New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29

and IKE good quality be d ss sa
ns to do with the Currency question will not be
adopted by the best wisdom OF the country a. ,a
to the Currency and to avoid the effect Of the
defeat of 1894 the President led of with an assault
upon the currency, and the whole Democrats
party shouted in chorus. and the result we see y,
favor measure which, while p rp.eJitrs will
also add TO the cash in the Treasury by an IN
OF revenues from the tariff
Mr. Coombs dem. y. " gave his entire ap
provaI 10 the bill and the message He said he be-
lie.ed that the House would adopt the plan SUD-
stantally recommended
Mr. Warner. OF New York said the retirement OF
outstanding Treasury certificates was the core OF
the Presidents message. That wouid solve ''e '''
uation. Everything else was Incidental
The views OF the silver men of the Rouse re-
gardng the message are thus epomized by MT.
Bland dem, MOI:
The message sounds much like the one s sent
man law as the only thing standing in the way OF
the prosperity OF the people. The PRESIDENT "
II the law which authorizes the redemption OF an
these in silver is to be ignored under ne pea
that IL is necessary 10 maintain the so'h d TO-
then in order TO do this bonds mus ov notes
gold to redeem the greenbacks ana o ~ the
But: IN the other hand. the power k'Fr ne,s wide
banks TO issue their notes on gold ponds With
their money. redeemabe by the Government in In
gold. and have outstanding IN shor UNI, nf National
bank notes than now have by virtue Oh a,,e
greenbacks and Treasury notes To maln,a'n pe az
contracted bring prices in this country ha tbe
TO the worlds level of prices mss. ' ns cold
proper remedy is to pay out silver the same ~ Eo'
That Is the Democratic creed ana t,e ,iIs' a nd
platform. and the battle between bline'alns" az, ,
gold monornet n sm has begun riEh; mere an" n'uS'
be fought out.
Senators Harris Vest and voorhees,. DeinoV'''''
and Aldrich. sherman and Morrill,. l'ep"p'ic"'''
declined to discuss the message. Mr.. hiII sa'"'
The message states the situation very accuracy
Permanent well as temporary renel snJ" HarSe
granted al once | trust that there is good sens
and t,atr in I'm no
TO refuse col sideraon OF this subject ne n,n,
action and the Democratic party cannon alloil III, ~
antagonzc that sentiment. My views were iu uh
expressed in my speech before the Democrhth 'lup
OF New-York last Saturday evening. and II u uh-
necessary to repeat them.
THE adoption OF the Presidents plan said Mt.
Stewart. means 2O-cent wheat and 2-cent cotton
Senator Wocott remarked:
The President speaks OF the tyranny OF pre-
conceived opinions" seeming 10 overlook the TACT
that he makes himself proper subject OF MS OWN
criticism
Senator Jones' OF Arkansas Democratic silver
Senator and member OF the Finance Committee.
did not apparently accept the suggestion % gold
bonds with favor but said he would not undertake
to say what effect the message would have. either
on the Finance Committee or the Senate.
Senator Teller said. emphatic
The message has made no impression upon the
Senate: II Is easy 10 see that the iresideha n -
and would weld the gold standard upon the ,ou OUT
try. II is the bankers bond one which would give
There is nothing In It for silver Nor - there any
possibility OF the adoption Of the plan In ne Seh,
ate. Ii IL further TO Increase the debt ana MAKE
II payable only I'm gold.
Senator Dubois OF Idaho said that while the
President declared himself friend OF silver he
was endeavoring 20 prevent anything being done
FOR sye, v by aTs part % the
monetary system.