The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-19
CONSIDERABLE ACRlM0NY.
Msssrs. Her and Harvey Indulge 10
Some Personalities.
An EXPLANATION xlDE'DY HR. HERR.
Nr. Harvey Saws Mr.. Horr Claimed uGavo
Him the Headache to study FINANCE
Mr.. Horr Replies That IL Wouid
Never Affect "a Mans Head
to Write Coins finan-
cial school.
Icopyright. 1895, by Azel +. Hatch.

Copyright, 1895, by Azel +. Hatch)'
CHICAGO. ILL, July ls.-To-day
Harvey -Horr debate was marked Win
considerable acrmony on the part Oh
both speakers. l.. ,ao
In TIE beginning Mr.. Horr said he haa
a personal explanation 10 MAXI -, ~
quoted the following paragraph uo"'
his opponents argument oil 'seInsn
These principles are FOR tne sSA'sn
interests OF money lenders, ana siI' M Mi,S.s
is here advocating them Mt' n.y.
said he took this as renecloh on '"'
character. lie continued: ,axe
Il am not mopey-lender. ! nav M
no interest IN any bank or othsr ins,itu-
ton of like character. Was ialseu on
a farm, and my first work was uvnc
for SlU a month. | used 10 JIG uiech'o
for "A living. and was al one unhs "
brakeman on a railroad. When was
elevated 10 the position OF DaSsase
master II yas the pfoudest aioi,Sns M
of my life. | therefore came INTO 'nls
debate. as my friend viii nnd out BE-
Fore he gets through, to advocate the
PRINCIPLES which Will be Tor the btse
interests OF the working classes, from
which l come.
GETTING FAcrfious.
IL desire 10 say. however, that ! HaHe
no prejudice against any man WIZ hass
been more fortunate than l. no noi ,i
think a man Is necessarily a tcoui'nte'
because he saves more than ne H9'hur.
/ even 20 so far as TO say man can
be director OF national DahH "nu
still maintain his integrity -
Mr.. Harvey explained that when no
ssid Mr. Horr advocated the lrincipi.s
Of money-lenders he did not mean 10
saw Mr.. Horr himself was money
lender. lie thought, however, III CIV
INK the history OF ms NE, ,,a,s M', ,hat
ne had at one time been BANK ptesi
"Thls question Will not be settled by
any man parading hiinsen as a ~ ~ ,res-
handed son Of toll, continues tne itVs
silver advocate. but II lies deeper thah
that Perhaps Mr.. Horr was at one
time a laboring man. but 50 Wsrs i n,asf
persons who are now selhsh hdhn tlc''
dents" MIR. Harvey then plunged hh'c,
deem into a discussion Of the act OF
ISL which dcmOnctized silver but was
shortly interrupted by the bell VI the
timekeeper. 49, -. -. ..,,,-
ueut Mr. Uorr INDUCED In niue saI.
casm at his adversary expense. w
considerable merrlment MI. harvey uas
told YOU" he said. that said II me9e
nv head ache some times 10 study
nnancial questions. II would not make
any mans head ache 10 write Ihcn
super-nnancial stun as Is contained ~
this book" Here Mr.. Horr iiouI's.he'
| "A COPY OF COINS Financial school
After ttls he took up the history "'
| the passage of the act OF 1913. He de-
| ncd the champion Of the white metal
| to produce any proof tnal fhf'an' Ia"
| ai.y hand in the act Of lAi3.
| In reply to this. Mr.. Harvey SAID Dci,
| r.ar. the English historian, who lefn'u
| II a matter of record that the i,nfisr
| I'm of 1870 dcmonetizias silver. was 'of
| two weeks IN the har n OF Mr Nnv>
| ,ho Secretary Of the Treasury. lhls
| statement was followed by denunein'
| tiOn OF Congress. ,..... .
| "'rhe attempt 10 bcsmlrch the congress
| OF the United states can De siiaias.'' =.
\ ized nv no other word than Infamous
| shouted MIR. Horr. leaping TO his ieet
| ..The man who starts In 10 90 tils ha'
| better never have started al all.
| THE discussion of the act OF leiJ WAS
| continued until ! o'clock. when an a9'
| iOurnment was taken.