The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-11
a.. raterminable Silver Cues
Ta' ton Up Again.
s,p TO GENERAL HANCOCK.
wants a Republican Rascal
F5a''sl' I'D Out-Other Tele-
graphic Items.
SENATE.

-rl.Z~tfN. GU 49,
a. -f.-ed the following resolution.
D. w. 'I no asked immediate consider
That the committee on
.,nsider and report at an early
'.'. -. s1pediency Of the erection, at
.,..of the government, of statue
y . ~ to the late illustrlous Gen
Winfield Scott Hancock.
,gsring the resolution Mr.. Hoar
That when the announcement was
\. yesterday of the great public
A - that had occurred in the
s. - " Inc iIlustriOus soldier and
s .a1-t n of the Senate very
.. .sas.Iy followed all the preee-
TX in ike cases, and what
w., u. Hear was sure would be in
. ~, with the desire of the
iHs,..iinr1nished deceased; that is to say
:. So Ssnate proceeded with the public
,-,nesg. but il was proper that the pro-
,.,dinps should at once be initiated for
wing tribute to the memory of the
taessed.
Tbe resolution was agreed to.
IN notion Of Mr.. Call, the Senate
.,5-up Mr.. Eustis' resolution, calling
m ,hs Secretary of the Treasury for in
G-rs.On as to the refusal of the Assist
nj Tressurer at New Orleans TO receive
.51nsnt Of silver and to issue silver
,sraBc.es therefor. Mr.. Call defended
5s setOn OF Treasury officials in the
late, referred to.
VI bke said the question was
5.hT The Treasurer had technically
implied With the law, but had in re-
In TOlated it.
it9oCOCk, Mr.. Coke being still on
ai9or the Chair laid before the SEN
l. he education bill. After some dis
-gon that bill was made unfinished
rF1gs for tomorrow at the same
cow and Mr.. Coke resumed his re-
marks. Something had been said, Mr..
Coke continued, about an attack on the |
administration He (Mr. Coke) had |
saDsi to nut this administration in !
power. His State (TeKas) had given
AglO popular majority for the Demo-
:atic ticket the largest majority of any
SAFE in the Union. There were 2f0
,eEspapsls in Texas, and he knew
lN iour Of them that supported |
tie Executive Department of the
government In its war on silver.
demads no war on the administration,
%. he believed thst public Office is
public tllst, andhe executed the trust
ol'sHed On him BY the people whom
= la . par represented.
Mr. Teller said that much had been
Heard, from time to time, of the sub
,sfVency Of public men to Executive in-
lle'cee, but there had never been seen
80 exalted an example of the independ-
5nce o. public men as had been ex-
~. ~ q the Democratic members of
az nous Of Represen tatives in the
,g,-s O lSSo, in resisting the effort of
- looming Democratic President to
~. III silver; not only then, but
go. ~, nose servants of the people had
T 5.'asg 70 be in accord with the
n, 'l'. w, preterring to be right. !
!, islef severely commented
&c statement OF the Presidents
IS and the reports of the Secre-
" y 4e treasury and Comptroller
7, 1 y, currency to the effect that So
i ~ y. y lae silver dollars were all that |
=. -S Yea possible to get into circula-
", ' ~ Ll u the same message and re-
n, Una, 4. lsd been compelled to admit
n, ' 5sn were really $4,000, 900 of |
is., -O'laIs IN circulation because, in |
i.l 70 the $50, 000, 900 of metallic |
,,i 59lals ont, there were 800, 900, 900 |
ssr ~,.ir4 - so much stress has been |
"a a S sls resident and his officers on |
,vVn figures that the people |
So 5Jt The idea that that repre- |
Il. " ~ .le Whole silver circulation.
gTeOlse insisted that the action
.r.. l-isaSury officials in the case was
t5 n respect sound in compliance
3a n.Sps said he had telegraphed to
~ at New Orleans to ascertain |
-tES? :e OF the banks shipment of |
I'D .,or rs reply today received was
1l ypsfS sought to get rid of excess
si,5.T oy shipping it to the sub
q, r5s. sau asking that silver certifi-
VI SsLeIor should b turned over to
rlis,,r ofleans correspondents. The
srpre saer declined to receive it from
M LIS ~ company because it first
1, ,1e propriety of the Treasury
Or q, Intermediate between the
l.s o ~ ~ city banks; second, for
nr, clerical force. | feel assured
rs s,utlSlon for sufficient clerks
Fnedy everything.
tP,r lSlgned) T. r, ROACH.
sstoUO g!S inquired why the ad-
M on G'd not turn this Republic
s1lsS ~ and put in Democrat,
~ understand his duty under
j@r he Republican,
-. r. Ls Us don't know; sup
- ne Is as bad as that he
ssas no sad he did not care what
= polidc.l !. tepest:d his inquiry as
s,"., 0hesnoe VI tle assistant treasurer
gsSGsom,nS, whether he was an old
ne % !. replied that the officer
nv S adaii Sau been appointed by the
Sfeull marked Mr.. Edmu,ds IN
aSs5, its very bad state en- Of
4 s'ni So1 s then closed and tile mat
81 . e. e.. Submitted Submitted an amend
,Ss ,oSherman's silver bill
al BIZ t'teo printed. In the !
provided that the