Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05
SPEAKER REED
Continues us Oraiorical Flight BE.
fore Three thousand Men
OF Maine,
AND REVIEWS TIE WoaN or
The HOUSE.
Tie achievements of the Republican
Party During The Present.
Session.
DESPITE The OPPOSITION.
THEY ENCOUNTERED.
Horrible cruelty by Parents Toward
4 HalEWiitrJ SEA Of
ESaFtecn.
DESPITE The OPPOSITION
THEY ENCOUNTERED.
Bg Telegraph 70 TIRE SEwsl
AZ OVATION FoR REED.
His Address 20 5000 People NJ rsri
land. Mainr.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 4.-Speaker
Reed arrived here this afternoon.
He received Bvsticrs NJ several
points alcng the road where the
train stopped today. Tonight he was
welcomed at the City Hall by q
crowd Of 1000 pe0ple and made en-
address, the substance % which fol
lows:
Speaker Reeds address was de-
voted b n review 81 the wor; on the
present House OF Representative.
de sFQar Of the Threats Of the mi-
-.Jriiy before the assembling OF Con
sress, and the declarations that they
were 70 rule, in utter disregard Of
Tue will Of the people" anG Of all
the hlibgsteriEg tactics they We're
PREPARED 20 eTnpigy.
. The House Of Representatives. -
he said, sis nUt body quick 10 do
business under any set Of rule-. It,
large numbers aad divers Interests
viii always make Il slow and cum
per~Jmc, but the sy-tcm which will
-uaH.e = member O. hold the
House at hay until Ike going down
II the SIN, ant then % bold il until
! physical exhaustion sets ir, and FOR
Jne-iilln 20 hold Il forever, was cvi-I
iently rendering elections useless
aud called q iiait o civilization. III
there b. anythin: ia popular gov
=Tument, II means that when the
people have elected one party o.
KEEP CONTROL Of the House or Sen
ite, tina. Party SHOULD have both the
.lOwer and responsibility.
1t was with far other ideas than
d! pubiir duty that the minority set
out II the opening Of the session.
Not only wen. No measures 10 pas
which did not have their approval,
but no rules, even Of procedure,
we're % lie permitted except those
which seemed 20
SUIT TIE BEATES rAEIv:
20 we beyyn without rules.
''A!leE two months the opposition
found that under the parliamentary
law, which hal bccn hu,l. up by
the American people, in couSs-
nance with thei. Institutions. pInIic
business was going o. every day
without their consent. anu they be-
.an 20 clain1--fur the very ruies
they had denCuncei. / need not
describe 10 you The scene Of disorder
that accompanied the establishment
u s0uni business principles in the
hOlse- II l. enough - say that
good work was done and the HOUSE /
las taken long step in IT, business
like performance of duty during the /
last eight months.
Il have been subject 90 much in
discriminate praise aus much .udis- /
cTiminate blame. one Is lust As |
much deserved as tle other. Great |
events do not turn on one man. The |
House vi r.rs~eutativ.-s was rsagy /
AMI riEe for the chlagr. and the |
Ieup!g -iusE. ready fp approve. What /
all the world yslutt.i was easy 10 do. |
| am MT greatly Vuui O. be the /
Speaker, hut / am proud. with all |
my heart. o. b. one Of the maguif- |
cent majority 81 tie House Of Rep |
rts-HtativeS Of the Filty-nrst Con |
gress, which, for mine long months, |
has never for one moment .8ltere.i /
ia it. duty.
I'VE have achieved all the rep1b-
iican Ua-ty promised aud more. We
Promised che people that the taIil /
should have fair and exhaustive /
treatment; that the principle q pro-
lection sisuu "a have fuli recognition. /
,nI we have kept our promise. By |
the administration hill. 4 wise and 1
discriminating effort has been made
20 ssCIre 10 our manufacturers AM
merchants the complete bsuef; q
THE RATES or DUTY
imposed 10y law. Two years ago
Tie democrats IN the House admit
ted that, owing - n change in the
methods Of the manufacturers. the
wool industry was lettering Ia it,
fall unless woods aui wOrste : were
put upon footing q equality.
Nevertheless, Tor tire puriCse o.
adding 70 the votes OF tht, Mills bill. /
which could never IIss. they s7cri-
iiceu the wooden industry, and /
without delay and without waiting
10 strengthen their own bill 10y sup
port OF wOrsteis.
"Alajur Mckinley and Governor
Diuglry pashed through n measure
ri Eiusiice, which las rescued -
many % our wy0len mills fIum dis
ASKER and ruin. But this h:lI. use
ful rs Il j., was bat the iUreuuner
Of the tariff bill. The Mckinley
bill was not mad, in q closet: !. was
not the product Of one man. vino
tried 20 know everything. II any
tariff bill was ever tIs uc-gl; o. the
beliefs O! the whole people OF the
United states the Mckinley bill
was.
Another great achievement OF
the House j. the silver bill. The
republicans had promised tina. all
the silver dollars should ue fur
nish which could b. kept ia value
with gold. such Z bill, fulfilling
that promise 10 the uttcrnllS;. now
ad1-Es cur statute books as a tribute
10 the wise conservatism Of the re-
publican uiajOriiy in the HUusc.
Already silver seems 10 be climbing
l. par. with safety q all the inter
eSts Of the country.
There was another promise 10 be |
kept, made long a-o, ami often re-
newed. For years tie
REPUBLICANS IIAvE DECLARED,
most righteously, that there could /
not lie in a Republic 4 duty more |
sacred than the daIy q unfolding
the right OF every citizen 10 uartici-
pate in The government. The |
House, true - Is tuty, has passed a !
LII which, when 70 becomes = law, Z
viii give 10 tie peoFleos the United
STATES the suffSges Of millions. IL
viii enable votes % he cast and I
counted as east
sThen,1 Mr.. Reel continued, -
s.eveTy inch u our progression has
been c0niended by the opposition.
Highway robbery II the ;.usz has
,,,-u abolished, but petit lazceny
has not. Only , strong, vigorous
public sentiment prevailing among
AZ the constituencies will ever do
mat. 1--WE sient two mcnths and
ha;f in n preliminary struggle 20
s,.-tia the right u the majority -
control and in determining the
Mir III the House prOceedings- We
xrre forced TO spsud more time on
contested elections. Our los OF
ti1,s from contested elections viii
- H.. les than twenty days One
a,I,sr cause Of loss Of time viii be
s,rn-ise. perhaps. 10 the community
!, IsrVs No man would regret
NOR. than I t. be- thou sht SantiAs
in all proper respect ISt 'ile -,