon. They realize that the Democrats
do not propose to take q very active part In the
discussion. so the burden OF the speechmGk-
ing will fall upon the opponents OF the bill
SECRETARY CARLIsLE IN tIOWx