Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-08

House viii have f,spi,u from the
struggle over the silver bill for q few
days. AZ result Of un agreement
reached last might, Tracey this morn.
Ing Permitted the bill, Which mas been
on the lpeakrr'r table all the week, 10
be referred ~ the coiuRgO committee
without opposition.
A GALL mas nEEN ISSUED
by Chairman Bianl for u meeting Of
the coinage committee for tomorrow
morning, to consider the Senate igcu
coinage iill. All tho voting members
Ut the committee are In Washington
except MclNCighau Of Nebraska, who
Ia expected this evening or tomorrow
morning. Bland does not believe It
viii be necessary to have slttings OF
tho committee curing the sessions OF
the House, lut in order n DO prepared
for such a contingency, he Will Intro.
ducc the resolution now before the
rules committee, giving tho committee
such authority. auti.silver Demo,
crate profess an amazing degree Of
confidence TO-DAY tn their ability 10
beat the bill, but uudor tho surface IL
IL nearly apparent that dcep.suatu1
ANaA " FNAANN HAfNANN aNNlNh VI kAAh
cOmmitton on rules prevails, and they
dread clOturc above all thinga. They
hupc 10 prevent the Till from coming
10 vote, but inrist II 1t does they eau
defeat II. OF CDuf8e, this can only be
done by tho aid VI Republican vOtus.
When II comes to that pass, however,
they viii vote strongly againtt this
measure, II 1t shall bn made clear 10
them that tnoy can thereby defeat 81
ana reap the credit Tor the defeat.
SENATOR IALllnps srmcR
In the Senate today on tho resolutions
Tor inquiry into tue battle at Home
stead, was remarkable for the adj
vauCed position taken 10y the Illinois
senator Ia maintaining the rights OF
factory anu uhlflrd employees 10
continuous employment at reasonably
fair rates. Senator Palmer sHid the
presence Of q pinkertou aimed force at
HumostVad was IN contempt 81 the
authorities Of %. state of peunsylya.
mia. II WIS uitlleul; for 'ho American
citizen whether IN the light or wrong
- submit 10 lciug .nycn by Ru armed
force. lln maintained, however, that
.hc citizens OF Humcst,al wsfn IN tho
hight as according TO the principles OF
law which would hereafter ht applied
20 the solution q such trouble, they
had a right 20 DO thVru. Ihosu large
manufacturing establishments would
have been regarded ~ holding prop.
rtty subject 10 cOtglatlyU nights, " IA.
out whose sefyiue their property would
he valueluts. That only c1uc"dti 10
them tue right 90 "a reasonable proHl
on the capitol invested Ia the onlsE-
Prise. He maintained, furthermore,
that having spent their lives In that
plrtiCuiaI survlcu they had a right
O. iEaisl on pVrmtuolCy Of employ
munt, also upon reasonable cOmpuusa.
ton for their services. Their conduct
was on the liue Uf their rights. Manu-.
featuring establishments are public In.
ttltutions, because they work for the
public, are employed 10y tho public.
While couccding the right N the capt.
talist 10 control his property and 20 a
reasonable reward Tor Ills Investment,
he claimed the labOfur had the right TO
permanent employment during good
behavior.
vuORHEE's spERCH
on the same subject attacked tho Re-
publican party and the policy Of pro.
lection, 10 which he RsCribed the labor
riots all over the country. Senator
Voorhees, said the Republican party
said the manufacturing harons had 10
be protected against foreign cOmpe,i.
ton in order 10 pay higher wages. Had
they doro -? Carnegie got protec ion
Of 50 per cent on iron and more than
10 per cent ON steel. Instead OF paying
the woTkmun higher wages, he mott.
fed them VI u 70 IuciiOu ~ from II 10
~ per ceut. The beneficiary OF tho
tariff sys'em responded by the employ.
meut OF an armed mon, His only
ieglot was tia. Carnegie himself was
not ai tho head Of the rinauFlOu squad,
some OF whom were Killed by work.
mru In self defense, instead Of sulking
IA his Scottish cagtlo.
MIR, HALE, ~ REPLYING,
criticised HIM for converting such
grave matter into TRr,lsan politics; de-
Tended the Republicans from RESPONSE
the party aud the policy OF protection
the creuit ( building IN some great
industrial establishments n those nt
liNtlAHiANl anu lANhuf4llllt ltNis
After referring the silver Till TO tho
coinage committee the HouGe this
morniDg again
VOTED DOWN
the conference report on the diplomatic
and consular appropriation iii, five
votes OF the opposition being based ON
the appropriation OF $4,000 Tor tho
pay mrut OF the share Of tho United
States IN the expenses NJ the prelinin-
aries Of the interoontlnental railway.
The remainder Of tho day vas con.
Bumed in consideration Of tho Tcsolu-
ton directing the committee on ju.
dietary already authorized 10 invesli.
gate the recent occurrences at Home
stead.
The conference reports were agreed
10 ON the Indian ana postoillce Hppro.
printion bills, and ON tho bill ~ 10 tho
funding act OF Aril ma.
Tho question OF the representation Of
the United States at the Colombian
celebration at 'nlos, Spain, In August,
was settled today by the issuance Of an
order for the cruiser "Nuw IOrhn AMI
tho gunboat bloomington" 10 snil lm-
mei,atoiy Tor palOs for the PURPOSE If
participating in the celebration.
The Senate confirmed the following