The sun., 1897-01-30
FOR A MONEY CONFERENCE
ur srytTE PASSES TIE BILL BY
yOTE OF 80 TO-


WARRINGTON. Jan. o9.-The bill for the rep
...sn,at,on Of the United States on any inter-
..,,onal monetary conference that may bo
lid occupied the Senate to-day almost eIclu-
.,s.ir and was finally passed by the triumphant
,..Jorl,y OF 10 to 4. 1t Itauthorizes the President
=. .rpoipt five or more commissioners to any
,.,,,nAtional conference with Wow TO secur-
,.r axity OF relative value between gold and
.,',sr as money by means Of q common ratio
h.,,eeu the metals. with free mintAgc at such
,,,lo. and II also authorizes the President to
..n in his discretion. such conference to as
.,mb. a, such point as may be agreed upon.
Tho debate on the bill was long and interest
ios: but by far the most important speech was
thai made by Mr.. Hoar REP. Mass.). who took
m, ground that q very largo majority OF the
naomi. O, the civilized world was in favor Of tho
double standard OF gold and silver. Mr.. Villas
hem, Wis opened tho debate with pre-
n,rel spe.ch against the bill a. "a vicious
,,d misleading bill" Three times ne said.
The United states had caused "the pretty play
IA be acted, twice at Paris and once At Brus-
.,ls The truth was, and the Senate
might as well realize 1t. that that interna-
,,onAl farce no longer pleased Americana.
They could ALL or nearly all. be fooled . part Of
the time but the time for such folly had passed.
There was u plain. easy path before Congress.
which opened 10 all the prosperity. and espe-
slally 10 all the relief from currency disorders.
which any legislation could give. Mankind. on
the whole. could not be made rich or prosperous
BY legislation. IL any class were 90 enriched. 1t
was At the cost OF the masses.
Mr. Jones CDem.. Arkl said that the friends
Of ot,h.measure ought to have the absolute con-
troll OF It. and that he would not vote for sim
gle amendment that they did not themselves
aecsp. lie hoped that they would succeed in
IN. ulaa. but he had very little faith in their
success. II they failed 1t would be proof to
the American people that they must either lie
down before the powers OF Europe and surren-
a.- theIr financial dependence or must assert
their Independence anu act Tor themselves.
Mr.. Hoar REP. MAssJ comoated the idea
tia; the possibility OF an international none
tary Arrangement was aoninera OF aaream' M
thought that the gentleman who expressed such
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tSo faes- lhete was nououoe ShA.e,er tnn' Una,
~ .a,,d ~. ~ IN ,syor ~ ~ ,ss Soubl. .,snd,rs
81 gold and silver. There were a Few people
b this country. like the Senator from Wiscou-
4, M, yIl.,l who were not In favor of A.: but
yaMl. IAs., "no 49, "vs " n",,..
.na tn, supporter. Of Mr.. Bryan be-
s.,,s ., III, doubl, s,n,dard And tho
E.vsSllcan party. 50 far .. it could be
tuassd had declared its belief in that doctrine
"a hsd pledged itself TO promote IL. Another
hssqnsnfo the doctrine OF International oi-
lszrsm was his honorable friend from Ne
p. or s'e~srv, wno d,a not va. S.a' so. .ors,en
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ss, ~ ,s, nyl ,rsn,o og ons pesSn .or.
with him before t l. presented. And that reso-
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