New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
ViOletS in July.
COLGATE'S
Violet Water.

sc ct the wealth Of the world, and what is
Left Is fopro a ny e Dse of vng in sight
lowered. human character Is lowered ana that mas
that Congress and we will only preserve this Re
public by recognizing ana noting 'he 81" ''"' mas
Mr Horr reads. without giving the page but that
makes difference. of where members OF ooHggss
spoke OF subsidiary coinage. NON ne Is on fnr
You with subsidiary coinage. when means !ne iiaS
onal silver not he Go Coins s"b be aid not mean the
silver dollar that had free access TO the MINIS. wv
Speech ' b. 'p Teadne language that would look I
II included the dollar piece but Stough.oh hi vo,
hear about and that never was spoken IN C9nsr ,s
and is part of this plan that was pursued during
modern and ancient history give plenty OF evidence
Of the frequent practice OF GripsIy cnniamnaied bv
IT, In the Illinois Legislature in 1851 The cry street
Railway COMPANY OF ShGasS wnf Years Nearly
all the citizens OF Chicago were opposeI 10 IT, ana
pGnd Would ss psss 1T the
as il was virtually present Of millions OF dollars
went through The Governor. who was unpurchas-
able. vetoed it, The bill was passed over The Coy.
street. railway Of Chicago today With her nearly
two millions Of people, is operated
SANDER ON THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Mr.. Horr-aiy friend still cngs to his delusion
that there is such thing as honesty in the world
protest against this effort TO smirch the character
of the American people by fixing on few Instances
OF corruption and then drawing the general prop
osltion that this whole. entire Republic is nothing
but fostering sore Of corruption 1T is =, an esd nE
and upright lives in this country ana world OF our
But want TO proceed with ane sSd semi over
the Senate, December ls, 1872 II passed In, the
fills nineteen columns Of The Congressional itec-
ord" This bill was before Congress almost thIee
coinage OF the standard silver dollar OF 4l2's grains
should be dropped that the old dollar about "nch
where else was never in that bill during these whole
three years and Congress was aware OF tnr and
a man stutifes himself who could SIT IN lhat Ion,
gTess ana say y, mai he naG no way er C cnna a
whether 1t is possible 10 Introduce b.il INTO ine
than isat in Which this bill was introduced
HARVEY RETURNS TO THE CHARGE.
Mr. Harvey-I Will now take up the bill In the
House. where it passed in May, 1872. In Volume !.
second session. XIIId Congress. page SE, We ma
Mr.. Kelley chairman OF the Committee on Wegh's
and Measures presenting the bill. He SAID; Inc
House will find the body OF the bill 10 be we'll
devised and careful codihcaiion of the mint laws.
making very few, II any essential changes except
IN this: The sold-unit clause does MOI appear 10
to say tf that judge Kelley cannot be proven
hts statement by copies OF bills aiterward iraudu,
by speeches that were never spoken In toe House;
bat printed in The Record under leave to print.
But in this open statement made by Judge Kelley,
chairman OF the committee having the bil in
charge in presenting the oil, we find that i, Is de-
ing laws, While MIR Kelley on has feet, MI
Potter asked this gues,"n No J. page $ ii de- n
charge whether If It becomes a law, IT VIII make
s It's IN the to ya e al inc e
exiss$' Mr.. Kelley replied 1T does not" The
meantime. on April 8. 1872. determination on the
part Of Mr Hooper. OF Massachusetts, to press
subject, caused most OF The members to lose IN
!erFss in he b but s1f'e9 the suspicion 81 one
confess. therefore. that the Introduction OF the BIZ
at such period excited my suspicious ! was, and
am. at d loss to gather from ANYTHING Know or
can learn ina, there Is any nsiesS oa dIr g Saoy
the proposition OF taking up the time Of the House
House , at til thai time was subject for the pencil Of
Mast IN a caricsturc OF the day 1t Is during ms
cover that the change Of the unit from silver TO
gold had been inserted In ne h'L ,.. -, ~.
Hooper. Give me a Jury, and make an issue Tor
that jury 10 Try. and let this be The ISSUE We're
spoken openly In the House. and Will secure
verdict from that jury. that part OF them were
common custom in Congress by which speeches
6s ead Sns SG,n nd
In the delivery certain PASSAGES that were after
could have bimetallism with the unit In gold II
would not be safe experiment TO try; but II the
nr nime Gpe em no OF the Other eta w
might have bimetallism. AS We viii see later In
this discussion. unlimited coinage Is the first as
70 imporance of the several conditions makins
intention TO change the unit to gold, 1t nowhere
revealed the intention to close the mnts to silver.
THE BILL CLEARLY UNDERSTOOD.
Mr. Herr submit 10 this audience II there is not
positive proof that that bill well understood b,
the people who were legislating upon g. The bin
was like all the bills passed in that Congress. ex-
amined carefully and conscientously. Men differed
about II. differed about the necessity Of such a
law. Mr. Potter suggested that 1t not ncces-
sary at that time because we were not using either
ward supported the hi and aided in Changing he
s silver coin 70 The trade dollar There had never
100000, up to the passage OF that bill.
voice iSerr in the s aud i.,I, or syer'
been large amount Of subsidiary coin but we lost
all OF 1t by 1873, and made it subsidiary and the
England, II is true. had demonetlzed silver in 1916
They had done It because the men who understood
best; they were the clearing house OF the world
nss OF the war a to s eS hs % ds the Su
ind out what was the trouble when you coin money
% Thn Ts' was Tf f2gna that h wHs" G
ratio. one metal or the other disappeared from
was best to have only one money sandad sHd thew
had adopted this away back in 1876 Now. my friend
followed the United States Why, Germany de-,
ln is7l. ana Germany coined silver cfree coinage
silver after ISL In ISL the bill was passed by the
That is the record Of that Government
Is 'rue the sab s1o had been assed IN this
many. nor did she follow After the French
War. Germany threw upon the markets as re-
member IT, s90ooo.O00 OF silver 1t in CON
sideration Of the fact that that was about to be
and acting upon this silver question. There was
no conspiracy about Il. want 10 say TO this
audience and 10 the American people that laws
OF that kind are never planned by conspra tors;
there IL no such thing as great money power
either In this any other country. that dominate
the people OF that country. Appause) The people
or the United States act Independently II IL a
Islander upon civilization, the proposition that Mr.
Harvey makes and tries to maintain here today
WAR" REVISED At MANHATTAN