The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-15
body. and during the term for which am
pent. so long az life is spared. shall believe

View occasions teach new duties.
Time makes ancient good uneonth;
They must on ward ,tiil aud npw,,ssd
DEM S f Buss a SSfB8 s D sS f'
M Nh. %stlssSSSR PRe AItA Mimi. member Of the
on Banning d then
developsds remarkable change in sentiment
on the Democratic side. He could remember
when on such an occasion as this they would
coinage Of silver. 30 FAR in this debste be had
heard but four members OF the MINORITY ex-
srso CosRssne assour
Sulzer o. New York. Terry OF Arkensas and
the Ne ssa 4. Scns
oiier several propositions for their considera.
You deny hst Or pH let nHs YOU piesse
Mr., sglzer-We deny it and refer you to the
Mr.. McCleary Illustrated his assertion by the
the beginning Of the century and at present.
been abandoned as food; because. OF the
changed method OF treating silver. It's use as
other hand ny ts 0 Sss had Sesn ENLARGED to
a. a q age Az BY Mr. Rldslsy 1Pop,: Kan,
list could not favor free col mage without absn-
doping the fundamental principle Of the party.
Mr.. Nice leary-knd Ri ' Prove it. That tunda.
mental PRINCIPLE declares that the Government
sof the
individual shall have and exercise the right.
Third In All this century not single stand
Mr.. Sulzer-Weli, We deny. that.
Gus interruptions and questions. Mr. MeSieery
covered every year OF the century. and iefed
any sent Fl 70 deny The truth q HE state
erspdiasReH pfossbls f never sSf'r ss ss'd
never saw one except as a curiosity '''''''
Fourth. Gold has heen che money and stand
port % ls the s 81
presence. They must concede that gold had
the standard Of the United States. for history ~
test that no patton ever adopted it and
Fifth, The issue OF paper currency Is not the
exclusive function Of the government. II It
issue Of bank notes. Mr.. ,Mcclesry said. was
nor the extension Of privilege but rather the
Answering a question. Mr.. McCleary said
or the coa1ry or hs yH o the
ury to take every green back as fnst as II was
redeemed and put II in the Are. lust as YOU
ana an ! 90 with our obligations when we re-
The present contest. he said in conclusion.
Ss as as IN 1895 the sesa iG Would 1as ss
the defeat OF Bryan and the silver forces: the
I Ih House or anoSsn
uE e. The S,i twsn,teth century ApHIsu.ss
Gilbert Dems.. w Mr. Smith spoke OF the bill
sa .hss to Su pSnd .o s s' p people
strengthen the national banks, and to enrich
thegold and pawn trust by the impoverish-
MI Berry Dem, Ky followed in opposition
to the bill, saying that inesmpeh as none Of the
est effect in changing views. It didn't make an y
difference whether he spoke 70 empty seats as
3 70 net FSr The h be oSS
Leans would wish they had too Mr. Berry said
and occupied his ten minutes poking fun at
the Republicans for their party loyalty. IN
Hss all Ss sub
gratitude toward Grover Cleveland. We
fought you for twenty-five or thirty years after
ever happened to the Democratic party Laugh
made Tor ss' ssfs the
majority and in possession Of the Executive.
n sHs r. SS,d E cay Sr Hm have
Democrat since Andrew Jackson;
miGhy become Republican. Nj Berry. sad;
| DO you know that that fellow Taylor who has
Of sdn Se saSs os
! Democrats who believed In honesty and fair
ness in noi,ies II they'd al SseR IKE you The
m.o,Graey and Repa blicsnIsm." Iaughter J.,
what Proved a TO Be e@neiadinG sen,snsss Sot
| that am com mitted 10 the rate Of l6 TO !. nor
welded 10 the ShSago pattern, n,rIn although zen
Great IApshteE IS Tie ssysl zen v. =.
% Pd dPRs 81 SSSa 2 niss
EXP hs resFet that '' nv was S'
! in accord with the views OF majority
q his ass PS eli Sc @ a. C 1as, 1
otIc history Of the Democrats party. II the
silver at the ratio OF i6 TO could be submitted
| 10 the Democratic voters OF the country. sepa-
S BE- esG Or b S9
| overwhelming vote. He had confidence in the
benefits OF The adoption Of the gold standard.
be abanioned. Were he TO oppose the pend Inc
bill he should be false 70 his own views OF yha.
the Government. applause
The committee then rose and Joint resolu,
on fsEfD6s sS h hi
prSyidisg for the rin,inS Of 5000 extra copies
Al s o'clock the House took a recess TIL
| o'clock.
At the evening session the negative side OIL
the question had almost complete possession
| OF the field Speeches 10 opposition to the bill
were made by Messrs. Allen Of Kentucky
| Little Of Arkansas. She ard OF Texas. Burnett
OF Nebraska. Rideeley OF Kansas. Jet o.. iii
nois., Mccain Of Mississippi; kluttz g. Nortl
| OF Louisiana. Stokes and Talbert Of Soutl
| Carolina The only advocates Of the bill wer,
| Messrs. Gibson of Tennessee and Fl. G. Smitl
| - .
| ran short and the committee rose and tn
| House adjourned.
| SENATE PROCEEDINGS.