The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-09
5RlIYS, BELLY. AND BRASS.
.bt7 Makes a Savage Attack on
President Cleveland.

he Attitude of the Administration on
Financial Measures the Ground for
the Attack The Speaker Asserts That
Re IS Net Talking to Men Who Be-
heve in Going to Hades IN a Eand
Cart, or Who Think More of a Bob
tail Flush Than a Contrite Heart.
Washington. Jan. SIN the House TO-
a. q solution reported from the COM
ttee on rules TO the House directing
committee on appropriations TO in
i0vorala in the sundry civil bill par
ieraph transferring the Fort Leaven-
! 'rh prison from the war department
II the department Of justice was agreed
i hy vote Of l55 to -.
The House then went into committee
inc whole on the currency bill, and
=, Sibley dem, of Pennsylvania. opened
debate with a sensational speech i'm
bp00sition to the bill. He spoke Of the
4 assage of the bill to repeal the pur-
4 h3Sing clause of the Sherman law, and
failure to improve the financial and
d numerical conditions, despite the as
frances TO the contrary of its advocates,
i nd expressed his belief that the pending
\ would likewise prove a failure.
4 Referring to the published reports that
D. executive department of the govern
ben i'm the person of the Secretary Of
4 Treasury, was using it's power to in
4 fence votes i'm favor of the bill Mr.. Sib-
! said. Mr.. Chairman: If 1 have read
D. constitution Of the United States cor
4 tlg. 10 defines the powers and duties Of
D. chief executive and the powers and
uties of the membership of the House;
D. I tell YOU that if ever rebuke was
4 5ded to one who has trampled down
preroeatives Of the people it is to
D. man who has used his influence, or
q amptel to use it, TO create in himself
4 e sole governing power Of this nation.
i has come to time when to be the
/ ernm AT of the people REQUIRES some
\ ng more than combination of brains
ly and brass" Sensation and APP
Nausea
Mr. Sibley continued at some length to
all The administration for its attitude
iWard and action upon financial meas
PES The repeal of the purchasing clause
4 the sherman law, he asserted. had been
\ cured by the use of improper influence
4 be administration. and that If the pad
Il KS We're taken off the mouths of the
4 representatives. four out of five would con-
rm his statements. The question of the
4 nsth of time he was to speak having
4 en- raised Mr.. Sibley said that every
gent of the big gold trust had spoken all
p had to say.
When pressed by Mr.. Cultivate to tell
no put paddock upon his (Sibley's) lips,
iald: Let me tell the gentleman that
am not talking to-day to men who be-
eve in going to hell in hand cart instead
\ 10 heaven supported by truth. Let me
L. al cd inc
r maers who believe more in a bobtail
'sh than a contrite heart"
Mr.. Pence, pop, of Colorado. asked
lHanimous consent that Mr.. Sibley be per-
fi.tel to conclude his remarks, but Mr.
p1'hwaite objected
Recurring to the action of the admin
.strauon, Mr.. Sibley said that. paraphras-
Junius, it could be settled that the
nerlts of an administration might be
dyed by The condition of the people.
Look upon the condition of the people
this country" he said, land you can
u the merits of your administration"
AR. Sibiey declared that by the stand
Is Of tho fathers, he believed he was
9emocrat; he revered jefferson and
hhson, and worshipped a their shrines
nai il he was 70 be carried in convey
r. labelled Democracy" guided by an
osi nate driver, over unknown roads,
IN prec.pices and chasms yawning on
SIDES. he was going to jump out; and
vas not particular as to where he
l-aushter)
.ar. S.oley's thrusts at the President
med TO he enjoyed by quite a number
representatives. and when he con-
.u4ad there was round of applause.
h4e ne was speaking. Messrs. Sayre'
~. or Pennsylvania and Stewart, pop,
Nevada came into the House and re-
islAed 70 hear him.
-t Biand dem. of Missouri and MI
3hnSon. dem. of Ohio also spoke in
oppos;tion to the bill, aided by Messrs
! o,nn' dem. of Wyoming and c. W
me rep, of Pennsylvania.
ne only speech in its favor was made
MT Cox dem. of Tennessee. a mem
~ OIL the committee on banking and cur
s1ly. He said if Mr.. Sibley knew OF
member who had sold his vote fOl
uonase or anything else, it was his
10y 10 expose him, and vote to eXpe
Nr- Cox was the last name on the lis
! ne chairman who wanted 10 speak il
2i he BIZ, but there remains quite
1. i''l"er who asked 10 be heard agains
CT. Beltzhoover, dem. Of Pennsylvania
Ia, oHer as an amendment to IN;
authorizing the Secretary of the
49, ''s'sury TO sell s5o0,0OO,00O of fivc-twenty
~ ar per cent bonds. with the pro
s-4 or which to retire the greenback'
~ isdspry notes, and fund the float
tptedness OF the government.
6 clock the House took recess til
49, X the evening session to be de
~. y reading of the codifaation @
e.. t'Hs.on laws, which It is proposed Il
~ INTO one general statute.
mere We're fifteen members of the Hous,
eo5f..I.L AT the evening session. The bill
No. ing the pension laws. which was in
pror- e4 INTO the House in the last con
e.. ana again early in the present one
se,.,-li ao the first and second time. ans
n,i..- "a amendments suggested by the com
n t-... on the revision of laws. in ordel
far-,- - IL Gown to date. were read for in
edt,,,-,Ilo1' and at 9:10 o'clock the House