The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-01
committee Allows Five
,,rr, i ate on the Teller
Il ~olulion.
\. Flaal'y Divided Between
,lyotato, and Opponents OF
lhr Measure.
pr-ay opens the Debate
roy iAc i publican,--.O1her
81 crhc>.

! d ,.m>. Il. Feb. l.-Thore was
raa. ii. j. ttylty among the leaders
3.# f, /. tore the house met. III
.r,. ia very exciting debate
. IL ISOLATION, which those
r... l. decided 10 defeat before
,!gwa. Iar mcmGcrs on both sides
be-. notified III advance, and the
3,..ale. ia Ill, floor was very
r OH I4c struggle opened imnc.
,e.y otter iAc reading OF the Jonrna..
ben Nj DlnG,cy, chairman OF the
y. AZ. lEaals committee, reported
Ii TIE ~ .utlon with the recommcn.
In TIA, II 90 not pass,
n: sirAd sson CRcp. Ia. } one of the
lGsys d tae majority. followed this
re>en,.n. the special order agreed
IN ty tie committee on rules. provid.
.0r tae immediate consideration OF
,esa.u'ou, and vote without III.
Prea!a. n tIon AZ i o'clock.
!le IU.c VAS adopted ll3.llo. the
flc,sats r"irainsng from demanding
fo ca.. Inen followed n contro-
Fy Yer the division Of time.
y suggestions that time should be
|Nded among Republicans. Democrats
|dPyluA>t>. Mr.. DinYley retorted II
fsAot aware that there WAS any dif.
pence between Populisss and Demo
fs As al present constituted"
binsi'y Opened the Debate.
he sad umc would be equally divided
|'~een tnose for and against the reso-
uen. Ar Dlngley then opened the
(oA'e IN OPPOSITION to the resolution.
Pc pending resolution. he said, was
P one winch, If passed by both houses.
|Oa!a nave rec. Ii adopted it would
only an cxpression Of the opinion Of
I Two housvs.
y. Importance, therefore," contin.
81 Mr.. Dinyley. "lies in the fact that
'oncarrcd IN by the house. 1t would
I ss"n'ate.y and inevitably DO regard.
! Ao' oh.y hcre. but by the world. as
: eAptesaian Of the deliberate judg.
way ~ oi a majority Of the American
.ep'e a. y their standard Of honor
~ y sooa iallh in the discharge. not
;" ~. U national, but also Of private ob.
- ea'oh' This resolution is not pre-.
'''0 'of the purpose Of securing an ex.
: ''''" by congress AS to tho power of
a so'efnment, either AS to the pay.
~ -' u Is oblleations, or as to what
~ ~ 0e d'clared legal tender. No one
= M :, mat this or any other nation
W. wv p."er 70 pay in gold or silver.
b. s~t''' 'r copper. according to its
:, LIT 'aymcnt cannot DO enforced
~, s' q Novcreign nation. Its obl,ga.
ro1 :, az measured by its own sense OF
.f't ~ N and honor. The intelligen,
!, ',''' : OF a nation which is to live,
mr. ,~i"y Tor n generation. bu. for
-, '>' ought to lead it--and when
al !. ""aon Is wisely governed. doe.
ea 50 scrupulously maintain it.
4ssr ass III both letter and spirit. as tt
ern nav It's credit untarnished. and
,ro, ~ not only make it possible t,
i u !" ~ the lowest rate of interest
eS, ' = make it easy to obtain loan.
lar 'c'os which are sure, sooner ol
M ~ come to every nation. A ma
pa,, ''of and credit are its title deet
'''''ohce and prosperity.
!, h'"nh aud Other. spoke.
! -, '"''ey, in control of the time fol
al or.'y, yielded to several Demo
q '"f' Bland of Missouri made
Ica i, ''e principal speeches. Ill
nj h''on to the votes Of promi
{ INN ''ohcans who voted agains
after " pay bonds in gold when tn
Mr. l"'ae up III tho last house.
aro, ~ S"hson (Dem. Val said the de
,tIco M we resolution would be servinl
na,d ~ oondholders that they woul,
Mr. lr'' only in gold.
nate .opkins (Rep.. Ills. } said tn
oiled WAS ..I not Republican. but con
'untrv W the silver element. TIL
auncea a. the last election had pre-
u against silver.