New-York tribune., 1896-01-24

railroads and the ariffthe Populists beng. he said
free traders II they anythng-Mr. Dubois said:
The reasons given arc sufficient TO explain why
the silver Republicans did not join with the Popu-
lists There is sympathy between us The 81 ST.
yer Republicans are in favor of hard money. while
the Populsts are In favor OF irredeemable paper
money They vote for unlimited coinage OF silver
not because they believe in silver as basic money,
NOT because # is tho money OF the Constitution but
because the coinage OF silver Will MAKE more ore
capita Unlimited coinage to them Is but step
ping-stone. preliminary to irredeemapie paper UI
ADEQUATE basis OF money of ultimate redemption
Unlimited coinage will receive the vote OF me fopn p
ject very seriously to being committed myself or or
to allowing the cause of silver to be committee t TO
report of the Finance Committee. which Is now be-
fore us and which declares for the unlimited a, CON,
viii not avail to secure It's enactment
At the close of Mr.. Duboiss speech the Bond bill
was laid aside. and the resolution offered by Mr.
seyell Rep.. n j.. in relation to the Monroe
Doctrine was laid before the Senate. Mr.. Daniel
dem. Va) taking the floor to speak on IT,
Before Mr. Daniel began his speech. MI Aldrich
Rop. r. ~ asked Mr. Jones Dem.. Ark) at
what time the senate would be brought to vote
on the Bond bill. The Republican Senators, he
said were anxious 10 have the vote taken, :,
Mr. Jones replied that he had Intended to ask
Gxed for taking the vote. but he preferred not to
interrupt the Senator from virginia nov W. ,,dr,ch
III Will only take "a single moment MI Aluilch
Il do not Ike TO interfere with the Senator from
Virginia. Mr.. Jones replied
SENATOR DANIELss SPEECH.
Mr. Daniel then proceed ID with his speech Grea,
Britain. he said could least nty of all the nations
of the earth object to the assertion Of the Monroe
Doctrinc by the United States. as IL had been an
nounccd not merely with the approval OF the BRIT
ism Minister of Foreign Affairs, but at ms earnes,
and oft-rcpcated solicitation. And with no Dett.i
grace could Great Britain persist IN rep'ns nv ~
manifold overturcs made to her for
refusal of Great Britain to arbtra,e, 'Eionr
nomnally of boundary between Britlsh ''uiam- i
and the Republic of Veneznea lha%Ims .d 70 non con
thousand square miles o teir'toi! i,'u pr,ttsb CO.,
troversial correspondence between the brllsn 'IoH
ernmen and the United States. In that correspond
cnce the United States Goverhmcnt haH S,oVu hd ro
and recommended arbitration. Dui biri' l,ild IA"
neais Great Britain had turned deaf ear. the re
sponsiblty of the first wrong was iNeh on ,.'d !,
}ritain and Congress and the Administration stood
out in their appropriate attitude as richds oil J"S'e
and friends of peace. . -. ~. ..,,,,,t,, and
proceeding to discuss Mr.. Sewels resolution anu anu
sneech Mir Daniel said that the charge aH 10 "
Presidents action being premature ana imprunh, ~, IN
Wow OF the business and financial condition OF the
country was superficial. The financial crisis haucoh'
on five years ago. and might last i,Ve OF ven !ttS -
no cocnizance os great affairs, but to .ii down su
p'noy and let the wide word was a. Some,"r;av a. Mr.
Daniel quoted him speaking Of ihc DAVIS teSoIn- %
on unobjectonahe moderate, c'ea, ear, "" Eoueress
was not called to give is sanction TO any pgIf n
to he pursued toward the an his Tine could
only in Mr. Wolcotts opinion. accchtiate mn mn
cuiiies. So between the two Senstors-M Mr. sewen ,,a
and Mr.. Wolcot,-ihcre was this dnerence-th9'i the
New-Jersev senator thought that ms rr7oiu.,vn hr
won't far enough while the Colorado Senator ci"I
acterized the resolution Of the COMMITTEE on r"l-
elgn Relations as moderate. clear an" co'''"'
hens!ve. ,t .,.,,no, 70
code from the position taken by the fft'fleht ~
critics all friends Of peace. should rrcoghN' N
fact and take their reckoning II - no, 10 nr
noted of lis to speak in whispers. or 10 sidri ~
shadows while the corridors OF the Capitol are
ringing with invectives evelei alanst mos WA,
Tritain The close Of Mr.. Daniels speech was I'D
orally applauded. , ,, .,t,,,,,s corsert
to have a on the Bord hill an a.! nm M
taken on THURSDAY next: hut MI 'hahn,er suh-
eesfeI that the request had better be- he N"'h
there was fuller attendance 81 srnatoIs. hrsi
ness and at s.l5 adjourned until to-morio"