Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-17

Nc is INrrRRuPrEt ~ THE
REPUBLicANs.
The bills for the Admission Of NcU
Mexico and Arizona Put on
the Calendar.
ny Telegraph 10 tho SEwst
CONGRESS.
nils for the Admission Of New neN
leo nnd Arizona.


leo nnd Arizona,
WAsiuNuTuN, March l6.-MclSinley
Is now out OF Congress, but the ptln.
cipal speaker In the Hous today On
the tnfii, In person, features, voice
aud gestures was 10 mucl like him,
that an old-time member ulilht fancy
he was In Congress again. The com.
parisOn ended with the appearance oil
the speaker, however, "a Bryan
(Ncb.), tho protOtype OF Mckinley,
attacked the law which Tie latter
framed. Mr., Bryan's speech revived
thu tagging interest In the hriil dis
cussi0n. 10 was the feature the day,
and, as h. warmed up, tbs gosipers In
the cloak rooms returned 10 no ball,
audh q soon had the careful iiention
Of a mRjority VI the House.
The republicans interrupted Mr..
Bryan with number Of ku0ty ques.
tons iavGring their side, ht the
manner In which they wer PARTED
showed the speaker 10 be cool uj col
lectcd. lie was down for tive hours,
but the House gave him n iird, and
wnntou him to keep On.
Joseph ( y. ny reported the)ill for
admission Of New Mexico rs . State,
and Smith tAriz.) made similar re-
port regarding Ati1Dna. Tn bills
were placed on the calendar.
In committee OF the who, Mt.
Sayers tTcx.) spoke on the ffe wool
bin, ana was followed by Mr.. 3tyAn
(Neb.l. Mr.. Bryan agreed win the
majority Of the committee onwnys
and mUans that the tsrlil bill aUuld
be attacked IN detail. The p.ding
bill brought advantage TO nin-men
out VI ten, instead Of one man olUy-
lug the advantage Of collecting nney
from the other nine. There had cen
time In Nebraska when the pple
had one sheep per capita. ThatIay
has passed. Now, " every w0mai Ia
the Stale named Mary wanted pet
lamb, they would have ~ 80 OF Of
the State to gee enough 10 20 ntOhu.
(Laughter.l After reviewing the BID
ing twine aud cotton ties bill, Ir.
Bryan concluded: "Hhe country az
nothing 10 fear from the DemocTacYn
tho taril question. IL means n nTe
| equal distrlbuton OF the great adm-
lagts Of the country. IL means tat
The men who produce tho wealth slll
retain large share Of II. IL meas
that enterprise shall be emS loyed n
natural, profitable lnduatriuN, not n
unnatural, unstable industries. I
means y more constant employmat
Tor labor and better pay. IL means ts
maximum OF product from the mi h
mum OF toll. IL means commerce. vii
other Countries anu ships 10 carry IL OF
1t means prosperity everywhere, NJ
by piecemeal. II In for this roa-o
that the couutry's young me
nro coming 10 the Democratic party
rs MIR. Clarkson, that high RepublicA
authority, declared. II Is because W,
are right, and because right vii
triumph. The day will come, md 500
| trust, when wiser economic polite
win prevail than that to which the II,
publican party IL welded, when tn
law viii be made for all aud not for
few; when those who annually COT
gregato about the Capitol, seeking /
use the taxing power Tor purposes {
private greed, win have lost their OF
cupation; when the burdens OF govern
mVnt shall bc equally distributed au
the benefits likewise. When that da
CONES, Democracy will he king. Lon
Live the King. Loud Rpplause.) Tn
advocates Of the Mckinley bill though
that the people were bOuHd hand an
foot. Where were the conspirntors q
day? Where were the men who wer
largely instrumental In liking tha
inlquitous legislation on the poopl,
"a volce-Who is governor OF Ohio2)
Bryant believe one did fucceed 4
being elected governor Off Republlca
State by minority vote. daughter
To such extremes has this great Cwsu
come that II welcomes the holding OF
Republican State more than before
greeted the conquest OF an empir,
Applause and laughter.)
A Bryan took his seat he WIS warm
~ congratulated,
Adjourned.
THE SENATE.