The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-28
The Low Does MOI give The Option
. 10 Government Creditors.
K0yLD NOT REPUDIATE A SINGLE DOLLAR
Debate Goes ON SIX Hours Veto Oh
Teller Resolution TO no Taken To>
Z
dny-Wnrm Discussion in the
House HHar'mnn's History of n
Miserable scene.
Washington, Jan. 81, 1898.

Tomorrow at -. IN. the Stnate will
vote uDon The Teller resolution and
pe ''te' ~ " hei
the senate to-day took up the resolu-
tion the agreement mad last week that
tho G,,, ,,o, ~ J.. .,,,,a ,, .a,..
- Nc ."Nei'
before Adjournment today was chang
ed In order that all Senators might have
an opportunity to sneak. To-morrow's
session win hcc, a., IN , -, a
49, -
T. ''i' 'ne spGeeheS VIII DE cohilned to
fifteen minutes each. To-dayS ses-
sion continued for more than six hours
thA ras,,,,H,n n.;,, uroa. a,.,,,
.,,,.,,,.
'''' '''oo4H'oul p'ao.'caiiy the entlre ses-
sion.
After the agreement to vote tonor
rov, had ,,oo, , ~.
s,,,nou III. -, a's Nhi D'ittlei re-
He mnJ. q ing,i :, ,,,y,,,,,t ~, ,,,',s,. Iii,s,
Lf Inc nnnIirn rornii,,in,, 80 ,"p.'l -,
rha law, ,a,.as 'tS, hH'u.lS thhl
the Cove,nn,,,, -. ~. .l .l''N'Eu SlN ihS 10
TO the kinl of n,orav Wa ~ o'' 81, 10
Tba crnGi,,,,. ,,.,,,,I ,,S " ~ paul
dollar ,yI,,fcr " ~ ''.'s I'm ,S ''a
him Inn. r. he G,d -. "iu"',e 10
. would recnIya Ia ,,,,,, =, w :" "'tt.t " ic
TO mnintnin III ,,,,.i,,, "o ,''3 % us"io@.
,,-e, IL.
s.'ice '.hs passage OF |he resoluz
law uncharons,oa W. u hhd STOOD as
naninl ,bn, o,%,,,,,',, "'iu u!iessaileu' ,,7 MI.
who sunnon.ad IN, ,,,,.4 :. ~ .,,ei' i
bea,nnin,r ,vi.h ,ha ,i,i.,,, ~ 80
thor. STANLEY Na,tba,,.. 80, .',s,',, - ~
Ing Win tha nrnesnt io,.<',i ~,
United States. 't'S
He thought, rherer,re ih,t ,,,o,..
upon the 'honor,bIa ,,,n,i,.oe 80 ',i>
porters of the resolution now wnrs III
timed and unwarr,n.nd II, ~
from n snencb ,,nr,,,ara1 H.. Iuoteo
lev nj ToIsdo IN 1s0n N, w, ~ III
sharply criticised prosia.nt f,n,', lis
for diShono,in,, oua nf 49,, 'l ti.I
metals. discrsditinw s;I,.o r,''
ing the price OF r,,Id .yvas Mr ,Intl''
ley palming off r,mhv nomrh,, ,,n,,.n,,'
upon the country as tho Scno,n, -,
rnnnoa,I,. "rs as tie SENATOR from
lieve?" asked Ar Nj naniI, mna,i ''''Ne us De
MIR. Daniel road y Is.,ar ..,..
Io-.,,,.. . op.. .eau ie'ter written by
John sherman ~ ,,n;n,, e1a'g va vi STATE,
as n rcpudiationist and
who de,n,ndv rnnnau ,;a ;Ioner one
an oblirn nt'inn 49,, 80 .',lu'oaioh OF
gave II TO be = "f,,, ;,,i,n., man nc
mo conr..r, -, ' H'Jus'!ce upon
hnI,,, - pay phe lfovermn5nt
tho hcrds co Nv lhe pulk OF
dn,,om ~. apotrt s'NtE cents on The
for tha,,, 'irohey lhan they paid
Artr,
,.rnrh isMihS ana analyZing at
~. .ne hiahc!ai legislation of the
nis 80, uuaster OF a century, Mr. Daniel
Saiu VEat Congress ought to keen thc
? t,.sHTS9 "i both the Republican and
lb,r,,,,. p"lties TO discharge Gov
49,, *. "'iiSa'lohs in the legal ten
y. rae country. Thus, alone he
III could the United States build
ul' an independent system OF finance
S'u escape from the clutches OF Wall
S'nGsN anu B-Wning street.
l would not repudiate single dollar
or the Governments Indebtedness in
me money Of the country provided NV
i.,W' put | stand here 10 support the
Corsiaiutlon OF the United States and
Fns statutes enacted by many of the
aNicSt ana most honorable men of liza
country
IN conclusion Mr.. Daniel maid on
eioqucnt tribute to the Democro IN
IartS.
MIR Lodge followed Mr.. Danial IT.,
sald he did not expect to ada much "a
the sum of information and n1isin ror,
nation on the subject before The Son-
ate, but he desired to express his onin-
ions and his reasons for Offering ono
OF the amendments which he had nrn-
sented, and upon which he would os,,
the Senate to vote That amnnd,nnt
was originally offered to the StnnIn,.
matthew's resolution by Senator ed