Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-25

silver Dtmocrnt. Express lhsmsciVss
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WAauNaroN, oct. .G.-As soon az
the session opened T., iler offered
resolution directing the committee On
Judiciary 10 Investigate aud report
WhU,h.r the repeal o. part OF the act ~
Fuu. rs, 1875, boy the passage o tue
act ui Juiy "a b., 1890, affected hc Tree
coinage o silver ut nrauO Of 10 to ],
or whether that Law stlll was ia force
Re erred 90 the ImmittCr on judiciary
sherman reported the House iuiut
resolution thanking the nations % ne
" ORD Tor cooperation iu tue Woflde
Falt aud asking fOf immediate con'
liberation.
uaar though, tho muihod proposed
was not suitable. Tao PfUsiient Of tue
United Sutto should express a couf'
teuus ackn0Wludgu ment 10 each gov
trumeut by name,
CuilDm agreed with Hoar.
sherman thought the resolution
came from the secretary u state anu
wa n the form desired.
Hunr offered an amendment In ac'
cOriancr with his idea.
Tho amendment was agreed to and
the resolution as amended passed.
The repeal bill was then taken up
aud Pdgh spoke Rgaintt ~. Ro'
iorriug 10 the recent compromise
Pugh taid the Democratic Seuators
had united In the spirit Of compromire
and concession ana selected an equal
number VI senators from those ffiondly
On unconditional repeal aud those up'
posed g. it and with the full knoWl-
udge OF President Cleveland ana Src-
rutary Carlisle that ruCh etioft was
bving made 10 bring tho Democratic
senators together upon some common
I ground that could he enacted Into a
/ law. They accomplished that laudA'
| ule undertaking 10 lar ns % agree on n
| c,mpr1miso that secured the sigma
! lures OF every Democratic senhtur but
| six. rho fact was not considered
| doubtful that forty three Demo
/ cratic senators would have sane
toned the compounds had not
the President intefpose1 bis obIec'
tan and demanded unconditional re-
peal at all hazards. Puyh was now
satisfied that all effort at oompto
mise failed solely on account of Clsve'
laud AMI his secretary Of the treasury
The secretary OF the treasury WAS satit
iei that he could not got tuilicloni
I
In fllbuslering ana he wa
forced TO record his vote against thi
diab0licAl measure aud appeal n th'
people 10 Organize their forces for tn
great battle OF the future. Pugh sale
ho was willing, II he had sufficient
support, 10 resort 10 any aud all mean
TO defeat the pending bill
He was proud 10 BIZ cRllel
| =. at,hust.r.r an dafssftng cou
apiracy, equal in TuiuOus cons,
quunce OF it, success to war, pestilenct
and famine. He would rather b
called n filibustereT 10y the conspiratoT
and llckspitllea Of the gold kings
than DO called traitor o
faithless representative by the stat
aud people, who hohoted him Will
their trust aud confidence. AZ i0I
him,elf, no would do his duty ~ sena
Tor, a. no uuderuIOOi II, and leave ia
consequences " Coo aud his country.
Stewart resumed his speech. n
spoke Of the gold combination ae huS
ing agents Ia the Capitol 10 diclat
legislation ans as having elected ia
President and being determined I
carry out their policy. The Pres
dent now IN the saddle aud Cor
, gress are helpless, but the tim
, might como when ths haught
tyranls ould meet febuke.
When Stewart had talked an hou
or 30 he yielded the door to his co
league, Jones, saying he would fms
Ms remarks at another time.
JoIes discussed at length the reli
, lions OF the wOtRinymen 10 the none
system.