Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-01

to Threatening Danger and Appeals to
 Both Parties to Come to the COuntry's
 Rescue--unrs Resolutions Passed.
 WAsHINGTON, Feb. l A critical stage If the financial discussion was UIex xpect- idly preciVitated in the senate just before the senators wcTe preparing to go homo Intermittent reference had been made to the subject throughout the day, hut 1t was without definite form and purpose, and the senate finally lapsed into q discus, sion of the District of Columbia apprurri- ation bill
 But the financial question aru,c mi dentally. and finally Mr German laun j. ed into a speech wi, h proved tn he one nf the most circctiNr hc haS doivt.tri Ht the present session Ci congress i.r p.ii,Ird out the gravity of the tr,n-urr ~:l Hlj.''. intimating that tEc fA, l. '..v !" ..,,: ' back, and that an it>, :..a. M" .j show startling dv!,, tr.:, @ :,I;, ,yi the senate cnAIn,t l.. :r - and dccla1 o, ;ELj tt ..,. that this great hul N. i,.,. .: before congress H. e.: .', ,.' ~',. financial re:aotv Wv' lj ; 't,... ~.t"s. added as a riGvr tu :.n !IlI!. ,.'% g, ..H ....
 Spurred by Inc cnCrs. t.u.i.'an | | suddenly in. C. teal into t.r r ,& "t senate at once pru,c,.v ,' r., pass three intl ortan. Itas ..a-'..i ,t- on SecI otAry Car.islr [ ? :'.f..3a.,.& .'.'l -" corning e. cry detail lrAIIa.. un ry,rh:.,-, reserves defic:enyios ctc
 Mr. Gorman'S speech.
 Mir Gormau said the gold resorIr Was originally created to redeem green nhnCEs. Up to tho time of the passage of tho Nc Kinley bill the government had plenty of gold and the gold reserve was intact Put tho Mckinley law started change, and one year before MT. Harrison retired from tho presidency he was unable 10 meet the demands on the treasury. The bankrupt " of the government began tt that timo. Mir. Harrison and his secretary of the treasury then said frankly that they could uot meet obligations. But in the midst of n presidential election nothing was done After the election Mir. Harrison i and his sevroIary of tho treasury besought l senators to give them bonds, and in re. 1 sponse to that appeal an authorization of [ $50. O00. O0O bonds was added to an appro 1 priation bill But the house did not agree to that item. and II failed
 We have inherited this loan, Comtin ued Mr. GormHn We art carrying this ! tremendous burden
 1 The senator ueC.ared that the crisis was 1 far graver than was known. Ile hoped the ] real deficicnoic> uf the treasury would be ! disclosed in rtH,lonSo to senate resolutions Tho scnatOa himself knew it from person i al investigation. It was time the country know it. tlo had hoped tEe officers chNrg- 1 ed with the highest executive duties would | appreciate tEc F, avity ul the conditions | as to lack Of revenues and would mako 1 them plain ;o congress
 By this time Mr Gorman was spvuh ln,, 1 with great earneStucS> He said tba, in tho present grave emergency EA did not ! fear that this great hody-thr ,euatv - would hc found impotont This l"dy mad ! never bowed to a dcmag0guc. hal ~j"od
 unmoved by claInur; had alway, :nou ready tO meet grave Cmergoncits
 And il will meet this great cmcrgen | cy, said NJ: Gurman If in no other way, il will llHse on an appropriation bill a pl,,> ,icu ly which every obligation l of this guNrFullCnt Nill Ee amply met and the honor ot tAc governments will b, maintained air tornan said be diu
 not care what tho details of this provision
 might te what k!nu of money was 10 bl | provided. EU. Lu appealed 10 RcpuI!!c@I
 senators to yo!A ID meeting tho issue II
 was their duty ns wei as that ot tho Dem
 oCratic senators
 Before that clock marks inc hour O
 l3 on March | nCNt. said Mir G"rluan
 this senate N ill havo discharged it's duty
 this senate will have risen to the great de
 mands upon II thIS body will have me
 the grave rm, rSCn"y pcUscnlcl to it | The Resolutions.