New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-01

have had tho confidence OF the country to manage
the executive branch OF the Goyernn'ni n,snd "a
do what is wise for the people 81 me epu as 70
They may be mis- taken as to the ietai he matter:
ou; believe that i; will be reached by propett
measure. Some measures have been nitro que duced
that are said to meet with their approval Dut & l.
believe the crisis so great that IL was W iv as
mott TO add confusion 10 the hour oy nan m
suggestions until the man whose du!y IL Senaae
which has met every crisis In the history 81 the
Government: this Senate which does n n s uaR
account Of the storms brewing outs1e; tnis ov,
ate which has never yet bowed % dem s,s ,ss
this Senate. which will maintain the c:edit n1 the
this Congress adjourns-if 1t does not come from
elsewhere. It oush; to do-place upon IN e! pro.
priation bill provision enough to pay every nones'
obligation of the Government that has been con-
tracted and keep the Administration tno aver
honor OF the Government and the credit OF the
Government shall be maintained ana We WI ,. IN
tinue stand before the world the foremost N:t'"h
In the matter of observing obligaiioss ain,
Mr. German delivered these rapid sentences rd wn
listened 10 with the greatest attention and interest
APPEALING TO THE REPUBLICANS.
Continuing he said: II care nothing about these
little details / call it details though ought not
to use that word But in the present emergency
It is a matter OF detail whether the money be silver
or gold or greenbacks National banknotes' 30
long az the money is good as any money IN me
world II must be supplied TO tins Go,srni IN III,
Chamber to- come T forward in this crisis for which
they are as much responsible are. The re-
sponsbility is joint 1t cannot be escaped by elmer
side. II must be met by you meaning the Eepub-
cans) with us: and before that CLOCK pointins ~
night Of the I'd Of March next. beiieve-I think !
know shall be the most deceived man IN the Wo' "a
way sufficient TO meet the case and to save this
country from impending disaster because OF want
At this point Mr. nm suggested the proprl,ey o., on
by the two resolutions offered b. himself ara MI
Allison: 49,. cha
resolutions adopted. and they were Accordingly put
to the Senate
whether ii is necessary or desirable that legisla
bonds Treasury notes or other securities 70 oalIze
money for the purpose OF paying the current de,
nature and substantial details OF such legislation.
The resolution was agreed TO. ..-.. -,
the Treasury to MORN thc Scat whs PORTION Gf
or January l. lSS has been used for current ex-
penses: how much Of tho fund realized from me ne
amount requisite II replace the money used
To this resolution Mr.. German Offered an amend
ment directing the Secretary Of the Treasury 20 re-
port to the the actual available cash balance
In the Treasury applicable To current expenditure
amour, Of revenue received from customs. and the
amounts reeeyel tg'm ne , ss q 92nbs i
all payments made from the Treasury between me
same dates The balance Of cash ~ me cur
rent expenses Of the Government. but not in'Iud,
ing the gold reserve tund; the actual amour, ., 80, -,
in tho Urea sury the lst OF January ana me Isl
OF july isai and the actual balance OF gold on me
3lsi OF December. 1894. and. iraly. 70 make de.
tailed statement showing ne appropriations thht
have rot been used since the let Of July, lsl. anu
the an cunt due 20 The elnkng fund on the Nsi day
Of December. 1885, . r,--.
This arendmcn; was agreed to. and Mr. AlHsoh
resolution "a amended agreed 70.
Mr. Teller rep. col made come caustc renn n, *
as 10 the discrepancy between the statements OF VT.
German and of tho Secretary " the Treasury a. 10
the surplus or a lack 81 revenue IN the T'''sury
- meet current cNpcn.es. and said that TINS pre-
| fseuc
rartmeni on side and the Democratic SIZE ~
senate tho o'n'r.
moved an adjournment. wher.upon the Senate. al
$50 adjourned untl tomorrow.