The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-07
VARIOUS OPINIONS
On the Fond Circular = IsspHbiicans
Pleased nj the Presidents Surrender.

On the Fond Circular - Republicans
Pleased at the Prrsidenrs Surrender.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-senators
did not seem disposed to talk about the
bond call issue by Secretary Carlisle,
Democratic senator's generally were
non-committal. Senator German said
the call was all right and was the same
rs the FIRST two bond issues by this nd
ministration. There were not so many
Republican senators about the capitol
Most OF them were rcticent ns TO the call,
Senator Morrill,. chairman OF the finance
committee, said there was nothing TO
say about the call; that 1t spoke Tor
senator Teller. tRep.) said that he
was srat!aed that the President had de-
cileCd upon popular loan and ne hhd
no d1ubt the people would respond In n
Way TO Justify the course decided upon
My. Teller did not believe that the en-
tire sum OF 500. .039.090 asked for would
be necessary. For himself, lie did not
conbIdeT. that any bonds were demanded
ana he thought that even from the Pres
idknt's point of view q smaller sum than
$iO0, OO0, 900 would be sufficient,
JThe call was nm entire surprise to the
mouse. for Il had not been expected to
nppear before the middle OF the week.
nor had its terms been anticipated. The
plan Ia generally approved by members
Of both parties who believe ther" Is
necessity for bonds, and those VINO arc
opposed to the bond Issues ait9Eeih"r
think that the call for BIDS Is much bet
Tar thRn tho ARRANGEMENT with the New
York syndicntc which was generally ca
pected.
some Democratic Critirf.
There was some dissatisfaction ex-
pressed because the President had not
seen 1T 10 walt until the senate acted on
The house revenue bill although there IS
no expectation that tile bond OIL VIII
lass the senate.
Among the Democratic "ncfnteS OF
l5nds talk was heard OF resolution de-
ClarinR the continent OF the house 10 DC
aynlnWt their Issuance, but this was con-
Alrrsd ImpraCtIcable ha wei as eNcetd-
irrly unlikely to pass.
Mr., Cannon ltcp). chairman Of the
I1prnpTlattOna committee, said df The
on; @Ag understand It. the proposed
fyndtc1te arrangements substantially
5krd toward placing tho bonds Ia the
Irgltcd states. II these bonds were now
ready for delivery aud the country un-
drrFtDod that they could be hhd Tor ITO
Dr lI2. which ir hclow the market price
f,r similar bonds, have no doubt the
hfrkR would tnlln them TO increnHe thoir
CIRCULATION. using the gold In their
vnuItq to make payuentB. hope they
win do TO- aS the bonds run for thirty
yonrg and can no doubt be bought on u
three per cent bRFlI and would Yield
ANAL profit to the banks for circulation
on TINT bnEls."
Mr Walker CRcp.). OF MGsaAoh huaettH.
chairman Of the banking aud currency
committee, said: when the irguitcnt
hng n chance 10 issue ten year bonds
and Issues thirty year bonds hc docs m
net TINT will be universally condemned
IN the near future II not to.dnr. The
people viii demand that thef bonds
win hc paid even 0t con, lornblc
prrrniuyn before ten years. and isphhbiy
within Ave mud will eKccrnte tile mon
who have bound them hand ana foot for
thirty years"
Mr Hepburn. CRcp.. loyl). raId.
"ThlA call places ScuHtor mi In n
rather queer light after his uracrtipnp
TINT nothing Hf the sort was pgHtn,H
plated. II looks ms though hlp dcfonrr
Of the administration vas unauthar.
iZrd,"
Why HrpubiieanS Approve.
Mr. DlnElcy, chairman I tho wnyr
nnh means committee, declined tu br
quoted. The general opinion NJ the Kr
publlcnnB ncomH To- be. how, rcr, mn an.
prDvnl oi the dclrrminntio r ihp pr..
idcnt to offer the bond I the pcoplo