Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-27
...,,, Debate il the Presidential
Campaign Heard in The
senate.
...,ros Aloaion's ADDRESS ON
TARIFF.
n, General deficiency nili 10 Tue
uoasc.-Thc WORLDS Fair
Appropriation.
..,,,,s Debate IN tue Picsideniiei
Campaign.

a,.pipN DebRt" On tho ft'F'''
Campaign.
w,suiSgToS, ~. g., July 28.-Thc
Liza, debate IN the Presidential
vp','',,n wa heard In the Senate to-
tas Aidflch opening tho debate, with
w s,elaration that the tarin question
80 herome by common consent the
i,,dinr iasue VI tho csnpaign.
Ve.ttad ANNOUNCED The uotcrmina-
pon N the Democratic party to make
I'M the igsue OF every township IN
The rfesiiing officer laid before the
Senate ualcis resolution as To the to.
istiye elect Of the Republican policy
q, nrs,eo,ian and the Democratic
,ollry Of tariff Tor revenue only.
klarloh addressed the Senate. He
,,ii the Investigations by the Finance
sommltteo clearly established that y
Jecline instead Of an advance had
,,tsn place in tho prices Of the
r,ceSsafies Of life and the result.
FAINT cost Of living since tue
sJ,n,lon the Of Mckinley bill. Itwas
A sirnif,caut TACT that while tho cost
o. living In the United States h. de.
cllned, tho cost OF living In England
had increased 10 per cent. In the Hamo
1eriod. At no time IN history had the
earnings OF the people OF tho United
States been ~ great, measured by
their powers OF purchasing the comforts
Of NE, A. today. Referring 10 Vests
assertion that never before the present
time had there been such Disturbances
OF labor OF such hostile and inimlcal
relations between employer and EN-.
played, Aldrioh presented statistics Of
strikes In each year from 1850 10 1890
in the United States. These strikes
varied from 6i0 In 1850 to T2s In 1890;
whereas, In Great Britain, the paradise
Of tariff reiormers, 1854 strlkea oc-
CURED la 1859. Mr.. Vests statement
As 10 the prostTatiou Of agricultural iu-
tefe-ls was Numerically opposed 10
the actual facts. The farmer today,
with an equal number Of bushels Of
grain or pounds OF wheat, could buy
inOre and better clothing, machinery
or supplies than ever before.
As " agricultural prosperity, Nest
asserted that the price Of farm lands
had steadily gone down Ia Missouri
and other largely agricultural States.
Paddoclt denied that statement ~ far
a. Nebraska WINS concerned, and Davis
Of Minnesota and A llison Of Iowa put
10 n similar denial for their States.
Pottigrew rising to say something
about North Dakota increases OF value,
Vest remarked that IL was because
land was entered at si,25 per acre.
Allen said that lana bought In Wash.
ington two years ago at government
prices now sells .or from $40 TO Se5 an
acre.
Vest retortcd that he didn't doubt II.
He was out there few ysara ago when
they were asking $1,000 nm Inch for
land In Tacoma and other places.
The debate was continued by All.
son and Palmer. Palmer didn't be.
Hove the Republican party was re-.
fpOnslblc for such events as the Home.
stead tragedy, but II was responsible
Tor having promised that its legislation
would make such occurrences impossl.
lie. The Republican party, since II
ceased TO be- "A great patriotic party, had
been welded 10 the dead issues OF the
war. Tho protection party has Joined
II for its own selfish interests.
The conference report ON the general
deficiency bill was reed TO. The
French spOlls,lou claims are dropped
ami tho Pacific Railway claims for
government transportation postponed
bill went over aud tho Senate nd.
journed.
THE HOUSE
this morning resumed consideration.oi
the general deficiency bill pSnding the
question Of Haye6' motion t6f0cDneider
the vote by which the House refused
10 liable hOlman's motion against the
payment 10 tho WILLOWS, etc., OF do.
ceased members their salary. The
House refused 10 reconsider the vote,
wheieupon Whoalock OF Michigan
mouoned a recrs, until . O'Clock los
morrow. The motion was supplemented
by one from Whiting fixing the hour
81 $3.50. Both were voted down and
HolmRri's motion agreed 10.
Holman presented n disavre,iny 70.
port on tho sundry civil bill and do.
inandod tho previous question. After
his debate the rUporl, o. far as IL wa.
recommended for agreement, wa.
adopted.
Holman tried TO make n provision
limiting debate, but the Republicans
cried, "VOte now" Hs didn't desir,
10 vote, however, and gave notice thai
tomorrow ho would demand the prp
Nlous question.
Banhhend Of Alabama offered M
hmendment reducing the appropriation
io' the Worlds Fair. Onthwaito op
posed the appropriation. Then cam,
The conference report on ths genera
deficiency hill, which was adopted
The sundry ciyil bill was resumes and
Taylor Of Illinois anu Bostnnr OF
Louisiana favored the appropriation
Adjourned.