The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-05
HARD AT IT,
,,,.tors and Representatives
S'll''C Getting to Work.
.,, n,KOrA BILL ONCE MORE
,.,.ot secretary of the Navy
The A.'i' he senate-The shipping
Bill Bill in the House,
SENATE

,.--ox. February A. In the
S. a. ,o.5av. prayer was offered by
'1'E' NJ r Witt Talmage, of Brooklyn
R''' T. ct hi laid before the Senate a let
l -.~ nth the secretary of the Treasury
'Sn .oIg to a recent resolution OF the
t,. 5tp'' relating to the conscience
''la'S The conscience fund the
tlnd' COWS abad its origin in the
s eg-l belief that the d9nauo 1;tS OF
P opuiH- received were wrongtuiiy WIZ ;tam
I nG9gi$ yom government. The hrst5tem
helql aio oredIt Of the fund was made IN
!; ;95 tne and the fund now amounts 10
G?1 .Ono the memorials presented and
Anor rissteIv referred was one by Sew
IL ooppe,sting Of concurrent resolution
ell, e.. SOi1s eS;slSture Of New Jersey, pro-
to testing fin against the passing by congress
" cG' any right to build bridge from the
~ obo a-ts Of New Jersey to those OF Staten
iIoIei \ Nv and asserting the doctrine
~ lsi Stntsa ripbt8 In denial of the power
" congress TO grant such authority.
u S ov netitions we're presented from
orssnizai6ns of Knights of Labor, urg-
;.5 rnnoress to open up to settlement
IN, ms Territory of Oklahoma.
d 'H Cameron me- called up the bill providing
ioT tbe appointment Of an assistant
secretary OF the navy. The amendment
' 3Tggasted by the naval committee re
& mira, r22 thai the assistant should come
T Plumb nj hoped some explanation
,1rd he given OF the need of such
siicer and Of the need of such haste in
Hing M the bill at this time, it having
Zen but recently reported.
Mr.. Hawley favored the bill. He
-bougbt 1t one of the most palpable in
jicafons Of the tunes that the American
nsople wanted something like a respect
M navy. A thorough business man
would be necessary in the case, as con-
6isntja, assistant OF the Secretary of
the Treasury.
and Chandler had, two years ago,
made plain TO the Senate committees
the necessity of an assistant IN each OF
Their departments.
The btu was then passed providing
ior such an officer in the War and Navy
DEPARTMENTS, but tta salary $500
had not proved sufficient, and the Of
fcers were not appointed. The main
argument then used was that civ
ilian was necessary, in order to avoid
the jealousy and as was said, the
BOurOonism," OF naval and military
officers.
Nr. Beck favored the bill and pro-
posed the amendment.
Mr., Plumb's recollection was that
the act had been repealed at the re-
quest OF Secretary Chandler.
Mr. Dawes thought it very necessary
10 Esha5Lilate the navy, and spoke in
ta7Ofo Of the bill.
M Plumb did not think the present
Secretary Of the Navy had done any
thing to help the navy.
M Ingalls, animadverted with some
severity upon the course of the Secre-
Siy o. the Navy in connection with the
gyyg'n, saying he had sent it to sea,
1lle after time, in special search of
.Scols llaughter), in order to show
15 structural weakness" and the
Dy.s finally succeeded in encounter
ls cyclone off Cape Hatteras, and the
oa.-' we're so high and winds so tenn
P@.aoG that the experts ap.
pol,e4 by the Secretary had
~ % below sea-sick. The Ameri-
' ~ people, Mr.. ingalls, continued,
W., W.. Aot forget that a studious at
VIZ! 2ad been made by the Secretary
= 4s Navy to crush out great Ameri-
- Enterprise and that, by a pre-
IIs.Silaned plan, one OF the greatest of
AIsacan industrial establishments.
s.yoyns 5000 men, had been forced
~, ~ onkruptcv. at last, however, by
c lame sort of subterranean arr ange-
I'al 10y no public notice had been
M, ~, The Secretary seemed to have
, ,~lsa that the Dolphin had to be
r sog'ea' Mr.. ingalls, was not in the
M ~. 10 hand out any additional
sG.I g. to the Secretary of the Navy,
o1 MA mat officer was able to certify to
III Parenthesis.
,. .~i Butler thought that, notwith-
han " the sneers of the Senator
a,T AM !. Kansas Mr.. Ingalls,) the Secre-
,T;i. G Inc Navy had fully and
sFs,II.ay recommended the provision
\ sis 49, new officer. Mr.. Butler did not
,dH II an act of kindness to Mr..
L 1 aOaeh to interject his name into
sn s,GI4le' When the proper time
RFi "a, on this subject should come,
Z, DONer would have something to
n n, cameron u urged an immediate
a. s sae oIl, but Mr.. Logan opposed
M -u d' O'Clock the matter went
5c @SoSSkota bill was then placed be-
q, senate, and Mr.. Harrison took
ioo9,s;: he insisted that the real
Ola VI the objections was that an
ososa '..eeS'dential election should pass
y pe,m;e people of Dakota were to
sscton to participate in such
some len,,, MT. Harrison spoke at
9oiAe noSSnal in the further maintenance
l9yot p II u originally made by him in
cudiag b %e committees bill. In con-
psals6io remarks, Mr.. Harrison ap-
men sbo Justice for Dakota, from the
40, voHisS defendants of the men of
1eF The ras. themselves feel FESTIVE nm
'erritOrg t5Iaints now imposed on the
M. BuaasRa was seeking admission.
o Nj. M obtained the floor In reply
IN to Rive son, but Mr.. Cole asked
On. This n, way for an executive ses-
Mr.. Ha,riso,,b Butler was willing to do.
lived at ~ wished some agreement
nate SHOULD 70 the time when the
come to a vote on the
'sid that in Mr., Vests alb