Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-15

WASHINGTON, Feh I5-The third at tempt of the administration at this session to sseu. 0 legislati1n locking to the relief ef the tseasu failed in the house First the Carlisle bill fur the ref, rm of tho cur rency system wont down. Next the bill for the issue of 5000 GOO, ono of gold bonds and the leti, emsnt of the legal ten6e roc mmended in tho presidents special message was defeated last Thu sGay y maimity f 27, anu n W tic house, by a majority evon h ge t41l, has .efuSei to ordet tD q thi,d .o,ding the 6 luti n by which it was pN'p sed tu autGuIiyc the is sue If Se5, 0po, UG1 f 3 per cent Y ld ht nds to substitute flr tke per cent 80 year in binds li iry : oo eta Ca lislo un- do" 'nt act with tho RJshschild Morgan syndicate
 The actiun Of the house was the culmi- natl, of the exciting evt nts which have cccu red since the p esiCent sent his spe- cial message tJ c ng eSs which resulted in tLe epHt f. m the ways and me ans mnittes of the os lutiyn n l., author ize the issue fl the E ld bands. A special or de was hr ught in as soun as the house met tI bring tho iss luti, to vute at 6 o'clock.
 The dehate upon the lesOlution which lasted ove' i've hOus, was of an inte. est ing and Ut tjmes intlamn al le character The gallo ies we packed. and thee was much excitement and confusion on tho foo, hut tin into ost cents ell in the coure which tlo Repuhli, ans would pur~ sue. it te.ng cuace le l that the fate of the le olution l,e ell with them, Tle.e wa much manGuve ing among their leaders. Reeds Vancouver Failed. The Repu licanS west of the Allegha- nles, lei y Messrs. Ho, kin$ and Cannon | of lllinui,, ,ed of with impe uous | speeche agains a gold lond tLa: would disctimina ayainsg the ondS AlICady is, I sued Mg. iced and his eastei friends sought in P iVa,s confe ence to Ially all to united ao ion His plan wa; to allow ! the lesolus ion to go O a third eaiing and then movo 10 Iecommit it. with instIuc- tions to report lack bill simila- 0 that which Le ofIe cd as substitute 10, the gold bond bill last week providing for 3 ! per cent coin bonds.
 For lime 1t seemed possible that this arrangement, would te agseed to but af- CT the stirring speech of Mir. Hepbu O! l Iowa u e middle and We a eln Rcpu licanS | broke away, Ce Q mined O defea tEe Uni. d 1 reading of tl . e O,ution le t by sone chance it might cary if it pa ed this pa l liamcntary >Iace Tho ea tern Repu ol!r, ans then dccidod to >uppo 1t. The | sreoc. of Ne >>r~. Wlfson Reoi Hopkin and Bt van We . tie feature of the to ate An ana'y k of u . vote huw1 | ut \. Democrats and 3I Republicans tl>O in alll voted in favor of to le button. and "S Democrat t2 Republiran, and lopu, lists C67 in al, aga tlt
 | NIT. Wilson Appeals For support.
 Mir. Wilson asserted that for 35 years the gold standard had hcen the practical money basis in this ,oun,ry. that gentle men confused the standard of payunent l with tho currency oi payment Two ex- 1 perimentS had failed to give rolicf and now the treasury had been obliged to re- sort, as is had under Secretary sherman, to a SD cial contract,
 Mir. W. \, Stone of Pennsylvania said he could not See why Republicans should not vote fo' the cso ution though they | wee not to blame fo' tho bad manage ment that had b oight about the dltlicul. l ty. To refuse to mako tho bonds paya- ble in gold Nou Il ho tn spite the count V. The president had twice appea cd to the patriotism Of tho Republican Ia ty, and that appeal had novc been made in vain. They had responded twice and should dc so again.
 MT. Hepbu. n os Iowa said that the gentleman om Pennsylvania D. oposed to go hack on the who policy of his pa ty that had ways D edged itself 10 maintain go d and si ve at n pa, ity The sec etaTy of the easu y was lepo; ted to have said to the committee on ways and means that if the go d D oviso was put into this issue of bonds 1t must 20 into every future is, sue
 Do you propose to do that:' he asked and the 6 wero cries of No, No.' After reading the plank of tho last national | FS, f.,r F.,r said, MT speaker, I can imagine that your own heart has been warmed many times by that ringing sentence whGrcat there was great applause and laughter After reading tho plank of the Repuh icau platform for bimetallism he declared therE was no differences between moral and 10. gal obligations-thatt there was not debi of the government that could not honestly be paid in silver
 Bryan Scores Cleveland.
 Mir. Bryan of Nebraska made hall hour speech a2ainst tho resolution tho passage Of which, he began by saying would withdraw $l65, OO0. coo from cir culation.
 The president of the United States, 3 he continued, lis q human being"
 ', h, nor shouted Mir. Walker of Mas sachusetts The president is, therefore | ing the interruption. He has erred The Democratic party owes him nothing Democratic applausel It owes him only the gratitude 1t would owe the guardian who had sQuandered rich estate. HG seeks to inoculate his party with Repub lican virus that his party may die oi blood poisoning. (Aprlause on the Dem ocratic side
 But ho has yet one attribute of sov sTeisnty,' continued Mir Bryan. "HG ehasteneth whom he loveth. daughter. Turning to the question at issue Mir Bryan asserted 1t was Q question in which was bound up the welfare of mankind Pass this res llution. he said and $I6, GOO, GOO would he saved to the people in 5( years. Pass it, and they would be robbed of $l6, 000 001, 000 in third of that tim, by the men in whose interests it wal passed. Mir. Bryan sent to tho clerk | desk and had read the dialogue between Shylock and Antonio concerning thu pound of flesh and concluded a Fhilippi' against the resolution by declaring in sol emn tones and with uplifted arm that i the sacrifice of his life would defeat it passage he would gladly lay it down anC feel himself a martyr to the cause of hu manity, which statement the house receiy cd with mingled jeers and applause
 The Issue has come" said Mir. Bryal in Concl. sion, You have got 10 mee a this proposition On these questions VI
 ma mat the Democrats or the casy an
 the Republicans of tho east lock arms an = proceld d to carry out their policy withou
 reference to the rest of the country. But
 Mir. Speaker if they do that, they mus
 expect that on the principal of self presel ! vation the rest of the country will dro party lines and unite Co preserve thei
 homes and their welfare. (Applausel
 "The dsmand of our eastern brethren
 both Republicans and Democrats, is fC : e steadily approaching standard of valu'