The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-09
,,,,.r Matters Discussed by
''" Senator's.
....seg TALK IN THE HOUSE.
- miscellaneous kilograms
,.om Various Parts OF
the Country,
SENATE.

I'm he Secretary OIL tho AieN'u III
,r,noe with the recent resolution by
@ !, N. inquiring as to the amount of
-, bullion purchased each month
Id. ..,,, July lst, 1885.
'', ,I.o . communication from the Sec
NV If the Navy IN compliance with
..,' showing the number of clerks,
:, the Navy Department.
Il ,i. - a IN memorial OF the Legislature of
EA,ii 5U I favoring the Eads sea ship
a wv papers we're appropriately re-
FRED. .,o..oa LuIooo,
sawyer, Wilson Cockrell, Palmer,
S 9Ss Miller New York;. Harrison.
isrTob and Dawes, from various assem-
lbs los, of Knights of Labor, praying for
, ,r-s- ND the settlement of Oklahoma
.sHds and the granting of lands in
,sTeralty to the Indians.
Also a number of petitions praying
nat Constitutional amendment be
,rhmitsd BY Congress to the several
.,s,gs forbidding Acknowledgement on
sco1nt Of sex.
memorial to the Kansas Legislature
al presented by ingalls,, urging Con-
rs.: to provide for the rights of way
n rslrOads through Indian Territory.
memorial of the same body was
resented BY Plumb, setting forth
sst the course of Land COMMISSIONS
sGx in indiscriminately and in
dn..Gy suspending land titles was
grEing great hardship to bona fde
stsrs in that State, and while
d vlshing to interfere with any effort
ID. you'd prevent the fraudulent &C.
lsison Oipublic lads. the Legislature
lgs. Congress to take such steps as
nav be deemed necessary to secure the
srhest practicable settlement of the
usstiOns involved, in order that the
liliy to bona fdc settlers may be as
light as possible.
The papers were appropriately re-
's,ied.
III. ingalls, offered resolution,
mich was agreed,to, directing the COM
ai:tee on finance to inquire into the
7icprety OF making such an amend
men. to the Revised Statutes as may be
l5cessaIy 70 require the issue of United
NtAies notes OF the denomination of one
iGd two dollars. In Offering the reso-
luton Mr.. ingalls, said he under
5000 that The smaller notes
lsd oeen Withdrawn and practically
'e''fed from circulation for the purpose
D. iol'Gng silver into circulation and
4iefeog rendering silver unpopular
5l.a he people Mr. ingalls, impress
lon wa That the people of this country
.aa1sl gold and silver as the basis of
.a ~ but did not desire to carry
. ,Aas. Mea' In their pockets. The
eop's cid, however, desire the restora-
.Da q small United States notes and
~. ,s1s .- IS they pay all the money in
" i'easufY IRON their own resources.
=. IT owners OF whatever currency
- -,I nay y be in the country, he (Mr.
IN. IN alq not see why the peoples
I - slolId not be gratifed. He had,
T''ye, enered the resolution.
81. 1Isus offered a resolution direct
M. nance committee to inquire
, ,..-s. y had been the custom for the
- An, treasurer at New Orleans to
A. ~, deposits of standard silver dol
An. 4 ~ shippers of said coin, and to
: lt,.-"' laei' correspondents in New
: gr.' -' Iecepts for silver, subject to
Il l... .b Snu 70 issue silver certificates
Il -5,:..i- I count Of said dollars so de-
All Ia. aau oeen made; and whether
le.5 ' .r., II 1t had prevailed, had
Tea A6eO by instruction of the
,s,g- ' !, VI the United States and the
Aefeior; also, whether such
vas IN force at any sub
is,,.;;.i also, whether there was an
-sN clerical force at New Orleans
scs,,s }, and if not what
.o9s was necessary there to
h we Slb-Treasurer to carry
,.-,y S w. The New Orleans sub
u N. 6 a, NJ Eustis said, had re
, I've. i.o ave \, shipment OF SIS 900 in
ECdnTon. Ihe Memphis (Tenn.( Bank
Wan' " and the Waco State Bank,
l..8 1e1as. If that statement
oas5usSg substantiated, Mr.. Eustis
Can II ana If it be proved that the
Ssy OlrgIoelVlng silver had prevailed
tliye leans ~ an, and that it was not
stls5 !. me laws, and that it now
~ tbsr new York and other
lad IN. nt, Eustis said, the official
in approved OF the change in
himsoJies city of New Orleans ex-
.be ia. 70 very grave suspicious.
s,ecratl 0asl OF 1t. With reference
= M warfare against the silver
lgin = EQstis would make mo
70 Per par ~ essence tt Of proof, but he
Mes Mes sn thought it no concern of
y ~ he aiif to inquire for what
Z the 1--WE, liver dollars were deposi-
. Louisi a1u'stement Of the Senator
!. 0b.tresen,ss was true, the action of
lot az Ter should be Character
djrect departure from custom
~ Violation positive, deliberate and
osea said everything noss;hlo
:el a, 5S yns by the administratjop
impos,55,o others, to make II 5 4 S;r
ar % sycbsnP. people holding silver
AZ sS aud se them for siIgsr Ger
, +olsfs a. ~ g. render the sill
- gHied. popular as possible
ts Ireeso,, Who IS the SecTetary
IVA" az, the 6 fISt he should stand up
Where IL d;i5i'Soerate law OF Con.
S9dys, ~ me ne get this training.
,uu wisdom pos5ess all the knowi-
- and % ~, VI this government on
departmsra'.s natter whst the iaois
good farsi NAV saw 81
sstioub sd lie country" Tbs noT
u' the miut to silver