The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-03-05

| vita 8S sDss,
sAsvn isss,f isesap.ssns to a. 40
noeedy oees tecs0pessot thAs ths
ton Of this Administrafion, CHARGED
| 70 bring 20 this oountry prosperity.
which has been aenied 20 is un6sr eur
leGisfatioa new fer svsssy years,
charged 70 derise some system that
shaii satisfy the people that ve can en-
Ter upon that degree Of prosperity "a
which - ~ eos3tle1 ~ Pooeoo u d.
vsseaeee which exist In this country.
Old John Sherman hegaa 70 ct an
easy. He WhineA about the deeciency,
bat wanted % 1aks Is ~ b. tDersasinG
taxes and sasi4-oek b 0akiee .
change In nstioeal anaosial 0ateSes,
TAs fnfsenal old RoseheAill hieolias
snd trailer aid: Il viii vees for :
order % nese IL Aa1cisoey.s
HIT u TIE tnoo00 tai on wealth hnA
been pFopoee4 - would have holl %
his hands IN holy hogroe. Il % the
additional robbery and oppeseaion Of
the people that Sherman ood HE Gang
want, and more privileges for the
0ouopolists and Shy leoka. He dodeed
the question Of fres coinage Of silver
when - Waa asked shoat e By Ssna-
/ tor Harris. He ran out Of the Senate
chamber when Mr.. Stewart began g
80 for hin.
Mr.. ALl1N. Mr.. Pfesident, reSret
very much that the Senator fron Ne
ySaS Mr.. Stewart should 80 1t 60
"a: the Finance Committee out Of the
Senate Chamber.
HI. STHwART. The Finance Com
mittee never ooald stand the truth,
They always leave when talk.
Mr.. ALLRN. There ought to be some
thing moro practical.
Mr.. S1EwARr. 1t 10 unpleasant for
men to hear Of their own misdeeds. II
they stand hero and do not deny It,
they are afraid the people will ascer-
tain what they have done and Why
they did 1t. The destruction of one
half Of the peoples money and the
contraction Of the gold standard, the
pafalyzatton Of business, are ali the
work Of the Finance COMMITTEES. Do
you wonder that they went out OF the
Senate Chamber?
Mr.. ALLEN. Will the Senator give
me the floor for . minute? l think I
have it.
Mr.. STEWART. The Senator can
have the floor now all he wants.
Mr.. ALLEN. Mr.. President, tho
trouble 10 that nothing practical will
come out Of the discussion here. The
honorable Senator from Vermont Mr..
MORRILL, and the honorable Senator
from Ohio Mr.. Sherman] are permit
TED to run away from the Chamber
without any practical result coming
from the proportions they make.
Mr.. Allen then proceeded to tear the
hypocritical hides OF the double-faced
monopoly tools. He said Ito the Re-
publicans):
"You have lied upon the question, II
l may speak meta phorically, for three
years to my certain knowledge. For
tnree years you have stood In this
chamber and have undertaken to make
the people Of this country believe that
you are bimetallists, and now when you
are put to the test you will not take
silver with this tariff bill and you viii
not take it with the Mckinley bill and
you will not take it under any circum-
stances.
simply wanted to say to the Repub-
licans you have forty-four votes. II
you want to take your tariff bill with
= Ifee-colnage amendment attached to
1t, the Populist party stand here
pledged to give you 6 votes to carry
t t. at joint measure. Now, will you do
After some further talk over the de-
feat Of the tariff bill, Mr.. Frye, (Rep.)
II trust, sir, this bill will not be heard
from again, and that no Republican
Senator, no friend Of protection, win
ASK the senate to give it any further
consideration. Let it be dead. and let
the responsibility lie where it be-
Senators Morgan and Gray and
Stewart spoke on the Cuban question.
Mr.. Call presented some Documents
to show that Spain had Ice, 1000 q elders
on the Island of Cuba.
The information contained in this
published BY the Cuban
Junta and certified by the correspon-
dent Of the New York World, is to the
enect that children and women in the
most delicate condition, prisoners by
the hundred, are daily being slaueh-
tered and murdered in that island.
Thirty-th pension bills were in
tr0duced.
FEBRUARY 26rH.-sINArI.
-Four pension bills,
That tariff bill came IN AMIN. and
Mr.. Allen again told the Repubiicans|
that II they would unite on = free-sii-
yer amendment, the Populists would
give the Republicans enough votes tn
pass both the tariff measure and the
bill.
Mr.. Carter, one of the Reuublic.ns|
who voted to kill the tariff hill. and
Who il Chairman of the National r..
publican Executive COMMITTEES. offered
resolution to send both the tarifY hin
Ind coinage bill back to the flnance
committee for further consideration,
de made long and forcible speech in
which he said
with the construction which the
Eastern Republicans were now aiyine
me platform, . construction which
meant the wiping Of the last yesti9e of |
'llver legislation from the statute |
BOOKS, the silver men were 1T war and |
you'd always continue to be 1T War.
Inc Republicans who believe in the
platform as construed in our section
u the country, will be the very last to
lesert the ship, but il the gentlemen
Who elect to follow the gold theoriea
u MI. Cleveland walk ont Of our party.
Ve shall gaze with sorrow upon the
nd spectacle Of their departure"
Let no Republican be deceived. He
Who follows the President antaeon;zes
ne principles and purposes Of the Re-
= oi,cen party, Every Republican
Vno Joins the President in his demand
or the absolute fixing Of the sinsle
Iold standard upon this country to
ne permanent exclusion Of all hope
ion to force destined to disrunt ana
estroy the Republican party. II IN
Ugh time that Republicans who claim
o be within the party should take
heir cues from the party platform
atner than the White House. II f.
hall occur that this senseless crueade
galnst Republicans who believed in
ood faith in the Minneapolis plat