Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-31

marks e.4l. Ho left the subject, he
gaid, with the knowledge that the die
WINS east. Tue Senate, Houss Hni
President had Determines that tue
pending measures should prevail
There was nothing now q loos - as
far aA he could see, hut sOus vague
pfpmisea made In thu Senate, which
we're entirely incapable Of being
Vest followed Morgan. He expressed
sympatny with tue people o.: tile silver
sfateg. aud said no CIR or kaiscr
would uosoiate an iu-urrecti0nary
nfoyifce a. Congress was about TO
desolate the silver states Ut tile West.
Cockfell (Doui.) # Missouri tsid at
the last election tue Nril qur-ti a.,
AMI not tho financial question, va
uressed e. the from, and the Democratic
marty secured victory. Now TIE elgC-
ION overthu tariff was Lost eight ~ aud
tho senior senator from New Y 0ik(IiU1
was bsheld pitching ~ the itOnt on
the silver qurs'iln.
Carey tRep.) OF Wyoming defs ndci
his pasiiiOn on the repeal OH. lie then
referred to the sletct oil W0lc q SAT-
urday,iu which he said he was advised
that Wyoming desired ttpsl, aud
the senator from Minnesota (Nn-h-
burnl hal made u pf Tor 4 the vote OF
the senator from Wyoming, aud his
authority was not quealluued,
Wolcott replied H. an equally cnuaiic
manner. lie feGd statement ma 10
sons umo ago, IN which Washaurn
stated that Carey hal told MIN lie
would vote for uncUudl1Onul Topua.
cat the time the statement was mauc, i"
said WOlCUtt, "thu senator from Wy1-
ming sat quietly IN his seat, aud from
that day until this has seen 10 u give
no utiefance upon the auiJoet. IL the
senator from Myum ng IL content With
his position, / have no objection TO
make; / leave him g. HI c3uHtituouis.'
Carey, having saiI Ia his femarks
that MuicOtt stfOvo alter elect,
changed his costume after osch speech,
etc, WOlcOtt replied hOtiy that there
are s0ms men to whom clean linen 10
an Oiicnse; he regretted that the sgna'
tor from Wyoming was one Of them.
lie Hp1logiZsd to the Senate Tor -tO0p.
lug TO sucn personal AlluaiOn, uui
said there IL n Spanish ptJyerb that
Hts the case! wlis waists OF lather ~
shave an nss."
Butler (Dcm.) OF South Carolina,
called on Maulcr61n Of Nebraska
who called him (Butlef) 70 order sew
cfal days ago Tor words spoken In the
debate with Hin, ~ call Carey 10
order.
Maudorson replied; "rho senator
from south Carolina IL ~ pugilistic IN
histCndencies that | leave lhia hsht TO
| nim.0
Pasco yielded while Gray presented
a report ON the Chinvso extension bill.
| White asked that it bo made spociR,
| o rider for Wednesday. Objection was
made anu the bill went 70 the calendar.
Pkscu'a substitute was then defeated
90 to AZ.
Jones OF Nevada resumed the speech
begun several days ago. The dcmonc-
| tizati0n OF silver, he said, was but part
Of the scheme Of thu banks 10 create
money oente'e, who also wanted a
monopoly VI the Issue Of money. They
viii now demand an issue OF two hui n
died millions ut dollars Ia b0nds, be.
| lieyiug tue distress Of the country
| will become 20 great ~ result OF the
| contraction that tho government Will
| be unable TO resist. In bis opinion, in-
stead OF Issuing bonds 10 relieve the
currency famine, the government
should issue grernbauke. It. cOuclu-
sion, Jones saii this was not the doom
| OF silver, us some Imagine. 1t IL only
the beginning Of the fight.
PETER anu Harris spoke briefly
against the bill, and stewart closed tho
long debate with few remarks In n
similar vein.
At 1920 the Vice President put the
| question on tho engrOssment OF the
amendment and the third reading Of
the bill, which was agreed 10 without
division.
a vote was then then taken on the
passage OF the bill ne ameuded. The
vote resulted: iS yeas, % nay, - the
oil, az Rmenueu, WAS passed. The
vote was;