New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-06

current expenses Of the 50 h. long aus
ihorized and reqiired from time time. in his
discretion to issue sell and dispose Of at not less
ness Of the denomnation Of 81 SO and 500 any
multiple thereof may be needed for that pur-
annum. PAYABLE seni-annually and redeemable at
the pleasure OF the Government In coin AFTER TWO
and exemptions provide IN the act aPProEyeaa Sann
sell and dispose Of The same Tor not l es e So, an
equal amount Of lawful money OF me nsd G SaateS
and a; such postofiices he SELECT and the
Secretary snail use the proceeds there1i io .e p
pose provided for IN this section ana TOT none o"'
THE POPULlsrS' INNING.
NJ. Walker occupied the remainder Of The hour
belonging to him. IN which Mr.. Reed SPOKE IN
discussion OF the general financial situation and was
followed by Mr.. simpson pop. kan1 MI mp,
son sad he coua hardly eXpsct 10 aIa any But he
wanted to express his surprise ina su.n r., god
proposing to issue bonds to borroT c ~ ne gfe
from Illinois sMr. Springer Was Sha Urn man;
TG H P S a Of wh hs ssey f{T pcan amn
tration. and was in opposition to tnc Jaw. '.e
pay them IN silver when there was no god on nan
The prop2son Of the p sreat o esder % i
was an effort 10 pail the wool over he ey,- o, we
RsSp b %n9 Gfie Ec smp 20 Ho' ar On
Lille game and it won't 90 10y unnotlccd ne
pan pToposeG Gla nVi 20 10 i' cIsin.
Mr pence pop. COLI emphasized point mace by
+. =.
y,i,ld cbev the AN ana redeem the Treasury notes
i,s,,ei ,:nder the act Of 1899 silver dollars Tie
near strange things had occurred in ne Li'ld
congress h.nss which ga not seem S,-D tba
such , bin As the one pending should come from a
Democratic President. indorsed ny I}enhoCra AZ
Secretary Of the Treasury. through temperate
committee f. Democratic House II had been
boasted. he said. that the princp;es OF me anyaee
never changei tina, might be. but the arrange-
lncnt Of that language cer'Alniy TrnI,y a5dnt.
ine in somebody's angTa-c II am Demo ~ ";
they roamei ao9H' bf nt.erines
The variation in interrogative form. Am i'"o-
Mr. McKeiehan Pop Neb) said he mad no Idea
that either this Congress or the neNt wou,h pa
law to retire tn iefSrper 70 e a, the next
in c5nc.usion for the Popu.iss Mr.. simpson siI
.ba, Iike Nr Pence he was ready 10 SURRENDER
any marty advantage that might accrue to MN a'i
u,ouIl Give relief to the country But ne saw nom
in the provisions Of the bill from me
~ the Gentleman from Maine Nlr Reed any NOR
desirable II perpctuated the discretion ISL y!
~ mean god coin only. III the gentleman rem
Maine" continued NJ simpson add h,n gr,ni
iss,ife the people that ne would appoint Seeietiry
"i , me 'd consirr the word In the interests %
the people. the proposition would not De - ''''
hn I M he id said Sir Springer who stood beside
Mr. Reed. you'd make him the Popu'is' c'"'"a''
V"'Certanly." responded MI Simpson. 'E'er'eod
81 ,his Mr. Reed broke Tor cover AMI retired to
rbe ncyt speakcr VAS Mr. Patterson ,lenl-;
Tenn who after expressing his commentator On, ~.
mo Hi reportei from the COMMITTEE on bd'ihl.lS
ia Currency made A speech substintltN ~ h''lrl
win his remarks on the bill 20 repeal the prcnhS'.s
r,suse = the sherman law. more than year aTo. ~
tho effect that this country was on So'n ptSS
and Thai there was ~ liability OF sllE'i lir',
-ntrsga hll being passed. IL expressed the h"liti
mo; tho ncope OF the South were with him on tn'
s,hioct and that In that part Of the country 'h'
fight FOR sound money must ue ""'' anu "'''' "
n o.....l tbs
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