Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-02-03
'prB FOR SILVER.
,seoLu1IoN ADOPTED
s VT The SENATE

sY The SEW
.,tors Go en- Record for
4 e''' While Only Thirts-'wo
nsSate Is Livei'-A menu
lOs1
,,;ority surprise e.. n,,+ ;+s
a'j0l st.tes Senate has put ITS
rae ,.' s'J legislation by the FIFTY :lftt
lr'1'' after Il debate, anlmat-
oe'ss' and occasionally acrimo.
bins ss.a aDn the greater part OF
lib 0t Sapote Friday evening, by
be ,' ss', Of Al to 81, PASSED the
rt .. ,S,t re resolution. The res s9s+
ltpilt .;a,l realfirnlation of thar
Tsttbews, in 1878, and is as
.s, Of the United States IS
rtlGf .,.'.ras ~ hereinbefere recited,
d o .o.;rn7,ipal and interest at Inc
DE. PF; rHorpern,nent of the United
] t Re. V" dollars of the coinage OF !.
s 5.ste: containing 412H grains
ID Ms .i silver; ami that to restore
ltiada'u IN ~ silver coins as a legal
saase s,t' Of said bonds, principal
lu ooI in violation of the pubic
=, =, ,sst me- of the rights OF the
~nepcnd the resolution were
]. - ty maioritics ranging from >
y W I ~ gold standard substi-
!, Jsfpated by the latter. ma
d 10 vote on the Lodge amend
L. Ayes, u; nays, 50.
] ri. Of the day leading up to the
!. t'n ~.,o f,Ill of interest and impor-
|. !. !. VOC , field day for the orators
i S,,te. 10 less than twenty-five
embracing the opportunity to
= tbe subject under discussion.
i Isb,te WAS interesting was at
tho attendance in the galleries,
ap crowded throughout the day,
1sitras important was evidenced
|.,pnpDts of several of the speak
j, ip discussion was but the pre-
1 alignment of the great political
In the contest Of 1900.
IaGeIock in the morning until Z
7aDns the contest was continued.
! h voting began it was evident
/ M lines were being broken on
|sof the chamber. but it was on
|ttute offered by Mr.. Lodge
fiat the most decided break oc-
On the Republican side Mr.. AL
|nland Mr.. Burrows Mich did
/ Fe 10 their names on that roll
inany of the Republicans voted
i.anst it. Upon the final pas
| de resolution. some Republicans,
snrtpl Mckinley and the st.
Atfam in 1896. like Carter
Chandler IL. H.. Clark (Wyo.J,
|3NCJ Shoup Idaho), Warren
/ Id Wolcott (Colo.(, voted for the
|Fart New opened the discus
b supporting the resolution he
/ ID that money. whether it be sill
III Or paper. was Il creature of
|fation Of money being inherent
pendent nations. He said that
|annt had been upheld by the
lbrnalS ard cited historical in
|iNch creation Of money.
lir Wanted by SilverqMen.
|a0n Utah followed in support
sSGtiOn He firmly denied this t
ja1tes Of free coinage were in
L.nTthing but 4 1OG-cent dollar.
| not believe. however," said Mr..
ID the deitied dollar of Grover
which is worshiped by the
nj0istration.'
S lArk.) said he made the
enent that no Democrat, silver
aG PopuliSt had ever declared
paying Government obliga-
appreciated currency. Mr..
2anHns, said: Il believe that
smAVlction upon this question
lmF fixed than ever before.
@'ermrned to restore silver to
FioFe 1913, and we shall do all
&omplish that result"
FFeech Of the day in opposition
d by Mr.. Burrows (Mich.).
pa. ;ae Republican party was
secure, II possible, information
Sn and the President would do
a his power to carry out that
aA'Ime the existing gold stand
EMalntalncd. Mr.. Fairbanks
"o against the resolution. He
-aSe Of the resolution was not
pressed on It's face. and it was
course on the debate that it
LII the essential purpose was
4PreSsIel of the United States
taOIe to the free and unlimit-
silver at the ratio of 16 to l.
ltoIo.l thought that any
never his financial views,
4 Tie Heller resolution. as it
-.oS except the carrying into
60yeulment's plain obiiga-
IT. o. was opposed to the
!4e enforcement of its terms,
y would not bring about bi-
ny would force the Govern.
NFg basis.
spoke of the circumstance:
y Passage of the Stanley Mat
"cen III 1878. To him it hat
q That time Il declaration il
Jroe and unlimited coinage
q aaeF coinage measures We're
nat time. and when one OF
Ner from the house the Sen
colorado (Tcller) voted tt
Il w lfNVISi.,, f,r thu f,.n1 ao;,,