Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-26
ALL FOR THE WEST.
Deliberations Of Tho Delegates 10 tho
Congress al Ogden.
LAST NIGHTS PROCEEDINGS.
Discussion Of the Nicaragua Canal aud
Other Subjects This
Morning.

eeasion Stubs announced that every
thing was lovely In the Kansas delega-
ton. LowelllDg would bs tho vice
president from Kansas and Ady the
member OF the executive committee.
The announcement WINS received with
cheers.
Secretary o.w. Crawford, Nebraska,
read an able paper on "Wator power
and irrigation, and the great impor-
lance they had played in the develop
ment and growth OF Nebraska aud the
west" His remarks that GotheDburg,
tue electric city on the plains, was made
10 by the devolopn ent OF water power
applies to all places that are fortunate
enough TO be In possossion Of wnteF
power.
Governor Mcdonnell, Of Idaho, was
installed president Of the congress and
Ia his address, begged tho members 10
bsar In mind that this congrcse was
called TO further the commercial In.
teTests Of the West and not OF any
political party. While II was prncli-
cally unanimous for tres silver, II was
not backing up the so-called Silver
party.
Resolutions ON transportation wefo
introduced, among them ono on the
improvement OF Trinity River, by
General q. II. Alvord Of Toxas; the
classification OF railway land; the re-
lief Of the deep water hnrbor at Calves
ton; the Missouri river improvement;
the Nicaragua canal ana Others OF
minor Importance.
IL was expected that fight would
eusuo ON the noxt location us San
Francisco and Dallas, Texas, were
bidding for tho plum. IL was soon
evident, however, that California was
IN tie lead nnd Texas retired, M king
The selection Ut san Francisco unRni-
NOUS. The date WIS lef. 10 the execu-
tive committee.
Julian BJnBtag, OF San Francisco,
was selected aa secretary, Col. w. II.
Harvey having declined. Each
tfauA-hiiss issippi state was authorized
TO appoint a member OF the executive
committee.
EVENING SESSION,
This evening large ana dis
llnguished gathering greeted Colonel
Il. d. Patterson, OF the Rocky Noun
tain Neps, Denver, who spoke ON the
ireo coinage OF silver. After tracing
the growth Of medium VI exchange
until metals were used he dwelt on the
parity between gold ana silver before
nnd after the decentralization.
Senator Stewart viii speak tomorrow
"wednesday evening.
ToDAY's PROCEEDINGS,
OGDEN, Utah, April 26.-Tho
trans.Mississippi congress began its
r,or,i,, sess,on hv rsss,r, ,osoIn-
,-,es,. 80
.,oh caIIins on w tnii"sys 10 place
lhe rates 10 the Word's bair at ouch
a hsnto % wiz enable the masses In
"y VIZ y, W auunu.
IN, Nlcafag VA eahni was then taken
up, heut OF Ioiotauo opposed Tue
,gn.'luV ~, o. ahe cAhal py Tue
",'eu ,1,',,'1 u', ~ 40, d" nuuIu onIy
son us \" 'hu prosperity OF
N',M hl''t,n' ,,-u,,
Jun iush 81 tailloihla srsueu
that ue sSheEul prosperity OF the
WILLY mouiu % 20 vhhanceu ny Tue
pa.uiug oi tne csnhi mat every part
% ,nls eouh',y Wou4u snare IN H.
a, LII, "si'0u ,he chnAl,
y Jun, ~ ~, W 90 apsolu.eIy o"nou
n a U.s. o, ,1 W e,,ls cVuhNIy IN tho
'",I'.s' VI 'no peoplo VI tnis hhtioh.
g., ~ ,uNno uLoA. ~, nis STATE
~. Va Wv u'n ~. " ~ wiuss,
nY,.io. n'.., ofpI,,o. .ue eaiu. WINE
,.a,, 'ons WIZ asheu 'ot lh.e'nhi WAFER.
"uy IMPROVEMENTS ne shiu, when
oouiu nor pe srah'eu, II was FOLLY to
uuiln ah atinelai Waterway; these was
~ uel.aIhty 'hat lne prohls woull pay
me operating expenses now would II
W pdot.e,eu from the havles OF TIE
WoLiu' now Woulu our country be
enrcheu ny turning inc commences,
INV pnssing heIoth GU, country ihlo
cnhhhei TWO thousahu miles south
VI ~,
,,'m; rslsnah OF washington anu j.
II. nopoNs Oh SaerahiehtO favored tho
canal
w. II. hMvey o. Juan claimed that
BoEeinmehhl Mu without govern,
hlenhi coht.oi Wouiu again repeat
H"S history " tne racine Fsilroauh'
Hoinies OF oregon was surprised 10
JAN .uat part Vi 'ho STATE oI Cai-
i,nu was IN lhvoI Vi the oahai, put
e, ,at w 9ou'h'fh f"0ino "as ueau SET
,,hnp p.,u , 20 Al,
Ia ,hn. ue.seo ouaen ., yolnineIce,
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