The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1893-09-16

said he would not ask an unreasonable session
but he thought $3.50 an unreasonable hour to
adjourn. II there were no senators who de
sired TO speak, he would have to ask a vote.
Mr. Hale OF Maine urged Mr.. voorhees, te
press the matter to a vote as soon as possible.
1t was apparent Senator voorhees, had moi
received the remarks OF Mr.. Hale In good
feeling. He rose and, In thunderous tones,
said:
The zeal OF the senator from Maine foi
the repeal of the Sherman act and his desire
io assist the senator from Indiana Is deeply
appreciated. 1t would be more So however,
II ia these six weeks he had been in his ,eat
more than one week desire to say to him
and to all concerted that the senator from
Indiana expects TO discharge his duty as he
sees It, and not according to the desires of the
senator from Maine"
The colloQuy between the two continued
several minutes.
Senator Dubois Rspubllcan, Idaho said
that Mr.. Hale did not represent all the Re-
publlcans. II seemed difficult for Mr.. Hale
TO realize the fact that the Republicans lad
lost control OF the seuats.
the Senate then adjourned after Mr.. Toilet
had announced that be would speak to-mor-
row
Saturday. Sept 9th.
SESArE.-several changes in committee as
signments were made. Mr.. PETERS resolu-
ton to investigate the New York banks was
action was taken upUn II and the repeal com
Ing Up Mr.. Teller addressed the senate upon II.
Mr. Teller complained Of the attempts OF the
Eastern press TO intlYdate Western Senators
and shut of debate SILVER senators were asked
Hot to vote because their constituents we're IN
terested In silver, but he had never heard q
senator from a manufacturing state refuse to
vote on the tariff question. Referring TO the
published statement that the President had
sent congratulations to Mr.. Wilson on the
81. ~ Hpus of h. al
Mr. Teller declared It impossible That MI
Cleveland had been guilty of so gross breach
of public dignity. Mr. Teller said he repeated
the challenge made In recent speech Tor
anybody TO show that the Sherman law WA
responsible In any degree for the present con-
dition or the conditions which existed when
Congress assembled. The act. said the senior
senator from Colorado, had been made the
scapegoat. No senator had. declared that IN
his Judgment, the present deplorsble eondi-
ton was caused by the sherman act. II was
pusillanlmous TO Yield 10 public clamor, got.
ten up by the interested parties. and repeal
an act that senators admitted had nothing 10
do with bringing about the condition. .
The prosperity OF the country during 1870,
1891 and 1892 and until n recent time, was
an absolute refutatior OF the charge that the
act had brought disaster to business enterprise
In this country. The present distress was not
confined to the United States. IL has beeh
felt In Great Britain Germany and other
countries. Before Mr.. Teller had concluded
the Senate adjourned.
uorsv ,oin, resolution providing for
,ha ,.,.ciion of a storage building for the use
OF the senate at a cost Of 81, 800, WAS passed /;
but here business, by UNANIMOUS consent, was
stopped, cutting OIL resolution by Mt.
Mieklcjohn OF Nebraska, calling for informh-
lion us to the administration Of the pension
~ ~ tsp1 and the recent suspension order
OF Commissioner Lochren.
Mr. Paynt.r of Kentucky made report per
miirinu Representative Belknap OF the Fifth
W,ahtgean dis,ric, 10 max. a contest for the
.'a, hsIa bv Mr. Richardson and giving him
.ixtv dav. in which 10 take testimony
TIL. Unu.e then adjourned until Monday TO
avail, The ,.nort Of III. committee on account,
,s.J|,ning cl.rk. 10 committees Until proyls-
Ion for clerks Is made, the committees OF the
Uou.e an, un,btr To proceed with their work.
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In any national bank. he saia ,ne kui,
of Wall and Lombard streets had ior severn
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