Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
TnoM WARRINGTON.
cleveland Intends Calling nm Extra
session OF Congress.


WAsHINuTOs, ID. O., June o. -
President Cleveland said this evening
IN reply 10 n direct question by repre-
sentative OF the Associated Prees that
he Intended 10 call an extra session OF
Congress not earlier than the LIST nor
later than tho 18th OF September, I'M
leea an unexpected contingency should
necessitate an earlier meeting. The
President further said:
"While there has been no mystery
nor secrecy In regard 10 my intention
In this matter, think IL not Rmiss that
our people should be Informed author.
llatively. The time 10 at hand when
thoif representatives In Congress will
De called upon 10 deal with the financial
condition, which In the only menace
10 the country's welfare and pros
pefity. IL Is well for the people TO
take up the subject Tor themselves and
arrive at their own conclusions na 10
the merits u a financial policy which
obliges TO purchase idle silver bullion
with gold taken from our teserye,
One does not need the eye a hnancier
TO SEE that tho gold subtraeted from
the government stock Is eagerly seized
by other nations for the purpose Of
pense. IL does not need the art Of
slatesmanship TO detect tho danger TINT
awaits upon u continuance OF this
operation. Already the tlmldity of
capital Ia painfully apparent and none
OF us can TAIL To SEQ that fear and mn.
ptenensiOn In monetary circles viii
ultimately bring suffering TO every
humble home Ia our land.
81 think between now and the
meeting OF Congress much depsnJ,
upon tho action OF those engaged in
financial operations and businrs,
enterprises. Our vast national ~.
sources and credit are abundaptIv
sufficient to Justify them In the utmost
faith ana confidence. II instead of
being frightened they arc conservative
and II instead OF gloomily AnticlpatinS
Immediate disaster they will view The
situAtlon calmly they will perform a
patriotic duty and ut the same lIne
protect their own interest. Tho thinps
JEST now needed ARE coolneas and
oalmneas aud study and reflection
among our people,"
CHINESE SCHEMES.
The treasury department for sora
Time has believed that Chinese are NJ.
Tug Andavits OF Authorization for N.
iesltlmSte purposes. Some takon out
mere are s0nt abroad and sold 10 China.
neh' In other cases Cinnamon would
uIsPose OF them nftOr reaching CHM.
1nu ia both cases the law was Violated
ohuet the law Chinese mefchapis
VINO ueslre to leave this country ia
,sm emma, heretofore have been
auin,aneu with papers, which, when
ouuvIted ny the United States oonsuI |
N inc port OF debsrkation. snti,Isd
.heln 70 re'enter tho UnItgd Stntes
hoihg Secretary Hamlin thinks ths
suuse should be stopped, and has
addressed the collector ~ Ro.ton
letter on thssubject. 0n
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
General John G.. New. Iate oons,,
general at London, 10 speaking in Sa
gard to the financial situation sstd
tudayi 'On halu
at ought TO occur 10 apybotv m.,
.ne goIu sIrlngency Is du6 to the poIico
81 purchasing silver bullion and naS
inR god for 1t; for issuing silver co..
uHchles amounts IN the navn.,.
uiIeet OF gold for silver. The inev'H
oie result OF such policy, If pursu.i
lnutt DO the placing OF the Unitad
nales on & silver basis. I'm Co.
ai.aih mere Ia considerable unrs,t in
nu"heiai circles and fluctuations In