Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05

ant the House adjourned.
TtB sEShfE.
The NJ. G.. Carrahan claim came NJ
IN the shape Of bill reported 10y Scna'
tor Teller. from the committee, 10 sub
anti 70 the cOuf, % claims tlr title 0I
NJ. &. CarTahnn 70 grant ui lnnd long
claimed ly him. plareu ON the cnlen'
dnr.
Senator Hoar. chairman u the judi.
clafy committee, stated That hr vns
absent frnm tho committee during tho
time II was before Il, and since then IL,
hat been unable TO give tht subject the
extensive Investigation when IL t..
quIrcd. lie reserved Tho right to up-
pose II.
The resolution calling for a report l'y
the treasury dopartmunI o. % the effect
Of the existing silver legislation Du the
industrial condition nt the coun ry,wa'
laid before the se re. senator Nor
gan oppressed ms wlilinght@ 10 Jet
thJm go over until tomorrow NO rs not
10 stand In tho way Of the Indian mp
Precipitation bill. Finally after some
discussion. Senator Dlwcri I'm charge
u the appropriation bill, consented not
10 inttrpose that measure, nui gftei
Senator Wolcott had given notice that
lac would address the Senate On the
question Wednesday, Senator Morgan
proceeded TO address The Senate ON his
resolution.
He said that he knew tia. thc sub.
Jcct was one which struck ihr nttcn.
ton VI The senators In an alarming way,
because the people Of the United
Staica were very earnest IN their iu.
sire to have some relief from The ex.
i-tiug financial condition aud uni.
barnssmenl. lie knew that the b,hust
Of party stood Ia the way Of freq .x.
preston u opinion by party men.
senator Morgan went ON 10 crltiriso
the silver act Of 1890. In the further
cOufse u his argument, he remarked
incidentally, that one Of the cOuso.
quencOs Of the defeat Of free silver
legislation would DO the n0ilualion Of
Cleveland.
Ata O'Clock unfinished business was
laid before the Senate, but Senator
Morgan was allowed to 80 on. lie re-.
fcfred to Cleveland rs having come 10
the presidency a. sort Of Wall street
cougc5.ive chill upon the III; M com.
mcnciHg 10 prophecy evil anu throw.
Ink the whole weight Of his admins.
ttatOn against silver He brought up
again the old charge that Sherman WI,
responsible for the decentralization u
silver la ls78. II, said Senator Nor.
gnn, senators could forget that Cluye-
land and ilill and other good mcu
were aspiring u the presidency Of the
United States, and lock hands on the
"a a D. "A
10 all that wisdom aud devoted love "
country suggested, there would be no
more trouble about the silver question,
Senator Sherman said thai ia order
to ascertain II tho Senate wanted u
enter on silver debate, hc proposed
to move 10 lay tho resolution on the
table.
Senator Allison asked II the resolu.
lions had not gone TO the calendar at .
O'Clock, and Senator Vance acquiesced.
senator Sherman then remarked
that they could not be taken up With
out motion.
Senator Teller said that the senator
from Ohio might Bs well meet the
question now rs at any time, because
the iflendh OF silver were hound TO de.
bate 1t. lie remarked that Senator
Sherman seemed anxious to stiilu de.
brte.
This charge Senator sherman en-.
phatltally denied. lie went on 10 de.
fond the act Of 1890, ana said that Il
would, with proper amendments, be-
made the lulcrum ON which rested the
whole financial system VI the country.
Ho argued against free coinage, aud
In closing said that lac was not only
willing TO discuss the question, but
desired 10 have IL discussed.
The matter then went over, and
Senator Morgan's resolution went on
the calendar under the rulcs.
Adjourned.