The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-08

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but s9coocoo OF gold had been exported,
agains, 900 for Mr.. Harrison's adj
| ministratlon
SO far slsLaoNoVo had been exported under
| the present administration.
! He went extensively into the figures Of
revenue. expenditures. etc.. to show that
] the present condition of the treasury was
| largely heritage from the preceding nd
ninistration, He charged the Harrison adj
| minstrntlon With defaulting In the pay
ruent Of obligations OF the government and
! the misapprcpriation OF trust funds
amounting to sS5.ooooco. When the reput-
| llcans returned 10 power In all branches OF
the government In 1890 he declared 'front.'
| oally, that they thought they owned the
| country. They rested their fate on three
measures, the force bin which failed, the
| Mckinley and the Sherman law. They
| went TO the people and came hack fnner-
| al procession beneath the feet OF popular
disannroval The Mckinley law was after
l. wards denounced by many republicans
the sherman law. bastard that II was
was repudiated by ono OF its authors.
| Whatever the democratic party had done,
II had not placed on the statute books a
| law that Il was compelled to 70 before the
country and repudiate He admitted that
his side was divided on the subject Of
| silver. The country WIS divided. There
was, he said. an irrepi cssbie conflict hi
the land. as irrepreSsihie as that which
resulted IN the clash OF the armies OF the
| North and South.
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or 10 death " ic;,ent l,u~btcr,
Further contr,stlnp mo NcItip,oy low,
and Tho Wilson law 10 ,,rairaa ~, T., ,,a.
and pnrticulnrlv FREQ voe1 ana ,bo rn,uc-
ton on ,yoolcns
In that respect although bc namitton
that the Wilson bul aid not most ma
entire appcroyaI II was satisfactory 40
| eontendel & furnished tho oIctnnnt ar VI
tality 10 the protective system Vol M,
maintained de.p,ite NJ Aldrich,s dentnt
that under tho free woel clause az mo
Wilson law. tho price Of wool mad in
creased and the wooden mills Ind been
true chat sheen had been slaughtered sincc
the passage of tho Wilson bill. but this
was the result of the advice of Mr.. Law
renee and either sheen hericr kings OF
Ohio, who had sought to show the incom-
potency Of democratic Legislators
Mr.. Vest described the ALLEGED alliance
between the producers of wool and Tho
manuafa eturers Of woolens. He described
how the ways aud means COMMITTEES had
closed tho door In the face OF William
Lawrence and Ohio sheen bcrdo,@ nnd
how the laiter with blood In thal, evos
and AS they cuimed, n million votes In
| their pockets proposed to come here aud
force the hand of the republican conrraas
Recurring to tho financial ouestlou MIR
Vest admitted that the financial nflu-
cnco OF the world was against silver
| Europe feared that we would yo 10 n
silver basis. When tho president had
sent his Venezuelan megsaen 10 cnn-r,ss
II had beer received with accIamation by
the people and he had heard tho hostile
guns booming In this cbambnr How ma
England respondedp Not with shots and
shell and sabre stroke and battle orv
but by the throwing OF our securities on
w. 10 lei a. ,,.,,et, ,s 20 ua,,,, 80
tho secretary Of Tho trooaurv baJ ,esued
HE CIRCULAR ,his only comninI,f ,yas thot
n was NO, iasned sooner, notifvinr the
country INT INC bonds sho,ld 20 n the
hi,,has; ii1dor val a,rca, a,as dissot,s-
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