Evening journal., 1895-12-27

AilCf hCI-o iilcl. IttD.- ES Dy MT. AT
mold (Rcp-) Of Pennsylvania and Mr.
Knox tRoD) of Mnssachusottsl Mr.. Dol
liver tRep.) closed tho doab;e for the ma
iority. AS no spoke tho Ropuhlicans
crowded about him. and there was much
applause and enthusiasni.
Mr. Doliivor, in replying to Mr.. Tur-
nor, snid 'Thcy say wo arc IN the ridst
Of n general revival Of prosperity; that
wages have Increased IN all parts Of the
country, and that these blessings we owo
20 tho tailI law OF 1904 II tho Ameri-
can people can be purauadei Of that, it
will do moro to popularize porndy and
dishan0r than anything that has ever hap
pened IN this world.
"They ask why we Go not bring IN a
general tariff law Everybody knows that
q Republican tariff INV cannot DC enacted
by this congress But we have the best
reasons for knowing that this law win
please the present chief magistrate.
Ho then read from Mr. Cieyolnnd's g lot
ter TO Mir. Catchings denoulcing the in
consistency Of putting tho wool Of the
farmer on the free list and placing q duty
on the iron orc and coal OF corporations
and capitalists.
"They say tho ireasury Is in no danger,
no continued "lhore was not q month
from tho time the Mckinley law was en-
acted mp to October, 1893, when there
was not surplus over the current ex-
penditures Thoro has not been a month
since to this very hour when the receipts
have not shown a deficit We propose TO
instantly put at tho disposal Of the treas
ury nearly $40, O00 600. There can be no
permanent difficulty in country liko
this A country with assets and integrity
IA country like this--is always safe from
the business world. There is one thing
that we ought oil TO be agreed upon,
whatever else we arc divided about and
that Is that the treasury of the United
States should no longer be left at tho
mercy OF the organized avarioe Of the
world, without money to pay or power to
borrow or means for increasing the public
revenue; and so. closing this debate APP
peal to the patriotic sentiment that may
still be supposed to reside In Democratic
breasts to come to the level to which the
Republican party has come in offering
upon rovenuo principles a measure to re-
lieve the embarrassment and distress Of
the United States treasury"
When Mr.. Dolliver took his seat the
bill was put upon its passage, the vote be-
ing taken by yeas and nays. IL was passed
by 227 to ST. There was no demonstra-
tion Of any kind on the announcement Of
the vote
The only divergence from party lines
were as follows:
Baker of Kansas, Bell of Colorado,
KEN of Nebraska and stroud Of North
Carolina all Populists, voted against the
bill.
Hall Of Missouri and Spencer Of Missis.
ofr -. hf Iii 40
well as Howard Of Alabama and Skinner
of North Carolina, Populists, and New
lands Of Nevada silver man. The Record
has AZ members not voting.
Bills introduced.
The following bills were introduced:
BY Mr. piokler Of South Dakota "A
bill to codify and arrange tho laws relat-
ing to pensions
BY Mr. Grain Of Toxas. To provide for
the redemption Of the legal tender notes
Of the United States and the substitution
therefor Of other legal tender notes; also
a Bill providing for the appointment by
the president Of a tariff commission to
consist Of nino members, whose duties
shall be to investigate ali questions relat-
ing TO the agricultural, commercial mer-
camille, manufacturing, mining and in
Qustiiul lulcfthth uA lilo OAllNu IAAtcn ~
far as they may be affected by tho tariff
and having duo regard TO the mGinte-
nance Of q rovcnue sufficient TO cover the
expenses Of the government and also for
the conservation of our industries and the
compensation to our wage onrncrs.
by Mr.. Brosius Of Pennsylvania (by re-
quest ITO establish gold and silver cur
renoy on a basis Of interchangeable value
throughout tie world.
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We have few copies Of a beautiful
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merit, which will be cold at 81 75 a copy,
which is about ono fourth the pubhca-
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four times the price Afked Can be seen
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