The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-29

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OF tne government would lead TO further
p psn,,s Miu avowed that ne was Tor the
WnintenHnce OF the gold standard until
the powers of the wcrld agreed to thu
coinage 81 silver;
AIR. Tawney tHep., Minnl member or
.no ways anu means conmu.cr. IN sup
por. 81 ,ne nii. called attention 10 tne
pitsiuehts urHent appear 10 congress 10
do some thing. before adiourning; lie knew
onu pvstypoay Know that Eoiu nonns
would not be authorized by congress, and
beeauns CONGRESS would not give him al
ttonty, 9he ana his secretary hai alreauy
opehsn PRESENTATIONS Win tnc snme old
maiouoroWs syndicate Tor announcer Issue
OF per cent oopds The people Of ,he
country We're 70 be given no oppornnlty
10 sanscrihc. We read several letters from
ar. Miiiey l,cn', ,IeNasl, III outuning
w ".tNuuc OF ,uy rliNvr uv'nIvrWA suni
s .,t, thsy ND desired to one, as sn9-
F., for me MI measure ga, that would
IN his opinion, render the further sale OF
ppnus unusosssaiy. As ntnin p,,'''r W.
tasrv me saS"rN shS ses cp 3nrp i'm
we trasuiy N3~NVv OF nuu,uonai as
sets, re aiSued that ,ho puli9n N NE
s,s,nrbnr ,S rsr iS Sf ,ee sv WAN, sna
gvld me aavocntes OF me gold s,anl.
ara would ultimately force INC rotiremcnt
OF paper unless ITS redemption ~ silver
could be brought about, undor the pres.
ent policy the danger always existed thbt
Tue nnhhcini insutuUous riiSht .uu'nhie
70 eeerse the treasury. successive gold
WltburnN els ana Dund ISSUES uitvht nc
iolcsi fintH mo publlo deot WAS Increased
infinitely
Ar, MNsh thep. III, arose 70 give us
pm but before he had nnishrd his pre-.
tIlnhlhry renat rs tn' saVei Vt 'to sp ,i's
Mr.. Burton utepr MOI ana Mr. Com
nelly uRep.. lli). who had been counted on
us opponents e the ON, gave me" sep.
AnGtghNg.
said that II he had been framing the BIZ
he would have changed the iansuage o. II
SO as 10 make y icRd IN hrn OF mo
ToMor now gwen tho secretary OF III" tre"s'
urv. instead OF I'm addition" TO tmt
power, His announcement tlmt he had
finally decided to vote for the bill was
greeted with republican applause.
Mr. Hopkins Wep, lll), In support OF
the bill argued that there was TO neces-
sity for the issue of gold bonds. Iine
last bond issue had demonstrated tns,
this country. There was ample gold here
to supply the needs OF the treasury
Mr. Payne utep., n. W, called ntten-
lion to the tnct that the administration
was already prepar'ns ,SiVV,VM.M" or thirty
gcucy the bin met by reduction of in-
terr,est. ,, 49,.
The presidents message. interrupted MI
finnoy ttep. n. iDt says thnt the sipp,.
100000 OF silver certliicatea Issued agony
bullion purchased under ,he Rut 81 ta' ',
constituted goiu obnshUons. My uiu uus
va, ,ne W Wa o ma ~ snllon and Inc re-
uenptloh OF tnese ho'es III s'N''' 'A'''-
oc ,, nnpiiauae', h., a,,Aort,,, IN re.
dos ne ~, sheer,mon notes. repiied MIR.
neeih VI" SheI'"hh ho''S' 'op''S" +'''
tnyDe' .,-, ,,,,.n continued
n, ~ W Vieo .,t1sH h;,i nronoses "a give the
koVe,h'hrnN w p"TTn.,,p,icnn nnn,nuset
,,l rs ~ E oiu nv,,.,'nsn Of me admin
, ,i, atGneu tme' W., All no bonds In the
M,rd,,Un W." NJ NJ an .xorbitent rate
~ , ~" md throw The renponsibility
OF lht't'sl ",'u ~" Wv
on r.puoli,s,ain,, COM .nr .,nnor,ed the
,., AZ. nnsssn NJ ,.ts,, Iie1n cay then
closed lot inp ~, H. tn,,ata for ,,is .tdc
NJ, err , ,'ip 'a' n,,d 'c ndnawnr 10 hiring tbc
hnuae hnrl ,n ihe r,ni issuc The prcs.
hvuse naSh W ,ip ~ 10 mo roi1 70.
serve was lt ~ a1HIo,,,n un,ii .oine Ne
i 10 wns ,g,y, NOV Tbai Mas a pain business
,,ro mls orso''' nav ""'' ~
You genbiomen nc sb snih " "ithn ,Ss Az
me- repuo.'ca ar,, n.y. n art mo, IT, You
upor ~ or uevl,,,Gi ,, ~ ,,d cIni,u wop ore
snonIn mor PLY lo,, ~, he nreeidcnts mess.
aetihs ~ r'ni,"Ii,s ~ Wv s.ya ,1er. is de-
aee, ane I nies'n asnr,ai Ss,atcmont shows
sds,, os v" vou ,o rc,irc the ,r. enj,nrks
,uunt nshs wv '" ,.,ss,ry All ,oId
i hhiu .iiap'o '"o '"''' s'
ppnas, 49,.
rs tho gentleman from Georgia In favor
of IT." asked Mr.. Boltelie. II am not"
replied Mr.. crisp nmll roar OF laLEntnr
on tho repnblicnn siie, opn'o,a,,,,,ohh
to this measure, ne nrocredie,u, 10 united a.
Gentlrinen on thh' sue nele." my 'he
COMPOSITIONS OF thc EoNe'l'n'h, ndou 49, no
l,ald IN Slld fou owe ~ 10 your tto"n
ufy ana 10 me YAK nuruyncu psopio "
me country 10 Nole 10 np,niI ,soiu' !,
l believed nv you 90. hnouiu hh'e iei'
myself unworthy longer 70 70 Ieptr,
sentative OF inc Amefisah people " ! iahed
10 Huppoit proposit'oh 'hat ""'ii suNo
the people ,inlIlions; - r.. A.,
?. He, called Allegation TO the fact thot
keeh, Mr llnEioy MI. IhYne
and others last year Nolvu WIN hummer
OF democrats 70 itshe 'goil pon1s lie
said the object OF the pther sue was
simply to seem 10 40 something IN e
sponsa 10 the demand OF the democratic
eXect tive when they nre dbFolut.ly dolns
nothing, unless II was 10 lhJute ana rm-
harrhss the ttcrsnry. ..,.,.,
asked Mr., Bentelle, that we ought 10
follow tho advice. OF the president ana
Issue gold t"ndsF' 49,.
MY argument III. replied Mr.; Crisp.
that u you believe az you claim thht
the ohligaiionS OF INC Eoye,ninrht Worc
payable In Rold, YOU sntuin nave ~,
courage 20 vote 10 insert me worh golh.
Mr.. Boufellc-bn does the, gentlemen
from Georgia think he ~ going 70 NON
The credit Of the country by ,pro,hlnlng
TO the world his heller mn ne noes not
mink the bonds are rsyaple IN tolu
Mir. triNu--I Hfn not purhulhE my NitWb.