The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10
WASHINGTON LETTER.
tFn0H UuH REsuiAE CoHHEsrospsstl
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wAsnisoroS. May @, 1870.
Members VI the administration who
are 10 take the road Tor the purpose Of
talking finance -secreiary smith h
now In Georgia. Comptroller Of Currency
Eckels in Michigan. and Secretary
Carlisle aud other member. OF the
Cabinet viii soon be- IN other .iaIcs-
have been, It IL said. instructed by
President Cleveland not 20 talk gold
standard, bat a. couhnc ihcm,rlyo. tu
lighting the free coinage Of silver and
advocating Sound currency" Thi.
docs not mean that President Cleveland
ha. abandoned biz single gold .lanlafi
ideas, but that the cold reception given
FOO Secretary Muriou's open nl,0cacvo u
q single gold standard hua maic hIm
cautious. TIE whole poAcr Of the al.
miuis,mti1n is 10 boz used to pmyout
ihc free co.nHg" men capturing ihe nest
Democratic national convention. Hut
such conservative pemocr,Hua senator
loue.. ui Aria. who D. now In Washing.
ton. art predicting that ihc nest Demo.
cratic convention will declare iu favor
of the free aud unlimited coinage OF
silver and that the Republican ronycn
tion will adopt plank iayorlng inter-
national himclalli.m. u these predic'
tIons turr out hc correct, whore Will
Nj. cleveland stand Boo the next
campaign2
Carl Browne turned ont ia Washington
this week 10 cclcbrat" the anniversary Of
the attempt Of Coxcy's army OF the
commonwcal to hold meeting on the
Capitol steps last year. lie isas talk
alive a. ever, hut he Is otherwise avery
different looking man from Coxes's
lieutenant. Instead of the leather suit,
.louch hat and flannel shirt, which we're
then the most notihlc articles In his
apparel he now wears black irock coat,
striped trousers. well BACKED shoes
and shiny silk hat, aud looks like the
politician that he really is. lie says he
expects to be sent 10 Jail for criminal
libel In the case which Ia to be tried at
Canton, Ohio. the fret Of Hext month.
In an open letter to President Cleye-
land, published here this week, Senator
Stewart arraigns the administration for
allowing both It's foreign aud It's financial
policy To be- dominated by Great Britin.
lie saws ironically In that open letter.
at now appears that your wise and
patriotic sta.esmanship is not confined
to the limits Of sound British financial
policy Tor the people Of the United
States, but includes your cordial CO.
operation In the policy Of conquest and
dominion Tor the mother country
"Yoursucccss In eliminating from
the constitution the in'olent as-umP'
ton Of an independent financial policy
for the United States inspires a
reasonable hope that you may be able
In the near future, not only TO render
obsolete that other prepostsrcus assnmp'
ton found in the pretended authority
in the aiol esaid insu, uydinLte instru
ment. to raise revenues by dutios on
imports, cut also To remove every Other
unnatural obstruction to the Legitimate
authority Of Great Britin TO manage
aud control our domestic affairs from th'
same magnanimous and disin,ereste'
motives that she shows, manages aud con
trolls our foreign affairs" "D'
mot be- discouraged by the crazy clamor
Of unthinkiug cranks for an independen
financial policy or an independent
foreign policy for the United states, hn
continue To regard such unreasonable
contentious as resulting from marrow
, prejudice, cngendored by such rebels,
, fanatics and anarchists as Washington
jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Jackson
, Lincoln, and their deludrd followers
Nobody seems 20 know Just where th'
administration sis at" in that England
Nicaragua business. senator Morgan
+, of Ala, who is chairman OF the Senate
, committe, ON foreign relations th
/ members OF which il has been custom
, OF an administrations 10 consult, said d
, | a public interview bristling throughou
with ,talwart Americanism that he din
/ not know what the administration ho
% done or what Il Intended 10 do, but h
o made &c very plain that he had no doubt
r. about what n ought TO do. A hvei
q time may be expected when Congres
!. taiis Tor tho correspondence relauAs
!, thisalalr. as 81 is certain 20 do 500
. after the assembling Of the next session
g and unless that correspondence
i, different from what Il &C. supposed 10
y President Cleveland will lind the ne