The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-16
FOR INFRINGEMENT
The House Declares its Hostility
to Subsidies,
BOUNTIES AND LAND GRANTS
Holman's Good Work-BOutelle's Reference to
DothebOy's Hall-The Democrats Giving
Birthstone TO the Republicans Now.

gress has declared emphatic hostility to
bounties and land grants, and
in favor of rigid retreanchment
in appropriations.
HOLMAN'S RESOLUTION
was passed to-day by the House, but not
until Its author consented that it should be
IN terpreted in sense broad enough to per-
NIT all legitimate legislation. The advo-
Gates OF the Worlds fair appropriation to-
night are finding great comfort in this in
depreciation and even the friends of mail
steamship subsidies and the sugar bounty,
maintain it is pledge OF the government,
having once passed appropriations, to full
I'LL these obligation, by appropriate and
legitimate legislation.
When the resolutions were reached in the
order OF unfinished business it was gener-
ally expected Holman would refuse to con-
sent to an amendment modifying the sweep
Ing character OF the second resolution. but
he surprised but few by refusing to do any
thlng OF the kind. By unanimous consent
he withdrew his motion of last evening.
The question was taken on the first reso-
luton, relating to the bounties and sub
sides. 1t was adopted. Yeas, 227, nays,
Al
The question was taken on the second
resolution referring to the limitation of ex-
pencltures, Lynch, of Wisconsin, making
vain efforts to present substitute 1t
was agreed to. Yeas, 1854; nays, 90.
upon the second resolution the following
members
VOTED IN THE NEGATIVE:
Amerman, Akison, Belknap, Bellhoover,
bergen, Bingham, Boutelle, Boners, Brod-
erick, Brosens, Bushnell, Chaldwell, Chip
man, Clark, of Wyoming, Colidge, Crosby,
Curtis, Cutting, Dalsoll Davis, Dingley,
Dixon, Doan, bolivar, English, Ehrlchs,
Flick. Funston. Gary, Gillespie, Grout,
Halverson, Harmer, Harter, Haines, Hen
derson, of Iowa; Henderson, of Illinois;
Herman, Hoar, Hooker, of New York;
Hopkins, of Illinois; Houk, of Ohio: Huff;
Hull, Johnson, Ketchum, Latham, Lind,
Lodge, Loud, Lynch. McKenna, Mitchell,
Morse, Newberry, O'NeilI, of Pennsyl-
vania; Otis, Owens, Patter, Payne, Per
Raines, Randall, Ray, REED, Reelly, Rob
inson, SOUL, Shank, Stephenson, Stock
dale, OF Pennsylvania, Stockuale, c. w.
Stone, of Virginia; W. a Stone, of Penn
sylvania; Stout, Swok, Townsend, Tracy,
ellsworth, Walker, Waugh, Weadock
Williams, of Massachusetts Wilson, of
Washington; 95
An Associated Press reporter asked Hol-
man whether he considered his resolution
would preclude an approximation or loan for
the benefit of the WORLDS Column bian ex-
position at Chicago. "That will depend,''
said ne, upon the construction placed upon
the legislation that we have already had in
regard to the Worlds fair. Appropriations
can be made
FOR PUBLIC OBJECT
and the Worlds fair appropriation will de-
pend upon preceding legislation"
The following bills were introduced and
referred:
10 test the methods of spelling in schools
and appropriatlng 10000 to establish a
spelling school at the Worlds fair.
Placing salt, lumber, nails, cotton, cotton
ties, binding twlne and agricultural imple-
plem ents on the free list.
For the admission of Arizona as a state
The House then took up for considera-
ton the report of the committee ON &C
counts, assigning clerks 10 various COM
mlttees OF the House and discussion en-
sued as to whether there was not extraY
agance in these assignments.
Dlckerson quoted statistics to show I'M
due expenditure was favored by the MI
nority report, cutting several clerks from
the committee rolls.
Cumming, of New York rebuked the
House for voting regularly for an appro-
prlation for
CLERK TO EVERY SENATOR,
yet was now proposing to cut down its
own committee clerks.
Boutelle quoted further from Mrs.
Flower, in which she stated she was an
American through and through and that
she has yet to ind better and cheaper
place in which to shop than in American
stores. Applause on Republican side
Compton, of Maryland, commended to
President and Mrs. Harrison the good adj
vice given by Mrs. Flower, especially in
regard to
THE PURCHASE OF CHINA.
Laughter and applause Oh the Democratic
side.
Cummings wished to add to Boutelle,s
remarks this fact: That under two Demo-
cratic administrations of the state of New
York the state debt had been reduced
S1,OOO,O OO and that IS, 100000 had been left
In the treasury when Governor Hill re-
tired that treasury having been empty
when Grover Cleveland entered into office.
Democratic applause.
Boutelle having In his speech humorously
compared Holmans measure of retrepch-
ment and reform TO DotheDoys Hall, when
Mrs. Squeers ted chem treacle and brlm
stone with spoon, Enloe, of Tennessee
said If Boutelle had read the story further
he would remember that after time the
students overturned the administration and
taxing the spoon, compelled Mrs. Suueers
to take birthstone herself. That was ex-
actly what the people had done twelve
months ago. The Republicans had com
PEELED the Democratic party TO take brim-
stone and treacle, but the people overturned
their administration and the Democratic
party was now
GIVING BIRTHSTONE TO THE REPUBLICANS,
Laughter. He (Enloe) didn't think it a
courtesy for the gentleman from Maine to
read a newspaper interview with Mrs.
SQueer but he had done so he should have
told Were the last set of china was bought
for the White House and whether il was
of foreign make.
A Republican member rising to the
point of order that Enloe was not address
ing himself to the question under consider
alton, Enloe expressed the hope the pre-
siding officer would allow him to
FLOP HIS WINGS LITTLE.
as in the last Congress the car had
chopped them off, and he had to 90 to his
own state to seek that freedom of debate
which belongs to American citizens.
Laughter. The minority substitute pro-
videu for LA enty-four clerks was defeated.
yeas, 50; nays, 10; and the majority report
providing Tor three clerks was agreed 10.
Adjourned until Monday.
A Resolution to Investigate the Census Bu-
reau.
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