The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
EMERGENCY" BILL PASSED
ihe Bond Issue Clause Gets Only lTaIly-
Three Surplus Votes.
FOR the Interview Regarding the Propose"
s'Helicf Bn by Republicans Mr.
Hutchinson, of Texas. the on'y
Democrat Voting for the Hill'

cl tIf t'IN"A Oh 'ii" ''''
vestordav ~ tho Committee on Ways
and Means. authorizing the issue OF 3
Dor cont. coin bonds TO maintain the
gold reserve. Fory-seycn hopubicans
Voted ,.|u tha Democrats against iNe
rronosiUon. as dld all thc Popullets, ana
Mr. NewIanas clycr CoJ
Mr. Hutchinson, OF Texas, was tno
only Democrat 90 ally himself Win the
great body OF Republicans in support oi
fhe measure There was no opposition
10 the second section of thc BILL dlie' L.
ing the sale of ceriihcaies OF lnooh',u-
moss 10 meet temporary deficiencies I'D
revenue. and it was agreed tO ana pdas'd
without a division.
The 0oIate of the day, preceding the
vote on the bul. developed nothing now
or strange. and was not mu ked 10y any
incident Of unusual interest.
lir. Crisp. ln answer 10 questions pg
Nr. poufcne. declared his belief to be
mat line Government obligations were
mot pavabie in gold. and that the Demo-
Gratis opposed the pending nhi because
fhev believed that there was no neceasi-
IS for tho sale oi bonds
THE CARLISLE INTERVIEW.
Alr. DaIzen expressed DIS amazement
that Secretary Carlisle had such an
idea ol th. prour.cucs and decencies OF
public lI. thal Doc coud, in am aulho--
lied interview, attack tho legislation pro-
posed by the House OF Representatives
for protecting the credit of the nauoh
After tine reading of the journal the
discussion of the bond BIN was resumed
tno discussion 90 close at o'clock.
The first speaker was Mr. hroaius.
The gold reserve. Doe said, must Doc mann
talnod. and the revenue TO meet the tA-
ponsos of tho Government must ne pro-
cured the'e pioi o..l...',l..,.. i,.o,,a, ..ig,
iuuoali,hl"i "i'' ..'.'. oe South
Mf. M'l''.i '' N''i'f l,.,.,... ,,o hiu
S@Iolin"' ''-- ''-i ,a. ori,. incroaso the
oeo@u1o f....lf,. a. ..ri,. Of improper
DDlu,il', & .. ...e,,,,,,tfon. bv the Sec
a." ui''pD ,,.....,.,., qhe him should
4N'"i .l..ttl.. state tho uurpore
clearly ".'' tt... tl,, ,aoule might
OF ''7 D.. .... ~ Conrrlss. lle
hho"N '"' t.at ..Il Air. Ne-
was "iiN''" . .....n fha. he
l.aailh l'I '' ,..,-.., ,i.,n ovfond-
l'lcftu ia'''I I' ,i,,. ,rr.,.-
ing tho discretionary Io"'''
ury Department ,,,...,.. ,,...,, ,r,,v
Messf. cannon '.'''.- ,,.,,t1r Mis-
1ofN' lioi ,,,,..''. ana pnssc1. Con
7'nii' guar f,,o. ~ mo nu
N,. ,.t. a., o,ro.ition TO the
-, .-- l,.,.,. ...Il ,o yyoliid ask the Re
't,i.-.., ,o.--fDr. to III careful c0nsidera-
.e,,i.t tf. r,,...ilr. involved before
t.... tl.f~ ..,f..
,rl.. ,...ff ,,.t DID,. eafl urre the pass
+tt. ...,..i, ,..ltiral nroposition
"- ...,... slain, tiaf ID WAS "A
'''. r ....,.,..t ~ tho President.
- t.. .ar,iriafrotion hoe
.f ..of1 loufe
...,.,..,. ,.nr.r,,
fitANA bI-.Ai-i-N'
Either they were in favor of IT or they
were not and they ought TO deal ialiiy
and frankly with the President ANA the
people.
Nr. E0utcilo. "ls the gentleman from
Air. crisp. OF ana not"
rhe Democrats. ho said. were united in
their opposition TO this proposition and
united on principle They believed there
was no necessity for The issue OF bonds
If the Republicans believed that bonds
were payable in gold. they ought 10 make
them bear on their face that iact
li Republicans beloved that bonds were
payable in gold, Mr Clisp asktd no"
they Jusuned tnelr refusal 10 save lne
Taxpayers eIt.O'Nl I'D interest as lne
Secretary of the treasury haa sialed
would ho the ease hF Ncuhs 10 insert
gold instead OF 'ccin ON inc iace OF
the bonds
The Republican proposition was purely
political One. Air. Crisp said. What was
Co ho gained hy the passage of the hIl'
The Secretary oi the treasury hal Inc
formed the House THAT coin bond could
not Doe sold at This time The object of
the RTnuHIInINe. Hn insisted. Was. while