Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-02
... that the Roman Catholic
church Maintain. a Lobby
al Washington
.,,s,o ny rhE HOUSE Y1s-
TCRpAY.
.,i.ro,len Of the Idaho Contested
Election Case Resumed in
the Senate.
.,,ulyh to the sEw'.l
CONGRESS.
-. ,saln.t ,he Catholic Church
n,.eus.ei IN the House.

p,.ens.ei IN the House.
,,..y,xgros, March 1.-The Cath
shufeh, and the charge that ~
ysi'Insa lobby al Washington 10
ainal.le appropriations Ia behalf OF
~. ~, .etAflan schoola, was the sub
W. "a hours acrimonious discus.
\, tbs HOUSE, today. The Indian
=. .''s,I.lion bill was the subject I'M
yl''s,r,iIeratiun, and the Immediate
s.of the religious discussion was
,sstlon making an appropriation
~ Carlisle Indian school. IL was
.'isgis The House that Captain Pratt
n. limited States army, suporlnten.
.,isl that school, in speaking OF the
.s.,t. made In the House against the
-,,rrlation for the Indian school,
| ,i ,ild. "Thoy were made through
Ia Catholic church, In paying Com
s,smen to attack the national schools
,spse they arc detrimental TO their
s,rshlal schools, which are given
H. times the amount by the govern
r,at tina. other denominations re-
ol1s,"
IN. lMiss.) and Pendleton wv. Yah
a, were unders,ood, by implication,
10 the Congfcs-men referred 10,
10 n lively attack on Captain
IN. and demanded a. penalty for
butlemncch that the $1,000 apprUprin-
BIO annually receives as eupcrin.
s,leut Of tho Carlisle indian school
stfeken from the bill.
he had many valiant defenders In
e1 House, however, and 1t was more
accelerated declaration by telegraph
LAY than the original Newspaper
sieaient that finally led the House
aIopt the amendment cutting oil
| l,salary rs superintendent. Several
q his Congressional friends, who
i5ablui whether the superintendent
| la male the statement attributed 10
su, ielegfaphcd today and received
uebllowing reply:
a!iy fomarkA were that tho Gath
olles got more than double AZ much OF
The Indian school appropriations rs all
other denominations combined; that
they maintain n powerful lobby In
Washington and manipulate pOlitles TO
accomplish thoir purposes. These
we've general statements, having no
bsarlns whatever on individual NOM
A bets Of Congress, much lees to Mt.
4 Mansur, In WHOSE general Views |
n eoncuf."
This was quite satisfactory to Man.
4 tuT, but not very consOling To anybody
n el.e, and IL reading had the effect Of
4 rauiins The House promptly TO adopt
4 The rTtposed amendment.
The rlmmlttee OF tho whole then
/ fose and reported the bill 10 the House.
The previous question having been
ordered, Mr.. PlcEier r.. d. demanded
a separate vote on Mr.. BDwen's amend
meni, providing that vacancies here
after occurring In Indian agencies
shall he filled by army ciilcert. The
amendment was gdoptod-l42 TO %.
The bill passed.
McMillln (renn.), from the commit
tee on ways and means, reported the
mo wool bill, which was referred 10
Tie committee Of the whole, together
With the views Of the minority, pre-
itnlcd by BufTows (Mioh.).
MoMilllu stated that owing to the
Illness Of Mt. Springer, he would moi
cal the bill up until Tuesday next.
Bryan (Neb.) and Turner (Ga.)
ieIeellyoly, from the same com
nIllse, reported the bills for the free
tnliy Of blnding twlno and cotton bag
eng and ties, which were referred "a
Tie committee OF the whole, and leav,
gianled Payne IN. W and Dal2sl
lPenn.), to present. tho Views OF tho
Minority.
The District OF Columbia appropVa
l'n bill was Imported and teierrpd Il
NE cOmmltto OF the whole.
Geafy (CAl.) was recognized to asi
consent for the passage Of u bill for the
ahposal and sale OF lands known as thu
Klamath River Indian reservation IL
California, aud the bill passed.
THE IDAHO ELECTION CASE.
After the Senate had disposed o
considerable business OF no great i'm
lotisnee, II resumed consideration o
The Idaho contested election cast, an,
Sanders took tho floor In defense o
Clagttps right 10 the seat.
Senator Sanders addressed the Sen
ale In defense Of Clagetps right TO tn
seat.
Senator Morgan made n legal anl
constitutional argument against Tia,
night " Dubois 10 occupy scat In thu
hsnate without action ON tho case.
The Senate adjourned.
Aldrleh's Opinion Of u FREQ sIlve