The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-13

and happiness Of people grow with the in
81 %0 n s sSpP s sSG Se @
ca made
falling of because Of the war 10 the TTshsvaa
The decentralization OF silver by Germ Term ny
passage S' Of this 1 iii would be followed BY
Nj, shairoth. tsilvcr, COLI. followed
good times in The Harrison Administration. he
ss S %Ss Sy ss 81 &c
lowed IL he Cleveland AdmnlstTatIqn for the he
Sssa ti%S ssy now % q the Mckinley $Smi%;
dillon dillon" to Oe the basc c'i money Of the world
through the increased product!on :, Of gold;
strnin which il seemed TO him and those who
s Ta f into HSUo world p for
gold. The financial conditions 81 European
ShsPth added Were s Err osr IRd
| public is at war. thus shutting of ono third Of
Inc worlds supply OF gold measure s9mes
siS2. 900. 600 OF basic money and add the bur,
den OF it upon the gold OF the Treasury"
step in the treatment Of money. No other ma
ton in the world redeemed lts silver money In
he total extinction % silver as money. and.
therefore. he believed II would result In wrong.
AID distress % the AmSrS1n psophs
bill, said that tho question presented was.
sss the poSy Of the nn 9
legal force ths policy might be reversed BY 4 q
William Alden Smith tRer. Mich sypp;crted,
that he represented the almost unanimous
Mr. Prince Rep,. ILL., followed in support OF
the bill. Hn said. Tho marty to which
e. hIs, Philippine policy and will pDhod
Asa Party S9" stand by policy o. proecton
which To pay honest earnings As a party we
stand. nov as ever. for the reduction OF taxes
We stand for more ships as the best conservn-
tors OF peace. We stand Tor public impto.e-
ton and promote the publ c service. We favor
Ss, % mar or.SD thS sos
country may be carried in. American vessels
Under the american flag We favor fortGa.
Wherever our, nag rrhtiuiy noats. We believe
rs % a. nnG bs sh wnSs
orphans. We stand for the enactment Of the
stand Tor tho dollar which contains It's inirIn sic
value and which is the same yesterday. to-day
aH 6pS%sns the SSrps Mr cochran DEM No,
said that within the past century one hun
dIsG and ni,y billions q intsres bearing Sc;
man! msna ; q money mark; hat would HS, only
Of the compromising OF the interest and u"
adding Of i to tho enormous principal. llo
had done. bur he would assert that their policy
and demands constttuted menace TO- the
lately made sport OF much ths, wan said in "a Se
campaixn OF lSb reiterat" the grandc-t
u,tSrance Of all, You shall not press, down
otTgoldi," lApg!auss and dsrisiye laushter.I
siton to the bill. Republican Legislation. he
affirmed. was unequal. unjust and unfair;
from the manic level probably 10 per cont.
Trust. ioitered and cncouraged hy that
sims said that il this bin became law tbSre
would would Pc a laree and rapid aivSnce in the
caly advised tho republicans to buy them.
buy them quick so tnnt they might secure to
ton.
;, Unusual lnteres, centred In the ,snccch OF
Democrat TO support the bill. Ho was heard in
silence by his political associates. and with ap-
lie said that tn" Democ ratio caucus OF the
House House az the opcning o. The y.ilitht ongress
action. did not endorse the financial plnnk Of
the Chicago PLATFORM and he could not do 80
now us campaign had been made with tho
knowledge by his constituents that he would
vote for tho gold standard: hc had so pledged
himself to them. and he supported the pending
bill to redeem that pledge. Applause No
Democrat was more loyal To tho pnrtv than
himself hut in this matter. the free mud uuliIn-
tied coinage OF silver at the ratio OF III to l. he
proposed t. assert the liberty Of action taken
BY Jefferson. Randolph. Calhoun EanialL
William J.. Russell and other prominent mem
ber- OF the party. who had dificrrd from the
organization on one or another PROPOSITION
AMI werc accounted therefor no less Demo-
crats, To his party associates. In concludip g
lie said: Drop the free and unlimited coinage
81 silver at ratio OF III to from the next ma
tOna platform and we can win. Drop il not
and we will "a certainly lose Instead ~ rain
how chasing in Republican States why not
bring back into line the Democratic States OF !
New York. New Jersey. Con acticut Delaware
MARYLAND Kentucky and West Virginia." IAp. !
plause
The bill was advocated by Mr. Powers tRep
Vt, who wanted grcenh hacks. once exchanged |
for gold cancelled and destroyed. Mr. Law |
renee rep, Mass also spoke IN its favor
Gen. Grosy"nor announced tho death OF Rep |
resentntirc Lorenzo Danford Of the sixteenth |
Ohio district In Jun" last. and at : o'clock tho |
House adjourned until tomorrow.
4 bill introduced by Representative Sihlcy
Dem Pa provides that any holder OF United |
states bonds may deposit the same In tho
Treasury and receive 30 per cent Of the face
value OF the bonds In Treasury notes During
the deposit 81 the bonds. however. all Interest
on them shall cease.