Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-27
grosvesor EuIogIxes the Mckinley NH
which, He Says. Has Been
Misunderstood.
THE SHIPPING sitl AND THE
lABoRERs.
Protests Against the Neglect OF the
Government ln DIsarmlng the
Hostile Sioux.
A Lively Debate In the Isouse.-Ihe
nennle.


IN attendance. On motion Of Quinn
IN. W the Senate bill was passed for
the relief Of the assignces Of the late
John II ifcl.
,tnc House then proceeded In com.
mittec OF the whole TO general debate
ON the shipping bill.
Grosvcnor SPOKE In favor Of the ship
ping bill, dcvoting most OF his ntten-
ton TO the Mckinley bill, which he
eulcgIzed. The reason the democrats
would be IN the majority In the next
House was that there had been mis-.
representations and misunderstanding
OF the Mckinley bill. Commodities
that entered into the daily life " tho
people are cheaper than on the fist Of
September last, aud cheaper than ever
before In the history Of the country.
Al the same time, the agricultural
products brought better prices.
Coleman (Ea.) said he was authors
tativcly informed that since the pas
sage Of the Mckinley bill the price OF
Jute bagging aud ties TO tho cotton
planters had been greatly reduced.
Grosvenor. In closing his remarks,
said Congress should take advantage
Of the Mckinley I'LL aud send Aincri.
eau vessels, covered by the American
flag, carrying American products, 10
seek for the markets Of tho world.
Mills (rcx.l opposed III. bill aud
HIDicuLEp TIM RECIPROCITY
policy Of the present administration.
IL reciprocity IL wanted why not ne.
gutiatc with England, Franco and
Germany A few months ago tile 10.
publicans put up this bars against the
foreign trade, now they want u, and
In or,iur ~ trade want further ~ tax
tho people In order 10 send ship. TO
foreign ports 10 show the Amen.
eau ilag and return In ballast. The
Mckinley bill, he said, had cheapcned
thc.wngcs Of American labor In nll
parts Of the c0uHtry. In conclusion,
Mills laid down the doctrine Of the
drniocratic party, quoting from
Thomas Jefferson. He affirmed and
rrnfiirmcd that the win OF the ma.
J0rity, when cxpn's.cd, was thc will OF
God, but that Will must be reasonable,
II must he rlghtiul. II must, by equal
laws, protect the rights OF the minority.
That was what the democrats were
conteniing for.
Hopkins I'M opposed the bill lie.
cause he WIS opposed to the policy VI
subsidy. II was against the policy Of
the Government, aud always should
be, u take money from the Treasury
and pay II 10 n class ofpersons engaged
In private calling. That was all
there was Of IN. measure. This legi-.
latlon was modelled on French law
AMI that law had proven a failure. lie
objected To adopting
THE BOUNTY SYSTEM
ia order To aid the wooden ships Of
MaiDc. Tn. great mass " the Amcri-
can people would not be benefited one
iota, mud yet the bill would take $751;
O0O, 900 Of the peoples money.
Morrow (cal.l, la supporting the
measure, cmphatically denied the de.
ciaiation frequently made. that the bill
was being pressed by nm active lobby.
II there was such a lobby, he never
heard Of II. The Legislation was re-
qucsted 10y representative Of the lead.
Ing commercial organizations Of the
Pacific coast. He did not look upon
the measure ns n partisan one, but rs
one that should DO considered on Its
merits.
cun,in,pss iS.n auNuA.u the WI
as Wnuihg 70 oui'u up tue Amrrican
merchant marine anu extend a meri'
can commerce. ihc biil would achieve
results that couIu not ibe achieved ny
the passage OF a Tree snip sutsti'
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