The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-11

Washington. February 7.-(speciall-Gone
gIimmering. That's what has become OF
the hopes OF Cleveland and Carlisle q Sc
curing from this congress authority - -
sue gold bonds.
The houss met at II O'Clock this morning
amidst q driving snuWsto;m anu WIN ''S
wind blowing = blizzard Cold as q was 'N'-
side. i was = w-rm day compare ~ '''S
atrnospher. inside tire hall % representa-
tIves towards uOlIauzs- The e'isi1, ''''i'"
Of tua bsv in committee - tbs Mh'le pro
ceeded until 3-sl O'Clock, when me h'"''
Ctiug BEGAN.
\ .,t,us:.,-r % amendments designed 20 per
feet the b5II should congress, "a a h'"'' 'i,
OF mental aueTEutiou. enact u y &c a.
BY the committee, and a number 81 go
designed 20 give zeal relief 10 me i'1i'e
We're vot.d down.
WLeeier's proposition - repeal ire state
bank tax was defeated 1sN1s Ihit o. i,el'.o,
colorado a. sell che o3nls Tor gold ana
silver AMI make half Of them payabi. u
the one AMI half iu tl- other metal
AR. Hatch's proposition - fed-,ih tiie
treasury Eotes issued -udsr the S"'i"-'ii'
law and - coin the silver s.'ziiicf't+e 80"
IN the treasury failed by only i've votes
Ar Terry. 90 Arkansas pro- 81
amendment rrgviIil- I8r the C"i-iA5e x
standard silver iliiers jpn asV enc year ~
IN, request 0T amy -tsre esInsI 10 me NUM-
Der OF inhabitants OF sLsh --;-i.-
TIE CLERK h.t mot aus - III fall- "a
when H.. hour for voting arrived. the COM
miltes rose. r ported progress and tae
horsSa VS. face 20 face Ntn Use -niii
xce-ps- There was great confession for 'he
moment. ar Terry took uI a position RI
rn-si.atlIy IN front ut lhe speakers less, I'D
the rssfi... ass.. ami us..4e tAe point q
order shlt as hls aElcrils-z.l t WIS itihs
read wh g the commit. Is rose, 20 should -
REGARDED as IeuciuS ln4 De- Vc,'.t CT -
the house. His point Was promptly rules
out OF orler amidst tsse lItsnt"- OF ~h
Who uCts1.d what a cold trat. -it. Terry
v.4s un Then tile LoCse leEau No-nS aud
voted I0Wa every marital proposition -
East rs Sc rnu,l set 80 ~
Reeds Plan Rejected
Tn. minor arr anluen-s 10 tae uili adopted
In committee were agreed 40 yvl-rs4- 81
vision. bur when BE- came 90 ar Reeds ''up-
stftute. Go was done to legislative death Is
nearly eighty majority
The substitute provides in brief thaI tie
secretary q tho treasury be directed 10
Issue tllrcs Per cent certificates 81
f.set.- 5.-s Oh --1-t ae ie1 5.n-.-s r ~
eeIpcs. the gold reserve 10 he used only for
the redemption ot -reeab1cks. These ccrtiu-
Gates. re said. n Eht be Tor two years or
less ana could D. redeemed out OF the s-t-
plus receipts, which tine secretary OF the
treasury VIII have this year This wGuiu
avoid an Questions. DE SAID. which hinder
the r-ssaEe ot thr committees bill, and
meet the present -Zigen-y- The republicans
he said. we're willing - foresso ANY party
ADVANTAGE that m.-lt b- Cbtliuci trv.a "A
measure. tls.t would T-l4ess The country,
but . must be sucn measure as con-
uleuL.i its-ll ~ their ideas u r.=nt anu
justice erf srlrsicthiiity
Thea the uiu itself was buried beneath an
adverse ua iorty cf Ecauy - AM Jnus
ends Tor tlss congress al hope, chance OF
prospect ~ Igglslaliug absolute geld bonds
into existence. President Cleveland vtli
have ta continue 10 act under the sGbter-
ru-e that has enabled him - issue already
"a hundred million coin bonds for . purpose
never anticipated nor designed oy existing
laws. Had DE and Carlisle shown auy
friendship towards silver. had they acted
la- sensible auI patriotic men a;.G accept
trl a compromise measure. they could have
induced Ehr house To- a-t- But when they
sru1. p1G On ,nr GOLD bond proposition Or
luru.Us. tGe enlightened men IA tine house
determined 30 ste tncin nothing. lt IS pos
sIl.e that haI Reed himself mace tine
elltu concession OF accepting Bryan s
amendment 90 his substitutes, ae might have
gotten E-s measure through the house and
l.-EGu's amendment was only a ue-larsl-
--Iu euutl-s1iua, EXISTING laW and y nat
wgG44 1e tla ls-E vsre Reed. solution cr- s.
t.l. El4 alto .av- Reed Was slitI-LecsieC
LlHut 4s.I substitute were defeated.
Ne Hope IA ths F'Esure LOr Him.
/, VAS very much the same way with
rtt s.I itself. flad 10 read coin bonds and
contained au explanatory section covering
E.lul@ ~ f4rsal. aI--4llIss-nt, j. ui-l-t ha.te
l.eu f.Eorsibly acted u-oa. But whom the
rH.s vel.l destroy, they irse make mad
all ta-y seem TO Llt= had IL 81 Tor the
=aiatl-s tL.s J-ip. Nletler or n.t This
r- ans al extra session, up one Knows but
Grover. and l. has l1t yet tOid .l.s secrets.
ISL haI ke can expect ir9m a congress over
vlcisuin-lg republican aad presided over
D. TOYS Eee,l anI, therefore. presumably
-.ell,L tu tie single gold standard ilid Z
senate nCu-ii-liiy republican. uut wan a ue-
,..-4 majority m lsto- OE the free COIN
a-a ot sf4E.r. is beyond even the guessing
bowers oI a Connecticut yankee
IL AR Cleveland really wants any inan-
cal legislation reform either this congress
% ueNt-slt,r that Ia yslt not d. In Tie
ElUulur-He must o. more gracious 10 sal
.a-. must srl4y more closely line needs o.
rEe people than the desires u Wall street.
Iu tEs -suse .n..Iy tGa members Were C4-
v.ei sgtu tE.-- f@ctious-admiuistrati on
J--..peg-.ss. WHO y.Ouiu A.-ve sold bonus or
none. Reefs followers ana tLe silver men
o. lu F1rues. iu voting. two would c1la-
l.le aEl tals any PROPOSITION eii.an,-ttns
from Ilse tErl ls--f.o-l Was p5'- 10 sleep VITA
C0-U-Et-ltz- ugslrLe=s ana I.ss,slteH-
Turner Was fise oEty 0ne.
1Ir Easu e was tHe o-isF l.e-lD-f % the
Caur-s5a .lelr-a-apn -,hn VOTED l9r tnc Glove
lau.. .sf4 taaul hall. 4hls vote IS a square
.f.u4uasa.f..ur ,E li-- cart "a sir- Turner
for shs sss-st E.'I standard. Ali the us.cr
Il-ulu.rs Vi tile delegation vot~d against
thu 5iii-
now II WAS DONE.