New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-22
THE HORR-HARFEY DEBATE.
A NOTABLE DEBATE.

From The Augusta Chronicle
dsSs! Se,%.tS r II fsTssG an
Of Coins Financial school and Mr.. , Ei ~; v
an editorial writer OF The orx Of the
Kind this country has ever seen II departs .ICm
the ordinary form Of debate IN N rsnea to by the
n,her in another set speech. and In wnich eacn
handles only the strong points on n ms r. his
avoids discussion Oh ''ose ''o'
view.
THE NETWORK TRIBUNEs "LoGIcIAN"
From The Hartford Post
No debate has ever taken place on so extenaea
u, SStcasso between exCongressman Roswell G.
Horr and and william II. Harvey, author OF sC pms
1,sg in The New-York Tribune finance and
for some time he has paid particular a'.e'iom ev
witch owe much Of their seduction TO literary style
and to sophistry, will hardly stand oetore 'he VI"
slaught OF The Trbune's losician.
MIR. HORR's EMINENT QUALIFICATIONS
From The Grand Rapids Herald
m. suvor discussion between Messrs Horr and
Harvey that is under way In Chicago IS cer'a am
currency Gu question in this country at least For
number OF he Mr HSrr has been tine and
h, s ssrtices usually signed ones. have made The
Weekly Tribune more famous than ever oet1re
and has become one OF tn. bestposted
men in political and economic questions ~, ~ , nd
Nation lie writes with much force on tarin ana
cmrrencv questions and would prove no mean an
tagonst IN a running debate for any man 10 meet
THE PEOPLE VITALITY INTERESTED
From The indianapolis News
I, is we'll that the whole question should be gone
over this thorough way The mater ONE ne IN
which the people Of the country are vl,a
vefxe so much as a sound and stable financial
system
THE DEBATERS CONTRASTED.
From The Chicago Tribune
All through the debate that gentleman sMsi HO,s,
was cool and collected, evidently having ms ma,
eral well at hand and his manner und i Pe1aec.
sct,ng as il he knew himself to be on the wrong
side and was ashamed OF attempting TO defend his
position before intelligent and honest men,
MIR. HoRRs VIGOROUS BLOWS.
From The Troy Times
Yesterday in a lively way. and the Indications are
that the sessions will be interesting II not i'm m
he '' remarkable arguments in COINS Financial
school," and Mr. Horr is ready with some SOUND
shows little disposition 20 lose his temper at times
o ens blows 5hs ssS Of Mr.. Hor f NV
COINS ABSURD POsTULATEs"
From The Minneapolis Journal.
Coin Harvey in the Chicago debate. stands dog
gedly by his absurd postulatcs which Roswell Horr
viii undoubtedly strip OF their eectroplating. His
theory OF price depression has been as thoroughly
dlsproved as has been the Ptolemaic system.
MR. HORR FAMILIAR WITH THE SUBJECT
From The Chattanooga Times
The financial discussion between Hon. Roswell g.
so iSrr an" Growing out Of the silver agitation.
does not do good then no form or debate or any
great public question can. The men are thoroughly
familiar with the literature. history and principles
OF the respective sides they take; and we suppose
pieteiy as any one can. He ought to know the
whole story. since ne mas inaue spee'"''S VI us
study for many years
COINS" SLENDER BASIS.
From The Syracuse Standard
1t is more and manifest that Coins Finan-
cia School was planted slender basis 2f read
Ing and thinking. 1t was written for popular con-
sumption: but the author could hardly have ex-
pscted that it would attract, much attention
from specialists. The reputation OF tne book mas
been, no doubt. quite surprise even TO him.
INTEGRITY OF THE AMERICAN CONGRESS.
From The Philadelphia Inquirer
attacks upon the integrity of the American Con-
gress 1t would have been almost as pertinent for
MIR Harvey paid his Laundry bills as for the
latter to that we should use syes some
there voted for gold
THE GREAT DEBATE WELL STARTED.
From The Chicago Inter Ocean,
The Horr-Harvey debate made n good start Tues
day. Considerable time was taken up In prelm
II was important that elaborate rules should be laid
down and that each speaker should state In a gen.
eral way his position
A DEBATE OF GREAT VALUE.
From The New Orleans Times Democrat.
caro on the subject OF gold VS. silver as the coun-
try's money and which will extend over ten or
twelve DAYS Is a debate that nobody who wishes to
be really posted In the subject afford to neglect
The debaters, moreover are men worthy OF the sub
ject and Of each others steel
AN ADVOCATE FOR SILVER WANTED.
From The Milwaukee Sentinel.
The silver cause is greatly In need OF an advo-
cate, of man who argues for free silver as
clearly as Mr.. Carlisle learnedy Mr.
Iaughlin. The silver men cannot. OF course. ex
poet to engage the services OF anybody with
mental equilibrium like Mr.. Clevelands. because
that cannot be duplicated But this Is not. perhaps
a misfortune for silver.
ola UTA EQEANS UGKQHTEQLY EXQITED.