The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-20
T1cKLED BY TELLER.
, Convincing Speech in the
a Senate Yesterday.
,-..n ALL IMPORTANT SUBJECT
y+sms for Careful Considera-
4 re" - All Interested in tho
'' silver OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SENATE

.,,c,sros. January 19.-In the
TO to-day, Ingalls. from the com
I'-ttes on rules, reported seal for the
r.e Of the Senate,
- gsvIey. from the committee on
go affairs. reported a joint reso-
1 --.[ion appointing General John F.
MT - of Pennsylvania, as one OF
h ia I;1actnrs of the National Soldiers
I I'm, Ne in place of General Mcclellan,
deceased. ..,ssod
Inc sL te1T, resolution 81 yesterday to
l 10 Moody, of Dakota, to the floor Of
s'-I u.aats was laid before the Senate.
'- Ta o0HS said he yielded to no man in
ess m poIitical or personal OPP
Co,lrot' Init he thought the people
gI Hn-a Moody represented had not been
St uUn ms 10 the Senate, and Vest be-
49, 49, LINZ tbet courtesy should be recipro-
&C. &c, These peopleI hadi acted against
tine deliberate parliamentary action
nj Congress and had taken acIlon t1at
Vast declared to be revolutionary. he
cenied that Dakota was State, either
n lire or de factO, or that it could be-
Co;'e so without the authority OF Con-
STe1 he quoted remarks Of Judge
7ampbell to the effect that Dakota had
-ieht to became a State in spite OF
Ca1Sress Referring to Harrison's al
iTsJ6n, Yesterday, to Thomas II. Ben
t~g of Missouri, Vest denied that there
was anv analogy between the case Of
the admission of Missouri and this case
p.esented for Dakota. Benton had dis
charged his duty as a Senator and Mis-
.oU-i took pride in his distinguished
arblc services. butVest did not agree
with Benton, living, and did not agree
with MIN dead. Il would be peculiar,
~ aid. if Utah should come here with
constitution, Republican il form, AMI
.boaeht Harrison s precedent might
.,eC0ne interesting. Ea knew the reso-
'afor would be adopted, as it was part
Of /. programme agreed upon by the
committee on Territories.
HARRISON denied that it vas cart of
an programme The resolution was
PRODUCED by himself without any re-
..celcs 20 the committee. He defended
.h'es Norev against the aspersions
Vii = FeIrlspn said had been cast on
!.u .y Vest. HARRISON denied that
.uc-- vas anything exceptional in the
,2uI.e pursued bY D4Got1 10 gain ad-
ui s.51. It Asd never been said that
..s c1-se pB-eued by other territories
tut been diSrespectf L 70 Congress.
TIE g1 american citizens of Da-
:"ta Tlo had combined III = respectful
t-3i9r Tor admission to the Union,
c-s emitted to respectful treatment.
here rs nothing IN Che character or
tg8ts". 70 warrant the counting of
'a@t,8 with Utah Harrison briefly
Tsged the case Of Utah and urged
Jt, ol'-esy warrants admission &c
ioCr
a-s6-rY asTed 10 amend Harri-
s"., resolution % adding But the
I1Hr.e5y hereby extended snail not be
Considered Us any recognition of Da-
va Z. admission rs state INTO the
,-Jl.
=, aid he had rot oeen personal,
S. as--i79n's remarks implied. Had
b. Fs1et 10 De personal, he could pre-
--i columns of vituperation that
-v--- I-- 70 shame the worst Billings
sac e. of which had been published
2ss'ns. hin mi. Vestl III The news
lis-s Of Dakota lie had no objection
- l35 Senate filing ap sofas around the
'-4nos1, but Il should not be done
-aleg tle impression that there was
fe.gl'nJ for II. He emphaticaly
e'n'eo ,sah precedent.
Join- s-ated the case OF the admis-
'ii o. s-egon as showing a parallelism
INA, e@ss to the case under debate
butec expressed himself Us willing to
ii.a.- BODY to the floor, but thought
's $50 amendment very high one.
>au buy did not want the courtesy
e>.-l * e Moody 20 be misunderstood
pa-c-. 1t was not to be taken as d
Iyues.aent Of the application of
'aSo.a -o2 admission.
Dry amendment, resolution
Sein5i5lAg Moody. to the courtesy OF
''e doe YRS then agreed 70.
ingalls, resolution OF Yesterday
AS .2-ec before the Seoate. Calling on
pS o -e,2-y OF the Treasury for infor-
81 go, no. = 70 What proportion Of the
'e' 80 bond call for February LIST
y the national banks, and
M. - 0y each bank. Mr.. ingalls,
.'.1.S' IS resolution by withdrawing
~, ol4 Sc 99quiring the naming of spe.
Ia oa- Is lie did this, ne said. at the
Ivy e PERSONS ,nterested III some
No., ~ Aert bonds had. beeu called for
me, 'l''' en she 1st of February and
~, - IIat the publication OF that
,ss, ----' interfere With or impair
~ .esolU.,oa ot Yesterday offer
,4s residents Recommendation
s shng commission. was placed
e - Senate and without debate
80 c the committee on foreign
me ~ Jouge- said he would post
>t,5 tended remarks on this SUBJ
arE Toe return NJ the resolution
.s committee.
80 Uttered a tesolu ton which
as4 's3ate, was agreed 20, direct
orr eorctayy of the Treasury to
so- - Senate Hhat amount Of
,'7+,. "a lad been purchased for
sb.'. sAc1 year since July 1st, 1885, p
i-cl'--.. .F&st the same aad been
s,.--aa- = each Csc md from
7ietS,- al Tie p-.ce paid. Also,
"a "a. an instance all the bids
~ l-' 81, and u 50. for Tnat
- ID what ulouer or currency
eee 80 icF suck silver bullion had
3ent'al count bill vas placed
ie 9-nase. but Informally aid
zen a4iss,,.d .as seaa:e on