Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-06-04
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The Anti-Bond Bin Passed In the
Senate
4 BILL PASSED OVER The VETO


WASHINGTON, June 3-In the senate
yesterday Mr. Morrill, was recognized
for . speech on the tariff. In opening
his speech he referred to the emer'
gency tariff bill passed by the house,
and said: 1.-The democrats have
broken away from tho leadership
Of their president, and while marching
10 the drum and fife Of North Caro-
lima captain, are In such dread lest the
populists should get control Of their
party that they seem to be in hurry
10 become populists themselves" The
senator declared that the republican
party would never make trade Of Its
principles on the money question ID
order TO secure higher tariff duties
He predicted that the platform Of the
republican party in 1896 would place
every dollar Of our money in circula.
ton on parity with the best dollar
In the world, and declared that the po-
litical ground under the democratic
party appears to be dangerously vol
canic. Continuing, he said:
No doubt had our country been shielded by
souna protective .ar'n during tne hopeless
lion much Of tho business distress md woe Of
unemployed labor might have been averted,
but another adverse and sore bswitchery Of all
, business a,lslrs In me United states naraly
~ upcsas,ng ",aou ., ths trea ca %@s Doe
silver ana on q ratio that would not fail 70 ro-
duce the standard value Of our money, as well
- tnc whole fabric OF public ana private
...on ,ro 'ss p,I'' na, saa' a" ,,n
IN o cooperative agreement for O large
money use OF silver would be accepted
Dy republican administration, but 1t
s,ss sbo"S rec"Iva s rDe ,eo
Invitation, as the American production Of
silver Is comparativelyso large that my intia-
cory step on our pnrt might subject US TO the
:, uvs 1spsa ~ ss, .nr'y pur
domestic product We're Il as certan, as some
silver advocates represent that no co-opera-
eive agreement among leading nations for u
larger use OF silver can be obtained, that fact
alone would be q cosent md sufficient reason
,ue s os' w. Sss.os 'nou,a aos,ne 70
~ experiment 90 reckless and 80 dislrusted rs
- h Stunned and coldly rejected by the states
een Of every enlightened nation but this
Tr" sep.o'sn'ason =, sne ns SILVER quos,,Un
epauiou in GERMANY md in Or Great Britain Eiuu
lsvors tolerance Of the question"
At seven o'clock at hit the long
struggle over the bill TO prohibit the
Issue Of bonds came TO an end, and the
bull was passed by q vote Of 80 TO rs.
The bill as passed covers only . few
lines, rs follows:
b u enacted that the issuance Of Interest,"
.ns pSnas ., ing onl'ea sIa.es LOT any
4 congress, il hereby prohibited 'N'''
The filed cheese bill was taken up
and made the unfinished business Mr..
Allison introduced Joint resolution
Tor a scientific investigation OF the
BehrinQ sea seal fisheries n
The house devoted itself Yesterday
"a uassinr tho rivers and harbors bill
over Tho nresident,a veto and toprsaat.
mo nv q vote NJ 1e9 IN 40 John I
Welcb Tho domocratic membor from
ths Eighth Nav YORK; district whose
clsce will bs allsd hv John MURRAY
Mitchell renuhlican Roth ~ ,hass
.ct,ons vera forrons conclusions on
tbat thew excited comnarativelv li,tls
irtsrest althouob there was n III
house to vote on Tho rivers md barbors
Mi n was nassed bv ooo ~ a. NAM
,rors votos than ia two.thirds naoas
s.rv - ovsrrn,s n vsto and !. ,ras
c..sod without dshats' a,tbonch Mr
noansrv =, Missorr; nro,as,aS raha
msntly That dshats hid hssn rrom,sad
Th,r,y.n,na domoerats vo,ad ~ ons.
80.