New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-24
MR. HARVEY EvADEs QUESTIONS

From The Cleveland Leader
Ex-Congressmnr Horr rather took Harvey; The
silver shouter hy surprise IN ne Ieoat, AZ nneago
this Government 10 throw open its minis 10 the free
coinage % oliver AT ne ration of 10 TO a, ms tine
Mr. Horr said that was tho main question 70 be De-
cldel. ani he asked Harvey 70 answer A. Bu' har-
vey would not commt, himself lie na in y, ,Ot t,re'
liz too busy telling about the crime OF 1873.
HARvEY's LICENSE TO LIE"
From The Nashville American.
Harvey representing bimotaliism has full Ncense
70 lie THIS Is one instance 81 me nn,v 49, ~ h
vev mlssta;es facts When man acknowiedegs ne
can the public place IN his other sta'ements'
TWO STYLES OF FIGHTING.
From The Topeka Capital
STYLE ~ fighting WIS equally Consultations when y
came 20 tho third point the aeno1e'lzntl,n ~ ls,s
the ropes at every thrust from t'orr Harveys
bo. hai m.ie ~ crss hs the nh br
british boodic iiorr Quoted nc records showing m,
,se ySar he sbows an ha was nrsned bv the
Treasurer Of the United Sa;es In an Official report
thai ths silver dol9r Wcn r nsi sS,us be-
dropped from the list or coins
An ISSUE BETWEEN GOLD AND SILVER.
From The Dubuque Telegraph
Tho Horr-IIarvev 1cb,te row in progress derives
much Of ia interest from the fact hat tn" issue be-
tween gold and silver is fairy made and accepted
by both parties There s no temnorizlng with tho
question Mr. Horr admits that this country must
undertake. hlmetollism alone or no, al az ana VT,
II II does not undertake II. II must be content win
tho gold basis alone
GOOD FOR THE SILVER NINE OWNER.
From The Minneapolis Journal
II he (Mr. Harvey wants TO md r,i out where the
hSmsnd 1or the free coinage OF saV bv 70
poor rule that won't work both ways There :
millions In 1t for the SILVER nnH rrv and
the fellow who is keeping II IN long after lots OF
other people have become so busy that they haven't
time now TO talk about H.
MR. HARvEY's Suspicious
From The Sioux city Journal.
II Mr. Harvey to subtract hts suspicion. he
would have little foundation upon which to rest his
theories II does not 90 much matter so ,ar rs
mlt'cd that he Is representative of n considerable
class OF mon. more or less unfortunate. and who or
late years have been more or less combined In
political association.
ESSENCE OF MONOMETAILIC DOCTRINE.
From The Spokesman Review
Mr. Horr laid down the essence OF the mono
metallic doctrine when he asserted In the Chicago
eha,e thnt the aqa,y OF money IN n'eG IN any
When silver was demonetlzed The quality OF gold
,s %s M Sr has h nSsps o
world OF course the logic OF this position will re-
anre nm to dfend d ne M r II MAR the
the depths OF The sea a me ps0pl, would be esno,
what counts not quantity And the further this
process continued according to the conten-
lion OF Mr. Horr. the greater would be the delights.
the profounder the prosperity.
AN INVALUABLE DEBATE
From The San Francisco Chronicle
The arrangements for the'sen;est are unique and
are well calculated 10 enable the champions 81
bring out the best points in dispute between the
respective sides. The short and sharp discussions
will suggest innumerabe phases OF the subject.
and. without doubt. both gentlemen Will be
prompted and aided by suggestions from all parts
OF the Union the debate proceeds from day to
day.
MUTUAL REcRIMINATIONS.
From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
After resting Friday Messrs Harvey and Horr
resumed their discussion Saturday. Both came
dignity Of the occasion Mr. Horr accused the
advocate Of free silver Of running at the mouth