Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-13
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il1a 0ay Regular clt aaogf.a
WA+uNOfoE, April 10, 1895.
The pelmcs Of the standardization
have charged, but the Amcricanism
which was such conspicuiua feature
Of the last administration "a no Wit Ices
rronouncud H. the present one, a. was
shown by the vigorous end prompt
aciisn taken scyeial taya ago Ia 10.
munding apologies ana rcpantlon
iom Poru and Turkey for failure OF
ciuseus of those countries to respect
The American Gag aud the properly CT
American citizens. Tho popularity Of
a vigorous maintenance At American
rights abroad ia uuques,iOuablc, and 10
Indicate very Plainly thar America Sc
to occupy amueh higher place IA the
csiimg!iou Of fitoirn nations, Which us
a rIio recognizes nothing but COURAGE
ptcsul up by iofcn, without regard 90
thc lo.iucB o. the administration that
hapHeus to be- iu over.
Theoretically most people agree that
u"Inliam % "a bid thing, uul prnu
ucalY the momtcfs oi 40 thuuoliIcai
9Nuiu. ere guilty OF IL when the have
tchhucc. here DO q partial sLwritten
ii0m memory, Of those guilty. Uf 10 IA
10 Ia-, naturalization and Congrcsa.
Pttsi ont Harrison, Utothrt; Stctt-
tnry 80. unv, brother aud Two SOM;
[ AtaF4uy Guneul Miller hi. 500; Az
gis,aut Secretary tu1w G9vrruofl
Erunau, IA eou; Treasurer Nobpckcr, n
SOM Senators Dawes ana Blair, sons;
Senator Auolrb, soL-iE-llw; Speaker
Gasp, o son; Rrpfe8o taliyc. springer,
som Eulur,u Hou; Siuup (uow Conn
inl.lugF 90 trrguu0u), q -1r; Peel,
Hlui Wise, a brother; reilly, a son;
iIlluun, u son; Btukhcau, a son;
Iatcnings, suu; Houdera n, OF III.
uulHi apu, anu \ Uumans, n ron. And
the U.llwiug ia tho PRESENT aumiuit.
tfhUlu und Senate, tue HOugU not
lclnF ytt organic d; Vice President
otvvcuoui son; Secretary CARLISLE,
som ScuuiUt Pugh, son; Morgan, q
sou smith, % con; Vance, u son; Nuof.
hcol q tUni Harris, u tOn; Pvilcr u
dNughteri Baca0prn, u son, Daniel, a
fOti Juurs, %, Ak, SOM squire, a
spu' GlIliugUG q son, and ElUugVtt, q
t1h, These, ma u you, are only i'm.
rurinnt positions. DOubtless there are
many moro tel tivgI OF oillCiIla OcCL-
py ing minor pI-iiiOns on the govern.
meut pNy e. ~ What one does others
Will de-; hence The necessity Tor ian
nguinHt ucrutlsm.
EE.Congrassmnn Cox OF North Caro-.
lima, VINO hsf been olpl ttl Hrcrutnry OF
tbs SENATE, but VINO viii nos assume
the duties of thnt Office unit CUugTess
meets apain, b. hlhuuch advocate Of
tlo general adoption tf evil service
reform Ia All bmuhts VI tue K lyernment
service Ia actual praCt.ca az well rs Ia
theory. Tina. he honestly believes in
the iuta was sAOwna few yesg8 ago,
when he gave up what would have
been certain denomination and cleo
ton t. Congress rather than dewon.
ptratu himsell 20 bo -poiiamau, "a was
wG5 required by his constituents.
Speaking 81 the recre,ary a. the Sem
I'VE, some years ng0, the lItu II. j.
tumsdeil, then ono Ol the most prOmi-
nunt Washington correspondents, was
asked what were tne duties tf the
stcfttlty OF the Senntea"Nhy, simply
TO be u gentleman al all times, anu TO
brighten the uuil moments OF idling
sUnntofs," WINS his reply.
Senator Voorhees, has oliorod reso.
Jutiou, which was re erred TO toe
Interstate commerce, committee
that may have an impJrt-
ant bearing upon the rights Of
organiIed labor, A. adopted by the
SenSte. The resolution after settiug
forth in the preamble the recent decis.
ious OF U. $. Judges, instfuCiH the inter-
state commerce committee TO inquire
into the matter, anu 10 report 10 tho
Senate what action may be necessary
for the bet er protection Of the hbJring
people ia their natural and ingllou-
able rights anu Tor their greater
security from the endorsements OF
c0rpor ton power.
Tbs movement for tho election OF
senators by tho direct vote OF the
people, which was not long ago very
| hgnly regarded, has assumed ouch
proportions that it, opponents have
begun TO light No.. The war upon it Is
being led by Senator HOnr, who
Offered laBi week a resolution dtCl srng
1t inoxpedient to propose a conslitu.
| tiUnul amendment Tor the popul It
election Of senators, ana who madu a
really able argument In favor OF the
resolution, slthough IL probably did
not change tue mind VI Il single souR.
tor.
Ills expected that the extra seseion
Of the Senate will end this week,
although IL viii, # course, depend upon
President Cleveland, US the Senate
cannot adjourn until no notiHcsIt that
he has no further communication 10
make; hut that II IL understood he Will
do IN flw dogs, ~ nearly all OF tho
Important foreign nominations have
boen made. There ia much doubt
about the confirmation OF tho n0mlna.
ton Of Mr.. ackols Of Illinois, to be-
comptroller tf the currency, because tr
objections raised by senators on &c.
count If his lack Of experience In
banking aflairs. The comptroller has
direct charge Of the national hnnk,, and
the senator's think he should be man
thoroughly conveisant with banking
methods.