The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-03
Numerous Resolutions offered
on Thursday.
MORE ABOUT EX-soLDIERs.
81 Hope the Pope VIII Create no Car .
dInSls for AmeFicE''-Amend-
ments offered
SENATE.

yesterday, calling on the Secretary Of
the Interior for Information as TO ean-
celled desert land applications ~as \.
taken up.
Senator Dawes to-day Introduced n
bill to ratify the agreement made by
the Northwestern Indian commission.
with the Cpur d'AIens tribe Of Indians
IN Idaho.
The presiding officer annouaced the
appo;atneHS of the sesect ,comml1,r sc
under HoGr's resolutions of commerce
und BUSINESS between tae United States
and Canada, as fellows: Senators
Hear, Bale, Dolph, Allison, Pugh.
Easrs Gad Bloogett.
A conference commsttee was ordered
On tins nsvsl appropriation bill, and
Seaators Hale F6rwelt and Beck we're
appointed confreres on the part Of tue
Senate
a resolution instracting the commit.
tee on, Iudian affairs 10 continue she in,
vestigation into Indian matters With
authority 10 visit Indian reservations
w4sraported and egreed 10. :!
Platt offered Tesolutlum(wkfch wgs
,adspted) calling on the omnisstoner,
Of patents for Information as 10 ttaa
1.-The patent office, in the attorneys fun4!
at the tune of BScon's death ia 1857 .
Book moved 10 p oceed 90 the ctass-.
,siderRtion OF bills oE the calendar IN
the regular orGsE. ..
Sherman moved TO prceeed to tie
consideration of the fisheries treaty in
open executive session. !
Ths Istter motion wss agreed TO-
yeas u, nays %, 'Es strict parry Votel
and Lhe fisheries treaty Wis TAKEN up,
the question being on M0SSaA5 motion
Ito postpone Its further consideration.
till December next
RiddebsrGCT made an exhaustive
speech against the treaty ant deci&Eed
the Republican oScty wss opposed to
the ratiieAi0n aud the Democratic
party wac ia i&Fer-of it.
RiddIahaEger aTrEigaed the adzaiB-
istrstlou AID tne Daa3cratic party
which backed IL ss ,p1o-Engtisa
organigatian and proceeded 30 read
extracts from 4Hnglish periodicals to
prove that tae Residents tariff Ees-
sage were 10 tine dlrectiGn OF
free t1sde and that TIE Pres
idential electoral contest wRs &
conflict bstEeen free trade and
protection and nothing else. Rerread
extracts fT9m s. s. CaZ IN the tze3uSe,
speaking OF pTotectiomsts- as ROBBERS,
rascais ard 9lupderersr end said he WAS
not surpri sedat that sentiment when he
read the book pZbiisRel by the same
CENT? man many years ago, entitled
"The Bucke7e ABROAD, ;" an which such
sentences .ss these occurred: "0idIing-
land, God bless ber Mifh teaEs in my
ewes [ bsseech heavens beSL bSnisou
upon her. / s7emembsr her only
as the lRAd tGf noble deedg and
generous hearts," II ;kope that the
Pope Will create no Cardinals for
America. Tue iu-gucceSs attending the
wise mans experiment II EnelROG@Tnl
prevent The Pope from creating ANY
Cardinals ina Pr0testant4o0untry. He
IRiddleOergerl did not propose TO INTRO
dues the question Of religion into poll
tics, but proposed to shsw what fsee
trade as Ihat,CeR and Bates, House
Representatives, had pleaded tbe
'.b3by aGf' in reference to that
book, and he supposed he void
have to plead ..dosage liH reference
= to his late utteTau0es, Referring tAthe
subject Of the treaty, he declared ne
will never be a national government
until We have whipped England for
third time. OaE iboaEted Monroe doc
f. trire ia being aunuLled and wiped fToa
the facs of the earth to-day and we finG
the gentlemen 0n the ether side of the
.-chsmbfE, we mast ,R1bltkate, or re,
must 6g6s.
Morgan spoke at SEINE length in
support OF the treaty commenting
ION the stateue nt In ties majority re-
uurt hat the time for ratification had
,1passat. Morgan criticised 1t IS Z piece
|oS ''Gutragsous presumption and sad
The commisSee on foreign relations had
go.mure right TO instruct the President
to cease negotiations than il had to re.
~ IA I'M CT
speke of the com mittee's appeal TO the
British government as piece of unac-
.coun4able presumption and OF ah5cta-
.ition OF authocl ty or dignity on tie
part ef this committee IL setting
.dtselt up to advise the British
Cabinet. He paraphrased the closing
DeFagraph in the geportin this manner
We beg .tslat Your Majesty will not take
This abortion Whica:th . P IT sident ct the
United 6taiss has negollated vita your
commissioners. and its rejection being
an evidence of hostile purpose on the
part of the United States, but that you
viii prooesd in such way as tilat cur
fishermen shall have full commercial
privileges and enjoy the same rights
and advantage ia your Canadian ports
that your tsbermen eO5oy i'll ours.
TO say nothing Of the presumption OF
it. he said. ldok at the humiliation of the
committee to the British Queen asked
.fayors after Eeiscting the treaty on the
ground that shs was no longer entitled
10 have negotiations in respect to it.
Morgan went On to give afurthex trans
lation of the paragraph. "Our o6encs,
as you will please to understand it, is
not against your ;s rSys MAJESTY at al
it is against Grover Cleveland.
We want to give wipe
.and-a very serious one. and We have
done that by denouucing him as the
: presunplnous negotiator OF the treaty.
dn thefaceOf our law-ma king. st ia orr
duty TO employ retaliation, We have
1atfnr.ad bin. OQt end retlrn new 10