The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-28

1 IuaG III t1Cl0 ndO DOch p0OliouSu
last January and had been copied
from Maine to California. There
had not been line of contradiction
from the supersensitive Senator or
his friends in regard to his name in
that last speech.
Cannon said the record did not
show the gentleman from New
Jersey had obtained leave to print
it and therefore the record on its
face misled the House and the coun~
try.
McAdoo continuing said the gems
tleman from Illinois says he brought
the matter before the House be-
cause the record had been violated.
The gentleman knew better than
that, 1t was not to pres erve Its in
tegrity, it was not to bring the
Houses attention to violation of
the rules 1t was simply because
the gentleman found the name OF
John A. Logan in the list. So far as
the question of the record was con-
cerped he believed the gentleman
himself had not delivered his tariff
speech.
Cannon-"Nor is it printed in the
record"
McAdoo said that In the record of,
April 23i he found the following :.
"Cannon addressed the committee,
his remarks will appear hereafter
Did the record lie?
Cannon said he would reply in lis
own time.
McAdoo said he had done as some
gentlemen did, Instead of printing
such fair thing as a news paper
article and giving the newspaper
and date of publication, he might
ask the deluded soldiers what they
thought of the great Senator who
in his greed to absorb the Territory
which belonged to actual settlers in
8 land which YVES made for inde-
pendent freeholders and small far
meiS went under cover CT his
brother-inslaw to New Mexico and
tried to preempt mOss of the valu~
able land and who was only stopped
by public surveyor who found it
belonged to another class. He pro-
fessed thejgreatest friendship for the
Indians and rumor even had it that
he had indian blood in his veins.
He was trying to steal
from bis own kith and kin
hundreds and thousands of acres,
and was taking them from un-
fortunate savages who were unable
to protect themselves until an
honest Secretary of the Interior had
directed the surveyor to take back
the lands for the Zunis. cloud CD
plause and laughter on the demo
caa:ic side.) He (McAdoo) might
have said this, but he thanked
heaven that his associ ton with
party OF honest men had preYentrd
his hurting such inuendo against
any man. He left this subject with
the House, he was sneaking behind
no newspaper He deiled no man,
be he high or low, but he had simply
put into his speech without COM
ment q newspaper article which had
been staring the people in the lace
for months.
Hopkins had read for information.
the amendment which he proposed
to offer to the resolution to have the
record OF June 2lst so amended as
to show that the speech purporting
to have been delivered by Cltch con |
'fon contract labor" bill had not ac~
tually been delivered. In that
speech Cute heon had made an as>
sault on the Democratic party, and
an unfair and unjust assault against
The author of the bill.
Henley gave notice OF an amend
ne t directing official reporters to
publish in the records the remarks
II Cutcbeon rejecting on General
j. S. Grant, made on the Fitz.John
Porter bill, and pressed from the
ecords. daughter and applause on
he Democratic side). The record,
le said, had been somewhat marred
y Withholding from 1t the ecurril-
us and vindictive attack made on
1eEeral Grant. He offered the
in the interest of hon.
sty and fair play, and in order to
elieve the embarrassment Of NEVIS
;aper reporters, who having tele
raphed reports of he gentleman's
peech, found on examining the
ccord next morning, they had lied
+ somebody else had. (Lsughter).
Cox IN. " gave notice of an
to strike out a supposed
peech of BreWe New jersey, from
he record OF June 7Lh.
Cannon was on his feet to reply to
1cAdoo, when the hour of 5 O'Clock I
rived, and the Speaker amid much
1errlment declared the House In ]
9cees until s O'Clock Evening ses-
ion was for the consideration of the
ension bills.
The House at the evening session
iscussed the pension bills, without
ction, and adjourned.
A Good Decision.
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