CHAPTER LXIII.

ATTEMPTS TO STOP THE PURCHASE OF SILVER BULLION.

My Determination to Press the Repeal of the Silver Purchasing Clause

of the "Sherman Act"--Reply to Criticisms of the Philadelphia

"Ledger"--Announcement of the Death of Ex-President Hayes--Tribute

to His Memory--Efforts to Secure Authority to the Secretary of the

Treasury to Sell Bonds to Maintain the Resumption of United States

Notes--The Senate Finally Recedes from the Amendment in Order to

Save the Appropriation Bill--Loss of Millions of Dollars to the

Government--Cleveland Again Inducted Into Office--His Inaugural

Address--Efforts to Secure an Appropriation for the "World's Fair"

--Chicago Raises $1,000,000--Congress Finally Decides to Pay the

Exposition $2,500,000 in Silver Coin--I Attend the Dedication of

the Ohio Building at the Fair--Address to the Officers and Crew of

the Spanish Caravels.

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