The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-22

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tender in payment OF said bonds. principal
and interest. ~ not violation OF the pub
! lie faith nor In ierogation OF the rights
| Of the public creditor
Yeas on the adoption OF above resolution.
Democrats. Armstrong. Bailey. Beck,
| Coke. Davis Of West Virginia. Dennis. Eus-
Jones Of Florida. McCreery, Mcdonald,
MaNuw. Nerrimon. Morgan, Ransom.
. salisbury. Thurman. Voorhees,. Wallace.
! Democratic Nays. Barnum. Bayard. Ea-
tom. kernan. Lamar Mcpherson RAN
vow I Win read the votes Of democratic
SENATOR'S uu the hili to remonetize tue
standard silver dollar. February y. ISIS.
Democratic kess and NAYS VA the passage
- the hill over the veto Of President
Hayes This act is known as the Bland
Yeas. Democrats: Bailey. Beck. Cock
reli. Coke. Davis % West Virginia. Dennis.
Eu~rfs. Garland. Gordon, Grover. Harris.
Hereford. I'm. Johnston, Jones Of Florida,
NnrGnn- Saulshurr. Thurman. voorhees,.
Wallace. Withers- Total 3.
Demo, ratio Nays: Barnum Bayard. But
i.r. Eaton. Herman, Lamar, Mcpherson.
H--Ho.-h Whvfc Total g.
The next vote in the fffy-first con-
Err~s. first session. In the senate, jane II.
lSn on h.ll To provide for the free
COINAGE OF s3.l and silver and for other
Bsrorra,lc Ycas-Bate. Berry Blodgett
Eutitr. Cail. Corkrell. Coke. Colquitt. Dam
q. EuSt-s. George. German. Harris.
Hearst j Hes 81 AihaA1A@s hfnlAs AANG-
Esu. Pasro. Payne. fugh; Ransom, Turpie.
Naue.- Vest voorhees,. Wathall-total -.
U.nlocratic Nays-McPherson. Wilson.
NJ. n.xt .ote was in the hfty-frst CON
Ercss. sound session. ON a bill to provide
alriu.t fhs contraction OF the currency.
arI fa~ otEs- purposes. by MIR Stewart.
Earlarv = tssI 90 which Mr. Vest offered
ir-a coinage bill as substitute.
Democratic yeas On Vests substitute.
which passed and Was a fun free coinage
M. II.
t.- r.,ir.n coke Daniel Eust 3
Faulkner. 81; hson. German. Hampton.
Jones ~ sF.ausas. K"nna. Morgan. Pasco.
Lc..s Waithar total. -.
Btmnrrafie RAYS. Milson-total. ,.
Tf- urNt vote Was in the hfty-sccond con-
grsss. s'raIa season. July ], lNHe. on hill
a. provide Ter DE free coinage Of gold and
silver hu.ii"n. anl for other purposes.
t...1.as-atie stas and nays on the bill.
Y.s-- si-.ts Iierry blackburn. Rloirett
ri- Ii.H. kenua. Ilis. Morgan. Ransom.
Euu.tt. Vest total. Is.
fi.-.lseratl. NAYS: Brice. Carlisle. German.
Gay. Mcf'hsrzon. Palmer Mhtte-tot9l. 7.
To WIS feared ~ some democratic sena-
f-r- tLat the passage OF this bill might
~. ilirrass th,. candidacy % Mr.. cleveland
su Toe I.zt vote. Ia the hfty-third con-
er nrSi session. the democrats were
tiv iaG o. % -.
i, rrD-rsti- yeas and nays on the pas
sf Or, uiii 10 repeal the purchesin
clause 81 iar S7erman law Of July ~ 49,
jeffrey. Camden. Faulkner.
r...n. Mills. Mitchell of y ASH
5a phy. hanson. smith. Turpie.
Auurnfts " hlte OF l-ouisiana-to-
Nay Ha.e. Perry. blackburn Butler.
t't ..er .-n.e. Daniel George Har-
~ .f- -as ISL Arkansas. Martin, Pasco.
i'u-r Roach. Vance. Vest. Waiihall-'o-
>l~r-sa1 ssrd Narihern Democrats.
500. sa,. voorhees,. Turpie, Mills.
Faulkner and Ransom.
M. -. .'.er were. went VITA
republicans because they
5 as O.. s.s.- our- party from permanent
. a..-f win the president. oeF.fai
$685.. t. ant uling myself, were paired
r... f.-t to.-s taken In four con
&c. .u= a period - sixteen years.
