New-York tribune., 1895-02-15

and say il with ~ S tna' xeeye eann2i ooK T h
action had been taken by Republican Secretary
Of the Treasury. .hs Democratic House wou:n have a
impeached him. Congress has It's junction. the IN
ecitive has his functon-but not to make eNtoT'oh
Mr. Grosvenor Rep.. Ohio) said IL had gone to
the country that those who opposed the penSilSS enSSnS
resolution were falling % Do cmehns N S,ns N Heye wif n
voved There was never greater iallscy Ia ,na ,irs9
that What ne asked was the cond%iu3n % OF coraei
TO borrow ss5oJooO worth OF coin. contract com
The Presden, presents with contract which bar
need not be carried out provided We make ah1'nro @
stIpulate that the bonds shall be payable in gold
There was credit or honor involved we were were
down who broke it down? The last loan negotai,
ted by Republican Secretary was on coin Gqn1 ,bsi
time and this to impair the credi; OF tnn I,ove'h b ~
ment? Ask the Secretary of he Treasury un no" H. H.
will tell YOU that he found it out AT 1l. j. ~ :,
Morgan & Co. said So The Secretary accepted I'm, the
do to help the Government. They presence ~ ~
SSnd sad 1t hevr bea poor to and
fore pay Nsooo9 more at The he, dicson oId bond S
and changed our entire bond system we would would
We're carried into effect If bowed to these peopis
he would venture to say that our 20 W. a., sinele
dav II would be great dscrimnation IN cor, COZ,
clusion MIR Grosvenor said; VIII no, N'', T ~, man
vii stand longer for IN, honor Of the tioveinment
Than l. but viii not prostitute 1t in ou''d'"S w o''7
Mr Daniels ep dsRreSaie{d TED IT,, the TIdaarg icmS gl
the contract made BY 'nS , WIfho power to amend
!, IN the least The only question before the tiouse.
Therefore %Ss T %he!heI pGrod e Of thirty years hre
Quarters of i per cent year more for the III mon
9oTroweS yeeo,ntiop he psssc lie WAS for the alop-
ton Of the resolution. under tn" conditions
AN EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN
Mr. coombs Dem y y said thai he would not
attempt 10 say that the bargain made by the sec
retary OF the Treasury with these iorelRh C"i'-
,alists was the very best that could have oe'n
made IN, the circumstances surrounding the case
,.ere s,cb as 70 compel him 10 make an oXtaot-
dlnary bargain. He asserted that the pre- I % n'os
Of the knowledge Of the ds;ermlna3n Of t3is syn
dicate 70 maintain the pricG 81 p pm'i i1 ,bnut he
effeci Of the passage of this Joint resolution i''
Mr. McMiiin Dem. Tennl said that m n from me
south and men from the North came up nri- an
ae grod as cold There need be no fear thai coln-
try divided then. united now. poo: then. r'on nov &
powers Of earth and hell could not prevent II, up
pause) The question involved in the Jon, 'Io,r o
should be change in the style Of the GoNefl,, IN M ~,
obligations If the , P9H d at at sslea .s4e Wg he Void not
vote to send the country along line "m'" IT,
Nr Hendrix d5em y W said thai Il there were
anvthiNe bad In the contract mace by m. Secr''.N
Rerr~senfsiives who opposed the passage or IN,
joint resolution were responsible Tor II. utSn.'a, uS.
Contract to ge gold at per cent was good on,
Mr Livingston Dem. Ca secured , Two minutes Ioen,
In which TO have read a portion OF ho0n Po'"''
Mss Kilmansegg and Her Golden Golden, Lef ;or Kan,
who said there would be relief from pres' N con-
dt!ons until silver had been restored to iis iui ca
pSJi.S NJ W1caleI Deni. AlaJ member OF the COM
mttee on WAYS and Means. opposed 'he p'|S's"
Mr. %orthway CRep Oh.o) gave as the reasons
for opposing the Joint resolution that i was as
elimination agalns, all previous ssurs OF bonds
Ia. bx he
mlnstraton was negotiating deiberatey with a
,ve5 c9jI and Other forms Of money Congress
had never said that gold was tho bf'i money
Mr. Bland Dem. MOI said that Congress was
called upon to humilate and leEradn tsef by r.
norirg the Constitution of the tinted States II ne
he said simply followed the dictaton OF for
money given under the CONSTITUTION, u ms "rrs
done the Demccratie I1rty would be hnmiliA'ed ana
Mr Springer (Dem. III. responding 70 an asser-
ton OF Mr. BANDS that II the Joint resolution
right under the Constitution to coin silver money
said he cou!l not see how that issue was involved
~ r,ha nrl" MI 1mas,on h"foro tho nous. was
whether or not ii would vote TO relieve the people
OF the payment Of slGC1000 Of unnecessary inter
est.
REPUBLICANS NOT RESPONSIBLE.
Air Payne Gsep. y. " said that the gentleman
from Illinois (Mr Hopkins asked If We would be-
come par,iceps crm.nia in this contract God for
bid II was made by officials for whom the kepub-
lican party was not responsible. and Republicans
do not indorse II. But he asked. ~ ransom ny
foods Ssreby |9en pa parceps II M cpm can NJ
other way tn for me 10 ransom ms money Uon
the who are getting away Win 1t ana save
these N6.GO.OoU to the com non people
W A. Stone Rep. PENN said that the situation
were in a predcameni. iat by failing 10 vote for
the joint resolution. he said. they would 90 n'thhs
Mr. Hepburn dep.. Iowa). .quotins the question
put BY Mr. Payne as to whether he saerlnc"l Any-
i'm in is mods
.aii tha; he might. He desired to cal that gent!e.
mans aiertion to tne tG; 'na' ne o go b,c%
upon all the declarations Of his party that hc Pre-
E oSng 10 Ne. ony had the Repn6cam party declared
that all the money of the country should he main
Vel He read from Inc platform OF that party The
declaration that there should ~ one money Tor me
Sf men ana the bondholder' ob. Nj speaker" he
said addressing the mar i can iInaghe ,mat .ne
warmed by that ringing sentence Genera at
sgSer Sn, he gave 40 ssn o. the Warming proc
cs.J The proposition contained in the joint resoln-
ton AR hsp3u o sa yer Wa or dI po hay@ the
same purchasing power as the gold dollar FOR that
meni. he said. payable in coin. goo OF silver,
and by that policy he proposed to stand Appause'
MR. BRYAN ATTACKS THE PRESIDENT
Mr. Bryan Dem. Neb) said that when he took
the oath of Office to Congressman there was
no mental reservation TO denounce an outrage
upon the people. even though it was pcrpet:aed by
the President Of the United States. The President
Of the United States Is but a human being, he con
tinued He II a man. We trust the administration
Of government to men, and when we 90 50 we know
that men are liable to err when men are in public
office we cannot expect that they can make no mis-
takes and not willing 10 concede that even 80
exalted an officer the President Of the ined
States cannot make mistakes. And If the President
does make mistake, what ought Congress TO 30?
Ought Congress biindly 10 approve hs mistake, or
do we owe 1t the people Of the United states 10
correct the mistake that II shall not be made
again? Gentlemen Will say that we owe gT"dt
deal TO the President. | want TO say 10 my Demo
era tic friends that there j. great debt OF gratitude
which the Democratic party owes to its President
What gratitude ought to feel? The gratitude
that the connding ward feels to his guardian with
ont bond who has squandered rich estate; the
gratitude OF the passenger upon the train toward
the swtchman who has opened the switch and pre-
clpltated a wreck. What has he done for the party!
lie has attempted 10 vaccinate the democratic
rar,v with ReplIbican and about TO die