Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

The senate Agrees to Adjourn Tiii
monday.

Of Allison the Senate ngocud to ad-
joufu from today tiil MOnday. Notice
was givUn By Vest " his Intention to
address the Senate then on the wool
tariff; by Morgan Of his Intention TO
spcnk on the free coinage VI silver.
Turpie's resolution calling FOR the cor.
fespondenct with Hain, Colombia and
Venezuela regarding reciprocity was
adopted.
Turpie addressed the Senate upon the
resolution ami said theIe was struggle
, between two statesmen a. 10 which Of
the twain was entitled 10 the honor Of
having devised the, scheme Of recip-
r1city, lie had found, however, that
neither OF those prominent statcsmnn
could lay tho slightest claim ~ tie
originator OF the policy. Reciprocity
treaties dated back 10 1908, when what
was known M tho MelhuUn treaty was
entered into between Great Biilnin
aud Portugal. but under the 80.
called treaties with south America the
secretary Of state had substituted his
| own power for that Of Conggus- and
declared the purpose Of reciprocity not
to tie commercial, but wholly political.
The Senate bill providing for the
holding Of terms ~ court In the Dls.
tfict of Montana wns taken from the
calendar, also the senate bills creating
twb additional land districts In Mon.
tann aud amending the statute relating
To appeals ~ the Supremo court
Stewart then resumed his argument
In support Of the bill for liec coinage Of
gold and silver. expressed surprise
ut the chaiTman'R Htntt mcnt thai h
was In favor Of the Bland.Allison hi.
sherman, hu said, ciiiicl'td the bill
while lao was secretary oil the treasury
and urged IT, repeal, sherman IRE.
uiuted that the Bland acl would hrilg
the country to oliver stnudaru. ANA
Stewart declared that the law OF 1880
would inevitably bring the country to
IA paper standard or 10 the market valuc
a. tho standard value OF sllvrI' ht cause
It Is going TO he impossible TO maintain
/ gold payments uudur the law. Every
weekly statement OF the treasury
showed thu percentage Of gold coming
| out, growing less aud lv,su 4til it 20
now Ouly pof cent. Of the Hggi q. ate
receipts. In response to a query 10y
| Higgins, II lie preferred n silver hasis,
Stewart slii lac preferred anything
rather than ensla vement VI The people
| 10y the attempt 10 reduce the whole
wUglu 10 the narrow basis Of GOLD.
al would reverse the policy OF the
Administration which reversed the
law. Il is the duty " the secretary OF
The treasury 10 redeem The paper Oi the
government iu currency which ~ most
convenient. say the y ,esent policy
under the exist Z law will reduce Ms
not only TO silver basis, but 10 the
| basis OF the commercial ptlce n silver
beugusoit Is Impossible 10 maintain our
present volume ofgoli under the exist.
Ing credit iabfic Of the world"
In the course Of hin argument he
rldlrue,i ShurniRu's expression Of
hympa,hy Tor the wording ,lnssop and
| for purr!ouers. "Sympnthy," he GA.
claimed; "thcfe " mot blood enough
Ia all the gold trust men for Que mos
quito.n
~ Wy o,uso OF 9.'Naitr spu.oh ihe
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