.. r.um tne tesiuuius oi the tat-
.t- E.r .sr l.sfu. alton OK SILVER 10 Tree
40. asl taA legal tender power Mr.
-s s.. la. destroyer &c sitcF money
So f.a r-.a -saiI standard. WAS Doe f1h
...a --..-e .srulocratlc senator from
Sea sua throughout Sew England.
In d., ti.. Democratic votes cast against
-...tr uluE-s a. o. against =. Ia o.. Sec
~ri t.f. % isA tn'y NvTe against -, Ia
at-t tLrN vtr- g against -. In 1871 there
va- "na -aiust q ihls was after
.l.- a-rt.-aul-s defeat when We We're
tlu-tr.iuE uur forces TO regain power. In
l-1- att,F AIR Cleveland second nomina-
r.s.sr rrs.N were against l..
Hi.,. ,,s. F., maj GA an the test ballot
luea ft- Poe ufarIi--. from iNsN Co l>sa. dem
s-.res s.-f.fass voted IA votes Tor silver
-n4 e t1ir, tAsJ are claimed Tor tht SIM
~. elIf stasfiari and are 80 justly claim
.-a u.s. rfs anal result Is considered not
q ;sstaul.u- tH'ir oft-repeated asseyera-
fitsu- that fH"a were the trienh- ui hi-
f..s r. lI..rr .ia Hnt critiCiSe them. only
r-l slIr.- that their zeal Tor the holders OF
wealth art th.. lr-ttes Of their regard Tor
tir.. f.-.sr'.. ana .5ls-ured their vision as 20
..-,.... r.,.., n ~ Z tuatIou.I feel comforta-
) Irr sE7s4ra T.
Gaod company To lie In.
SO trt believe that democrat was
eve o. better Company. imam WIN SUN
Tagh. Grove. Wallace, salisbury. Nuor-
htss. Nei.oua g. Nithers, Daniel. Hunton.
Arza..ss~ Berry. coke. MaNey, Hereford.
G.aN-s uI West AiI-luia. kenua. fhuiNnt.-
1lnps.. Isu.s o. FLORIDA. Ransom. cai.
I'--H. Mttrufra me elder anu greater
Johnston. Dennis. Acrrimon. Bailey Cock
D.. Yes. tH-.r. it-u * Nr't L.. ',irNts
~ .-.n fsarflan. t'aFnr. Hearst. l.ItF hnL p.
t.sar4... Hampton. Butler. f5loigett. Mills.
* .r-an. lsarasEr. IS al-h. MAfIn. tt1aHh
aal sam ~ New York ana Others
,s.rst,. aouif have voted for the free coin
az- ~ silver at tire ratio OF Is 60 ], with
Whatever iratts. or NaEaflt~, may nave
troubled the minds ~ fh-se -rrat men
while r.s imiSiic prophets q cFA we're ain-
uinE tU.is wnIiiu-- into their ears, Mhth
fftv thus voted ingy gave their solemn
APPROVAL 20 tlc measure. from Nhich ohlN
a. aer uf rsHsrtas.H could eAoheraie thci.
That door 81 cape is always open 10
an honest man. but occasionally some Try
70 escape underground
have named Garland and Lamar, who
mere iu Mr. TleY.lanl's first cabinet. var
land voted Tor free silver and would. alter
wards have died ~ neglect. hut that brave
and rouA man would not die until God
has called Aim Tie Is stlN very md.h
aliK. in M voluntary retirement from pnh-
d. life. which the south deeply O. er'iS-
IT, a letter 20 the president of the Mem
nhls convention ne makes a criticism On
Mr. tlrl.sle. ~ the second cabinet oi ar
Cleveland which J viii quote.
EN->-~rcsarN tsarsEnd ga carlisle.
..Hfr Carlisle. true. now speaks Ia lan-
EuaEe differing essentially from thai used
Is him iu 1875. and We must not ans ser
him with d suetr or cuutcmptuous boot, OF
= p1zeuappiaE ejaculation that VIII not DO
NJ. has tits right to change his opir.ons. yea
tHuse. ID honestly DE believed he was wrong
then 90 Is his duty TO change them now
fuH give tine reasons for the faith That ls
Ia him it Is said that fools and dead mon
alone never change their opinions We
u-sr- al I hrlieKc-fur one 1 was glad
when h.. was called TO the high trust now
81 hie harIz. and no brrath Of suspicion
- q MS honesty of purpose. am sure.
viii d. Tanned or encouraged la any way
b. any OF those Nho knOW him-not by a
Z single one: but meet his arguments now
vrItn his arguments then. To my mind.
after reading both. then and now, his O. a.
sons and arguments then are far superior