St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-09
GROWLS At Grover.
Congressman Sibley Causes a
Sensation in the Cupren-
ey Debate.
TALKS OF CORRUPTION.
But Fails to Make Good His
Very EPOad Asser-
tiOns.
GENERAL DEBATE CLOSED.
lodges Hawaiian Resolution
Discussed in the Sen
ate.
GENERAL DEBATE CLOSED.

ate.
WASHINGTON. Jan S.-This was the
lastdav OF the general debate on the
currency bill iu the house. and the oD-
ponents of the measure had their In-
rtrrs. Alltue speakers except Repre-
sentative CoX.of tennessee. antazoalzed
t. The feature of the DAY was the
sneecn of AIr. Si1.ey Dem. Pa, VINO
made an attack ou the president and ar
raizned the Democratic party generally
tor drifting away from Its traditional
mouungs. His speech created much
confusion ana a good deal OF stnsa-
ton.
Tom johnson. of Ohio. also created a
stir by affirming the proposition that
the bill either created nOnoDoly to
issue the legal tender money OF The
country. or was a failure which would
give dishonest bankers under the law
AN opportunity 10 de1raud the govern
ment.
Mr.. Bland. OF Missouri, made an ear
nest speech against the bill from the
standpoint of free silver.
The other speakers were MessTs. Beltz-
hoover Dem. Pa, w. \. Stone lRep.,
Pa. Morse Rep, Mass. and COfeen
Dem. Wyo.J.
3Ir. BeItznouver Dem. Pa gave no.
tice of an amendment 1t proposes a
section 10 enable the secretary OF the
treasury TO fund Tie treasury notes
which may remain in circulation after
Aug. /. 1888. which were issued under
The act OF Feb. %. lSG5: july II. 1862:
March 3. 1868. and July ID. 1899. by issu-
ing bonds 10 all amount not exceeding
s5UU.O0G. GOO. redeemaDle at the pleasure
OF the United States after i've years.
PAYABLE twenty-five years from date,
VIIh interest OF 8 per cent, payable
semI-annuaIIy in gold. The bonds are
to be OF such denominations. not less
than 500. rs the secretary may determine
upon. and to Ue sold at not less than
par 1Or gold or for treasury notes.
Members gathered about MI Sibley
lDem.. Pa when he began an address
against the Dill. lie vas applauded
when ne said:
III ever a reOuke was needed to one
VINO has attempted TO trample down
tile prerogauyvs of The people, it IS
needed TOR u.m vino has attempted to
usurp this euure government to him.
SELF. The time aas come when there
should be something more than
Brains. Belly anu Brass
20 TINS government He referred to
George Ill, ana said it had been given
out That any one who voted against THIS
bill would incur The dIspleasure of the
king. Four DAYS after the repeal Of the
Sherman acr. memDeTs mad told him
that tuev had been promised revenue
collpctorships if they would vote for re
peal.
The gentleman makes a very broad
assertion" interrupted Mr. COOmbs
tDem.. II. y asking MI. SiDl6y 10 men
t.uu their names.
''I went three days ago to a member
ana asked nlm To allow me the privilege
of calling Aim I'D here. replied Mr.
Siy.sy. "He said: Nj Sibley. you
will place NE in q bad position with my
constituents. UuJ, continued AIr. Sib-
lev. "w,tAiu ten 1eet OF NE sits a man
be had been offered federal offices Tor
his vote.
"But do yOu consider il fair" asked
Mr. CUombs with percepuble ITemor IN
his voice, 10 make so grave a charge
against the administration and not give
names and places IN order 10 permit
defense?'
"Erery man is the guardian of his
own conscience =; declared MT. Slbley.
80 Ireadv the padIocks have been on my
lips TOO long and L intend to throw them
OIL"
"Wheu were the padIocks put on your
lpss" iuteriected Mr. Outhwaite lDem.,
o.
There Was Great Confusion
ana excitement following the question.
90 nave NOT thrown them on before.
continued Mr.. SibIey. "because 1 hoped
to see the administration redeem its
promises. and did not wish 10 utter a
reuuke when there was nope OF honest
performance
Mr.. Outhwaite had pushed forward
ana again uttered his question: who
put the paddock ON your lips"
Nr. SlU.ev hesItated for a minute.
ana then with Increased earnestness
said: Let me tell the gentleman that
am talking today to men VINO believe
iD going 10 hell IN handcart instead OF
10 heaven supported by truth. Let me
tel. him also Jhat l am not addressing
men who believe more in bObtaIl dusn
than I'm q c0nITite heart"
A shout OF applause and laughter
greeted tire statement.
Mr. SlbIeV proceeded to relate the eX-
perence Of DiOnysius, when he was
again interrupted by Mr.. Outbwaite:
WAS Ii DiOnysiuS who put the
Paddock on Your LIps?ss
Mr.. SibIey made no reply, and pro-
ceeded TO address himself 10 the details
of the pending bill.
Mr.. SiUley was frequently interrupted
By questions. and these he demurred
from answering, because he had been
given notice. he SAID, that his time
would not be extended. although mot a
man spoke in favor Of the gold trust of
the world who was not given unlimited
time" Mr.. Pence Pop, Col asked
that he be permitted 10 finish, but Mr.
OuthWaIte objected,
We saw our distinguished executive
after the election of 1892, Mr.. Sipley
continued, ~Eide himself away for
recreation. Where on earth did lie 70?
To the classic shores of Hog island
The Bible says that when they are set
Ru liberty each man viii 20 10 his own
place. Where aid lie 20? To BuZZara's S