The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-17

President here. the croms Of crimes IS
bolns committed under the stars ana
s,riDes OF the Union. The Pres den, al
Mad SON, Wisconsin. said; zone small
fraction OF one small tribe resists our
authority IN the orient
AYE. my frienJ- with an army taeie
and ON the way g. 5000 men, TO suodue
Oh, small fraction OF one small tribe, an
army larger than Sherman needed 10
march 90 the sea. an army larsr tnan
Grant needed 10 take Nicksburs. Is now
called into requisiton and kept there TOT
nearly q year 90 subdue one small irac
t0n Of one small tribe
Us that the source of your prosperity
Is your Egan pension OF 5000 for De.hs
reduced, degraded and dishonOred, is your
beef trust that murdered $500 men while
the Spaniards only killed $50. Is that the
source Of you prosperity? applause on
the Democratic side)
"Is your humiliation and suhordlnat ON
OF the man who won the most masni"-
cent naval victory that the world mas
seen. Winfield Scott Schiey, applause on
the Democratic sidD is that the source
OF your prosperity
WILL BE ASHAMED.
"Ts your -ubordin7tion OF brook'' ana
Miles and Merritt, the men who had been
trained. together with Their ass Icl1,e-.
at Am expense - millions of dollars 90
this country, and the putting Of the poll
tlc.ans in the army saddle. is that the
cause of your prosperity applause on
the Democratic side) You will live to be
ashamed OF your record.
Mr. Gaynes OF Tennessee. produced d
teHrr1m from W. j. Bryan denying d
uuruartad interview with him.
Mr.. DeArm0nd. OF Missouri closed the
debate On the Democratic side. lie de-
clared that the minority side believed tn't
the BIN was designed 10 create a huse'
f4r-raaching and all-Dervadng bank
trust. He had read am amendment pro-
vIdug that DO should ba unlawful for any
bank under iJs provisions to combine
with any other bank f0r The purpose OF
increasing orr restricting the coin I'm CIR
culqti9n credit or interest That amend
mert. BIr DeArmond said. if adopted
mi.ht help Go prevent the fru.ton OF the
e.h.me m this bul By this Dit the gov.
Crumont would issue u0 more money. dts
issu. was 20 ba turned over oy DO io me
banks -1 long as they operated the p9"
I'm tho interest 8t tl m elves ANA .ne
Republican party
.E.TNG AND DRAMATIC.
Tho scenes attending tine close ot the
debate were exciting and dramatic. When
BeArmond concluded 10y twenty minutes
Remained before the debate was to clos e
under the rule. Mr. Richardson, me M
u0rltv 'eldor protested against Wnat me-
assumed to be the purpose OF the re
uub.icaus to take that time 90 close the
debate. He demanded the regular or
dor Thereup0u Mr. Gr0syenor, RcpubIi-
can of Ohio got the floor for five min
utes which me occupied I'm taunfing the
Democrats for their evident desire TO
abandon free silver at lG tO T.
During the six days debate he said,
tho House had heard no arguments for
free silver and be humor1usy hailed it
as sien of the coming regeneration or
the u.rty He said that QUO of the dee
bate had come tle settled c0uYlction on
both Sides OF the House that the enact
meul off the pending measure would pug
into Iaw tho policy which had governed
and guided tue country for nearly thirty
years.
Nr Richardson Indignantly denied Mr..
Gr.sean0r assertion of the proposed
abandonment OF the issue Of free silver.
fIo said that if thc gentleman from
ohio had followed the debate he must
have heard some strong sre. e.ches in favor
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,.orlod AR Richardson
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