The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-27

| soo,,trg y.ta., ai,..,r,,s,,.,, -, ,,o,,., 49, tho
money uuestinn thn I'M ,yas nassob ,f,or
In lfyni,. deI,ato of ,,,., ho,,rs ~ a vots NJ
l97a 40 n vas snvu"rt~d aims hv rS'
| nubtt,,aps siivn, rn,,,Liif,ns ,nlo 1en,o-
! Gratis and SILVER dcmocrnta The silver
J hp,,ocrafs aud stIver rcrnhli.aps disclnined
| any fateh in his ott,mri "a sr,,,re bimetal.
! I,s,n hv an internotionni nercemcnt Int
| ,he, eXnr,.ecd ,hernsolyes Az willing aud
lanxlous IA SOC tho trst made
| N,. n,,ic, D2nnA nf N,,v York mud Mr.
! Johnson CI{spl NJ Indiana made vigorous
| speeches in oupostiion to the hin. Those
Mo smoke fnr tho hul were Mnssrs stone
| fVcnt NJ pennsvlvonin GroY ,nent Of
| rnnns,ly,nta watson 1prn \ or ohio Nc
CreniN' tnenl of Kentucky. starkman
| 11eml rf slorldo Hartman (ItepN If Mon
| ann Nrpnr f1anl of Arkansas Gamer
| tpc,n i 80 ,rexne Gov DEM of Tennessee
ard NtcNfuln rbe,nN of Tonnessce
ppis ,vnro ale, nnpsod Ia provido for the
nrbit,nfion of differences between the car.
,iers ~ Interstate commerce and their ON.
| u,ovos 0Snown Ms the Erdman hin. and
| ihe scnntc mi To prevent Inc importation
| nf inu,,ra ton
! ono hours debate on a side was allowed
! 80, ~ ,,,',,,,,,ar, 4,.o,,fcr,nc,. itl, Mr. stone
| toot I'M fonr ana exnlalned the hill whose
! n,,rnoee ia. sal was to promote and adj
vancc thn scheme of International bimetal-
| lisn the only safe bimctAlligm and the hi
| mot llisnn to which HIS marty was obligated
| lfnon mo theory thar there was n probabi-
| inv that The schsme might be successful and
| 90 carry out a distinct promise MADE to
| tI,e American poople he asked for the pass
ne. ~ mo mi
| mo bnnac amendments were added IN
| ci,c ina hin prenter efficiency
| Mr. McCrnarv fDen1 of Kentucky. who
| ,,as a nnetnhnr Of the last Internal ioual con
| fn,,,,co ,,,,o h,,,rtv s,,pnort 10 the bill He
| snid he had cnDfJsncr that the incoming
| mrosi,1cr, ,Y,,,Id discharge the duties inn
| n,so1 NM, lin, Inv tho bill. He favored
| international bimeialllsm.
MA yo,, no, sav unon YOUR return from
rr,,esnls that the difficulty Of reaching an
| i,,t ,rnottonal agreement lay with Eng
| innd9" ,no,,ir,d Mr.. Cox pem. of Ten
| ,,o,soo ,,lVhat reason have van for having
Engian nd now change her positions
.,England ;, renlira MIR. Mccreary. ''Is the
.roat,s, cr"ditor nation she has had the
| soid standard sinre 1910 and she win never
eg,a ,,,,,u ,he nnuntrios az continental Eu-
| - - fo,,o no., IN p,it sentiment favorable
| ,oi, t,,,n,al,ia,n 10 craving I'm england. Nine
~ ia rrasont ministry arc members OF the
p,netsiIic ,oarue"
| Mr. Hartman fRep) of Montana stated
,ha nnsiiian of he silver republicans.
Thnv won,d vote for this hill. he said, but
| no., doeirsd to djsavow INV belief that
| * ,tnrnat,onal nonfcrence would result
IA
nrotesst acains, ref,,aaI In adopt independ
EN- himetallism AS I'M American. humili =
| otInv and degrading
| MIR. MoRae (Denl of Arkansas voiced
| the position Of the silver democrats. They
I believed silver should be remonetized II
7 IL could be done by international bimctai-
/ Ism they would not place stone In its
| path but he had no faith IN the scheme.
| il the republicans tried and failed. as he
/ believed they would they would be rele-
gated four years from now TO the oblivion
| which would swallow up the Cleveland
/ administration
| Mr.. oulgg (Rep) of New York took IN
tho cudgel against the bill In u vigorous
| half hour speech. The republicans. he
1 said. had heard the democrats who had
/ yited the mule" ticket In the last cam
paign advocate. this bill and those who had
( supported Bryan support it. The repub-
! licans who had gone through the campaign
/ denouncing silver az a humbug were now