Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-15
SILVER VOTE. |
Yon.COnCurFenCs by The House in Senate
Substitute for Bond BIZ.
vWO FIFTEEN JV
Closing speeches for m"
rrec-Coinngc by Nc~srS' ' ''''
,,or,,,cI,-Grcat inter
80, in Final ballot

Z N 90
Bv vote of CD 20 .,,,.er for
day. after ar'''''- , .,... e. ,vould
.f,oosf 1870 weeks, N''''''
,....ur n the SENATE
..bentutc for the Dill oi
sf'i ...,..., l.o,l-salcs 20 main
the lio.. "''H'' ,... ..i. oe Tr.a-
f.ln N.c tu.l reserve '"
....,..f.tft- to meet temporary "''
,.r.nuc. aud providing ae-
... Cor th. Treasury. No
-i tf,r,o course OF
u.r. r." Ni" ii'7'
oil. lt.-ho i- session.
l.s.r, debate was notable, prin-
i..,,.. Of The fact that
tf .t,, f,.e coi,-
af..h Dies Tor "NN "''
az silver were made hy i"" i'' 'i'-
18th ,..fnb.re OF the Committee
,,. anil t.th from
on WAYS ""' N '''.' r
Gt.r. t-N' s-ie. 'i-p ana "i"'i.
,,. .n. 20 against 70 was made hF
r,.u ,p..ublicauD of Pcnrsy'-
.t.... ...r. of unusual
N' U.,.
ler-th. ahi thi'h-HoNe '''
wlI. ltIri with attention ana "i.
t..,..f tD, novel succtaclc ol Nr I-.
.~....... ..r,....,a a.a.n.t each
'iFp ''i i''''.
other being strong FACTOR I' ''.
WaI. .fr. Crisp was sreakae na-
r-t.t..I rodre nurruu.. Palmer
- r...r.u and
i.''..'"' ...,, or,-
I'd t.c. ana "t'I.l ldi|
f.rvcI ON tho floor
tyh.n the debate hao lc'n concludeu
.,. ,.....,i.n u,g- ordered pro
.......tion of Mr..
ioIma' ann "' '" t.t. g..
Dmeley in order that Wri' mlsh' "e
az, r,ieirdarsftuIIr 30 ,as put in TINS
e.. ..,..u n. House concur in the
.....o,
senate @.hr''''' ....,i....,,.
The roll Was ctirI "i"'u 'N' ''' '-''''''
otIet and at lt- conclusion We 'du9'
80 ,,.. .......,,... OF those not present was
,..,,.,.,,ics so great was
S'i''' '' "''" ..., .,,,,,, ,,,,.
thc anxiety i' nave Wv - l,..
Uut1I" oi every I" i''''''
proposition. .t..,.. ,,,., Dr.
g. study o. ih' 'o'c S"'" e,,. no
I'ap.a.i'aH+ .' ~ l.."' 60 ,.,',.i IA,
enI $50 '.' .'"''9 ~, tSt Do
favor n I'., ,."5' ".'u ,'',,1 '','' ,.,',,'st
Iuniiciie aiN .I D'il,"0, ",a ,',i,,..
81 The hIh''I "i V''"'' ,o,'"7
against if't-c'.hhte wa a'A 5i' ~'''''
the Republican vote Tor IT,
THIS matter being disposed o. lie iioD"so
took recess until " cloeN' 10 oo"-
slider private pension bills
MIR CRsPs SPEECH.
As soon as the Journal had been read
ar crisp, the Democratic leader. hetah
Doc closing speech DO FAVOR oil 'ne lIoe
coinage ol silver, ly unanimous COR
tcut Doe was given aa mu'h llie az lc
icsirWi iu which 20 compete nus I'Hl'ihS
In the outset MT. tIlsp s1'u ne NoVh"
'nd"aNor To- conduct ms part 'l 'n' "'7
-u-alon so as l' "I'hu H" H'''i'"'i va
the House. lhs was %" ''"H.'"lV f"No
ton ana he "oHi' assume '""' SN,'y
member would vote upon il I'D accordance
Win DIS convictions, ru,.., s,.t.,
ln la'. ne ''V 49,, 49,
o mon ,..,'. - ,te 6,b,te From
,-.a ". i.-s ,,,o i,ritld States had had
ilr.,t,irl-r This proposition also. he
..'1 had heen coutrovcrted bv advocate
- th. einglo cold standard VINO now
,,.Irt1ired that Notwithstanding the el-
isfsnc. of the statutes upon this sub
i..f there had really not been himetal-
ism ln This country. The confusion I'm
his orirIou. grew out of the failure TO
li-tueuisb between "A standard and a
currency This distinction existed. and
hc quoted from message from Presi-
crtory authority 10 the eoll-standard
advocates" to show that 10 was appro-
c.stc3.
The laW of 1882 establishing the mint,
contained the basis of the hmotalhsm
for which Ie Democratic party had al-
vavs stood. and which II now insisted
should be r,stored-that himetalism
which provided for thc equal coinage of
$50 metals. both of which are of the
Sam. dcbf-rayiue ana purchasing power
Tae standard of value comprised both
metals
IH hls argument on this point Mr.