Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-03

wAsHuNu1ON, Ost. 8.--Whcn the
fall Of thu NtJo PrtHiuCnlir gnVel
announced thu Senate 10 have met this
morning there were Uuly ioW tr-
publlcans tn the CHAMBER and not q
Democrat being visible. The atten-
ton OF the char was called 10 the laCk
oil quorum and alter delay VI NE
teen minutes n quUtum was obtained
The Vice President laid be,Oio
the Senate communication ffum
thu secretary Of the treasury
giving detailed statements Of the
,Eporta q silver Tor the months Of
July anu August.
Dubois introduced n bill enabling
the sla,ca OF California, Colorado,
Montana and Idaho TO support siato
schools tor miues.
Morgan offered I'm amendment TO the
House b!li No. l., the Wilson repeal
lill, declaring the act Of Jan. is, 1887,
% be In force.
The bill to repeal the Sherman pur-
chasing clause was then laid before the
Senate.
White, Cal, saii he had examined
carefully tho Ndiksfs' M9gos Ho OF
August, 1893, ANA rAi found tho tiate.
munls made by Sherman yesterday
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magazine 10 be- correct, and his quota
tiou from the publication erroneous.
white also read from the COngrclhi1n.
al Record 20 show that tho statement
as he had given II was made ~ early
a. 1857.
Dolph took the Il lor and continued
his speech begun yesterday IN support
OF the repeal bill. lie quoted from the
message OF President Cleveland of
1850 urging the dlsc0utinuunce ~ pun.
chase ant the coinage Of silver under
the BiAnd-Allison act. Dolph ohafnc.
teriEud this ae u stronger argument
ngAinst tho use VI silver than
ne was now able 10 offer
aud said he read II for the
purpose Of showing that the Democrats
VINO advocated the retention OF tho
Sherman act were not In nc'ofd with
the party leaders lie declared the
success Of the Democratic party with
such n candidate aud such platform
was abundant evidence Of the fact th {
tho American people did no. desire 10
continue the c0iEuge Of silver under
the existing conditions.
Teller interrupted Dolph 10 Rsk him
what chance no thought there was Of
securing any recognition Of silver uu-
der the administration OF a President
who holds tue We've eXpressui by
Cleveland.
Doiph replied that he did no, expect
there would be- my legislation concern.
ing silver under the present aiminia.
tTatlOu while the conditions remain as
at pfcieut. HU did not know
Of single utterAuce OF
Cleveland, that he had changed his
a -.
chtse aud coinage OF silver dollars.
lie did not expect TO secure any lugis.
lRiiOn without internAtioal aRteemen MT,
Dolph quoted the statement OF the
minoritlcs, radical, anu majorities,
conservatives, which he used rs illustTp-
tlOns Of tho naluraluess OF the change
Of the Democratic party since II had
como into power. When tho Demo-
cratic party was In tue minority II
could AFFORD TO favor FREQ cJiuagU, hut
now that II bad u majority, II hal
necessarily become conservative on
this subject.
Teller Rsked Dolph II no hnd occaa.
lou 20 suppose that the President had
taken any stepa looking to secure the
cooperation OF other nations IA the
interest silver.
DOlph replied he was not acquainted
with the plans Of the administration,
but had no reason 10 suppose that the
President was not now MS formerly q
friend TO the project for an inlerna.
ti0nal agreement, lie could not doubt
Ciovoland's good faith when he states
that he desires euch an arrangement.
Many believe the repeal OF tho Sner.
man act would hasleh the agreement
with other nations, aud II was posslblr
that Cleveland might entertain this
idea.