The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-05-16

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WAsANa7oN, . c May 7.-Mr
gsss. o. Missouri va = 2 sarcastic
Mood this afternoon snd UNEXPECTEDLY
1rffted into ss5z3e That fscs. hew
ever Id rot prevent ainn fron express
ing Bis mind. sDd TRAIT too. by tie
ase u 5lunf Angso Saxon Mr. Vast
aas > reputation for saying 2ungens
things AMI wben 5s goes sbo1t . IL
zsusily Mares so1se one vince
ar Palmer. q Illinsis. wa 3ssenss-
inz The bond resolution. bst talking
principally sbeut silver, whe5 De made
an silnsaon 70 Tie PARTY gatherings u
l&st yesr IN ais state ard seToss the river
IN Missossrf. and characterized shszn a.
snap conventions. because. ~ as put
II they we're unnecessary, AID we're
OILY called 70 commit he party to the
essass of FREE silver HF Palmer n&d
mach 10 say = favor q sound noneY.
Fizsaiiy Mr. Vest who co1la stand Z
40 ioHgsF 5reks n with one u his
bitter izveeTives against sfHis
EneesIeney the President IF the
z a3t4s SKATER
ONLY e&Tcs WORD
The phrase 'se1na money n
characterized ~ cz4ea word - false
a. . vas infamous through which tie
Administration sought 10 deluas the
people Referring 70 TIE order. signed
yesterday. putfing all the remaining
Government employees under The Civil
Service, and the 2vowed policy II the
Administrative to take p1blie Office out
u politics, M Test recalled shs lis
ai>s&S y the President IN lsss q
District Attorney B@at6B, n Missouri
for making sy4seh It > Democratic
convention he aaez arev che u ria
famous word pictures. contrasting sEs
order he Issued prohibiting Federal
officials from taxing part Ia oanvsa.
tiOxs with he ATTITUDE IF sae 9e5es&as
under shs present Aarnl1isar@tioz and
showed At stlm.s Ieagts sow the eazxe1-
ton IN Michigan rss worked sy m
Administration and TIE VII = ne
people subvsrte5. and sn EXPRESSION
favorable 10 free silver prevented.
Several extracts from papers were rad
5y fas CLERK At Mr.. Vests suggesrl0n.
showing now shs people had beeu
betrayed. Nr vsst referred 70 sos
Ebqufrer ~ The one peceT ssssas boid
exactly how the Federal officials had
overriddep the people and ssrangied The
legitimate expression u their wisnes On
the money question.
While porfrsying the scenss Of That
Mr. Vest voice WAS fall Of /
IRONY, and dis whole so1l was stirred A. I
he gave expression % the indignation
mat stirred nim st
TIE msg HANDED METHODS
81 The Democratic Administration He
had been criticised At home Mr.. Vest
said. Deeaase he tod his people that be |
was Democrat and would abide by the |
action Of bis party but this afternoon |
she gallant fighter for the principles Of
Jefferson gave notice that IL the con
zeBtlon at Chicago was 70 be made up
n Office holders brought there to over
ave and override the wishes Of the
majority II the Democratic party. It I
you'd be no Democratic convention for
MIN. In a highly dramatic manner
Mr. Vest said that he would always
ebide the majority Of his party. honest
y assembled and honestly expressed
Dut ne insisted that ths convention
'bould be one Of that sort Il make
no threat, said he, az ne sat down,
but I want no Misunderstanding |
The Democratic party Ia one Of honest |
IMPRESSION, and not party of Federal
patronage.