Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-15
BUTLER AND HILL.
These Senators Again Lock Horns NOl 10
the NeW Workers. Disadvantage
PENSION BUREAU ADMINISTRATION
:, {. shnrpI, Attacked by Co"Sr''
man Cummings. mo S''"'
r,o,,nuy Iian, and Is peie"'e" "'
Republicans
n Republican.

" I'm, I'm .r,o private pension bi'i
...'r- e., month TO the WHO" oi
General William Cogswell' oil
-,..,a,nnset,s. Of the volunteer army
., -f.. to discussion, MI il' III
'...... ,. q, the usual rate of pension
Nn......l I'm such cases. and being iniori"eu
60. csurnecr. who had reported the pil'
.,.r, vas no established rate but
..,1.r snccial acts pensions were
.ro.,ol an the way from 80 20 >-'' go
,..r- about the average rate ana MI
,r., ,r,testing against higher pensions
,,, ciyen to thc widows OF officers
,,,, were given 90 the widows OF private
..,lors He thought the discrimination
was piece Of namoy-pamoyiSm ana
nnkeyism. ,r.,..
,fr Auan was replied TO by Mr HaW-
i,, who said ho would not chaiac'ei'@'
,fr Aliens remarks as ne would IKE '''
,.,, he informed him that the uniformity
g.. a5yocated Was absolutely impoaS'o.''
There were grades Of rank. when ,Ne
world recognized. whether The ss"''oi
from Nebraska did or not
The bin was passed. ..,
Az p N. the House bond u."' WIZ"
the Finance Committee silver soDs'''D'''
WAS taken up. Mr.. Butter
or,endment TO the bin prohibiting ''e
,. 60. ...,. ,.rrro-e whatever,
without further action o, congress '''0
,ooulrine the payment of ereeno"oi''
Treasury notes. auI lho interest anu p''''-
,.. .lUe.faus in either gold
''pa' VI .-. De addressed the
coin or siiNe'
Senate on ihe '' Go. o,,,,o~ ,bo
Il would not lo. h' s~i1' l0'
RepubHcan or .ee h.n-o'l"''0 'i'0 ~
.,...I. rlsponsibility 10y saying
chaii''' ...t,
that 81 hai i' ,,..,.i,.,-,,ort,,
"I pledge ie F4i'' '-N
votes boz ibis chamber TO ei'hei parry ''''''
400 ..,. tr. further issue of bonds; ana
., vu give "a majority TO either
d. .,t either party can have
,t,.,,, .r this body. when il desires
.r,. law i'm the interest Of the
..-i.,. reople."
..-, .,.,, ,trrr AGAIN
''
Ir the course of his speech MI h",'Vi
asked Nr i'm "A Hypothetical question
based |N LIf lAE0 fiif' NtN N--'
tsd given Sir sherman note payabie I'D
corn or wheat. but Mr. I'M ueclaIe ca '""'
tn. question was so long mat ne couiu not
remember how 10 began.
THAT Is just the way Win tnese Aoiu-
bugs.' said Mr. Butler, they excuse 'lolr !,
ignorance by pleading want Oh Hi-ilOiS'
Q.aughterJ
Mr.. I'm made a gocd-huinoIeu ieii"l
as 10 the question requiring some ihoush|
and as 10 the possibility OF It's lhNoiNlhs
iusuperahle obstacles For instance, now
ridiculous IL was. the idea that the Sena-
tor from ohio would take the note OF the
eeneior from North Caroiina tor any
amount.
Mr. Butler occupied Two hours III the
delivery OF his speech ana tne hOoI Nas
then taken by MI Peiler fopnhsV' Oh
kansas, who VIII address 'he 9eHd'e on
the bond bin tomorrow.
Mr. Mills offered a resoiuuoh ueciaIlhs
that tne ou's'o"ll'7 s,,(i -, -,
..'. .'.' ,n,a,.e,- hearing bonds but shall
=" ,'l.o a,,c,,i,,ior. mat tbe whole of
n- h-i,- '" 80 -, g., ~. T,ooe,,r,.
tAe siNeI Dui''.n III. ~" ~ a., ,ossiiIe +be
sNaH ne ColHeu a9 ini-D'' ,,,ia 80, a.,
t'ips OF the seisi''oi ~ ~ a., .to
current expenses aiu ~ - -, CO..
le-tinp'ioH Oh ,s.t,,,a,,,r ,hero is
is puichase' 'ha' WIZ
dthclt IN the treasury 'es"l- e,'U1I 49,
shall be issued 10 meet current eNpehul-
lures. and shan be destroyer "neh re-
turned TO the treasury that an ia"S
authorizing the sale or Understanding
bonds shall be repealed; that IL is the es-
tahlished policy Of the United states not
only 20 keep all KINDS OF money 4ssued
under It's authority at par, but 10 require
al creditors. public ana private 10 receive
gold and silver coins i'm payment Of all
obligations, whore the terms or the CON
tract stlpulate for coin payment ana
that il IS the duty OF the Secretary
OF The Treasury to pay United States notes
n both gold and silver coin.
lie asked that the resolution lie on the
table. and gave notice that he would
address the senate on it tomorrow.
The Senate. az 4:25 proceeded TO exc
crtIve business and shortly afterwards
adjourned
uonse of uenreseutatixes.
FoI loul nouIs To-Day 'he eeDate 90 on tie
e,4el"' p,"S'cn app id,''n pIii on a."
along I'D 'he iiouse "lthout especial III
oi'' ,S''0sS 'U" 20 ~,
ts-,tl,, lr,er,or,,,, 80 - vi, 80
49,, ,.l ,."'',t-,, t,, -. ~,
r''..'' wy po,'.'''' '- .'" M Ms"nen III -
sc'.n V','iuay' ''' "HCn ne suppoI. ,,. .eu
,es,, w., ,,e ~ ',,t,,,,.,l -. 4, sa.
cntior - '''
1bo, ,fr c.,...,.,. l,..-., -
''',''''''7s NDViNoei"y, VI
-, -. ..,'.,. I've i'lnu.eS III q
~ -. p.,.'.i ~,''.N upJl 'i,e polyy oi
f,,,s.s t-,i,,. ..,it+. "'''J" @ 'y ,,,.l 'eu
90 sbi,.., ,i,, .'e me, ~.
vopi1 No stsb1e, , 't haoI, , Ina, sney
where they should receive only enco-
miums and support.
Tie rcpudiatcd the speech Of Mr.. Bart