New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
HORR AGAINST COIN" AND HIS SCHOOL,
THE DEBATE ONE OF THE MOST IMPOR-
TANT IN THE COUNTRY.
From The Albany Evening Journal

LAM IN IHt. SOcNini'
From The Albany Evening Journal.
| Some OF esteemed contemporaries think that
| undue prominence is given TO The discussion OF
the silver question which began in Chicago to-day
For example, The New-York Evening Post" Is
cover eight sessions Of three hours each. begin.
s1 lie ne seopes
require such an amount OF time and breath Is
In view of the fact that The Post" has been
devotns pages Of rs space for weeks to discussing
Somewhat to- sSrprsiag for r that Journal certainly
has shown that it has regarded "CoIns Financial
This Tbs indeed f Is the ;aet 1 that work has
an immense circulation in the Yves; and North n
Of that SECTION Of the SSOuny and Ms
prophet whose silver arguments contain golden
The Chicago debate Will be followed with alb.
| where there is general expectation that Mr.. Har-
argument which Mr.. Horr advances. If. on the
he should easily BE ad srea sensa
the De IN the for the
coinage OF silver that has already set in -. s..,
glance may appear to be needless from the gold
monometalsts point Of view. Is in fact one Of
country for a long time.
voters will through the decisions that once
| affected them. and Mr.. Harvey will fall from the
In his part OF the Country the debate may not
attract as much attention as it will In the West,
gent persons
| ADVANTAGES OF MR. HORRS POSITION.
From The New-York Mall and Express.
The latter CIR. Horr, strensthens his pSS-
ment upon some basis whereby gold and
silver can both be used as the money
world; but until such an ARRANGEMENT is made he
holds uncompromisingly to the proposition that
s fSnass Sona on M Ta IN
defending his weli-known theories contends that
they should be put in practice independently, and
without regard to the course pursued by any other
h AK T b Se h saq b ws KEEN sod
and inclined to believe that Mr.. Horr can
| shy two gold bricks while Mr. Harvey is lifting one
silver bar.
"COTN" HAS A WORLDWIDE NoTORrETY-
HoRR's STANDING.
! From The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
Mr.. Harvey's picturesque little volume has gained
almost worldwide notoriety by It's spicy and
has brought its writer into prominence an add
vocate % free coinage The book Is regarded as
citations, and as decidedly misleading in many of
crowd Sa been By hume ahe
dreds OF thousands Of copies 'I ~ natyey Is sad
| Not much is known OF his ability as a debater.
but hts readne 80 In speech Is equal ito to ms
cussion interesting, If not convincing. from his
| quent debaters in the country. lie has made many
| brilliant keprblican campaign speeches His KNOW
| thereto Is well-nigh exhaustive. and he has the
faculty OF utilizing his Information in pointed.
talks without keeping the interest OF his nearer
Although he silver question has somewhat
quietei down lately, the Horn Harvey discussion
%lli attract general Interest and win doubtless
and animation. Whether this Is desirable or not
| chance that the firing OF big guns at it seems
| like agitation OF doubtful utility. Nevertheless,
eternal vigilance is the price OF honest money.
THINKS HARVEY AN UNDERwEIGHT COIN"
| From The Troy Times.
Hon .D Roswell G. Horr rand and " II Harvey the au;
thor Of Coins Financial school, The talk VIII
| Chapter OF Coin being taken at each session.
1t appears hardly worth the while for Mr.. Horr
| TO waste hs breath Harvey and his financial
| vagaries The public already has decided that Far
| vey is an underweghted Coin.
COINS FOLLY DEBATE
| From The Syracuse Journal.
| The book has enjoyed popularity TO which It
is not fairly entitled mainly because OF its catchy
style OF argument which does hot. however. with
freesyer craze arvey sent % out his pamphlet. and
II took famously with the free sverites. The popu-
ary OF the publication led to closer investisation'
Silver heresy While Harvey was talked about and
voca;cs took up the education of the people.
with the result that better information has neutral
Tor free silver has been the undoins OF that ailacy
The debate OF Horr and Harvey may be interest:
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| ton in the mind OF the general public.
THINKS IT VERY FUNNY.
From The Philadelphia Record.
on the side. clad in the armor Of Gems
WeserH giant Ills coat 81 ma Eas .Sss r "nG
| spear giittered brilliantly In the July sunlight.
On the oiher sde calm and resye ,b stood Is,
heavy weight OF the Atlantic coast and delegated
champion Of honest monsy Hs armor mas o.
| clean spear polished by New-Y9.k jeweller. was
| his right arm he wore scarlet sleeve. conspicu
ousy embroidcred with the crsst Of The Me~
he closed with his antagonist or scampered across
| the lists. retired to the furthest corner ne
oSe welI a~ vsw Of the FP public '' " ~ ~
At the first onset there was tremendous rattle
and clatter OF armor. a rasping or spears ana
| SCATTERING OF helmets: but. with all this. each
knight seemed more anxious TO SHOW or MS sS-
| However the spectators seemed TO ENJOY these
preliminares and left the lists ceiling t has the inc
Loud cries were heard for the knight OF the
ssr Snd with the so and e
writing It all positively las funny he cam
BUT MR. PULITZER Is EVEN FCNNIER.
| From The New-York World.
as h1t four rounds a day viii be fought. and the
| battle will extend over ten days. This Will give
the seconds plenty OF work, and the contestants
sponded to the call OF time" MI Horr stu car car
| Mr. Harvey appeared Bit overturned but he was
very wiry.
| Round Mr. Harvey sized up his man for a
second and then led with this question: do
you mean to say THAI you actually had converse
ions with Lyman J. Gage and theirs as repre-
sened In Coins Financial SchoolT Harvey tried
to duck but Horn landed. and when rushed into
! "A Harry
legorlcal | ascribed to them sentiments it was
known they possessed. and then based the con-
ycrsatlon on this assumption The gold bugs
yelled Horr continued the attack with this upper
cut: What do YOU mean by the Scriptural ques-
tion on the ny-leaf of your book thanking God for
revealing the truth to babes? Does this mean
al hahu uarNeY