Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-24
ALL TALK REPEAL.
Silver Democrats D,CIdo 10 CeaS3
Their Long Fight
THE SITUATION CHANGES TODAY,
President Cleveland aud the Reporters
Likely 10 Carry the Day
Triumphant.

WAgftTNuruNt ~ ~ ONh -
1880 Senator Harris, acting Tor inc
Embellishments, informed the silver
Rsuublicans that the Democrats had
concluded, after taking all the cifcum-
-fsnces into consideration, that thoir beht
course was 10 drop this hght osaiusl
repeal and allow Il to CONS 10
"a vote. II this decision Is not recon
t,Iern and it doea not seem at Oh
probable that it will to-tho end OF the
present nght will soon be- reached
and the result Will be In accordance
" ith the Presidents wishcs, ami those
Of the repeal forces OF 10 suuatc.
The silver Republican, viii not IN.
dsrtake to pfol0ng the fight beyond
the timo necessary a. complete tnrlr
speeches aud VIII anor that permit
the voting TO begin ON the amutu.
monts to tue Till. IL Ia generally TO-
neved that this will take place before
tue end OF the week.
Tho Republican silver senators say
their course Will depend entirely on
the Democratic silver aenaiufs. Ihoy
have said from tho beginning when
ever the Democrats should refuse 10
aid them IA ub'iructive measures they
wouli allow the voting 10 begin,
There was conference during the
forenoon Of some of the repeal leaders
OF the House, but the precise nature OF
u could not be aaccrinincd.
Latof-rhu report that the silver
Democrats IN the senate had decided
agaiutt a further effort 10 prOloug the
right over the repeal bill T. correct be-
You'd question. The policy was de-.
Cidod upon In conference OF
silver Democrats who have ~.
Trained FROM hbtu,toriug, but
who felt Inclined yesterday TO
enter upon u campaign Of that char
acler m opposition 20 the bill. Cock
rell, Vest, Hnuis and Malthall were
among those present. II 10 understood
they discussed the question ut some
length anu decided inAsmuch NJ the
silver men could hone Tor very little
In the way OF n compromise n they
should succeed In defeating the BILL u
was better TO submit without any
further heated discussion and al.
low the question TO go 10 the
country. IL Ia believed now thnt
A. may lie possible 10 begin voting
upon the mtnimeuts by Thursday, as
1t seems probable thul the speech maxi
lux will be concluded by tomorrow
evening. There Hre q great
many amendments and II IL pot
slbls there viii DO more OF
less debate under tho hyt.minute
rule. IL 10 generally agreed, however,
that y vote on tue I'LL Itself eau be
reached by the close OF the week.
Dubois Of Idaho, who took a leading
part ytntorday Ia arranging for the
continuation Of the hght against I'M
conditional repeal, said this afternoon
that a vote would come probably With
Ia week, us there would be no Oppg-
tiilon or attempt ut filibHtering.
"Ihe speeches which have been be-
gun will be hnished," said Dubois,
and such other speeches as senators
may desire 10 deliver"
II is understood that Teller has some.
thing yet 10 say and Stewart and
Jones desire 20 conclude their work.
Allen also doslfcs 10 make some
further remarks. Yesterday the lCauefs
ON the Democratic side said thoy would
stand by Us n We would continue the
Eight Harris aud others declared
that II was their determination
10 prevent vote from being taken,
even n methods not yet invoked should
DO used. win this understanding We
declared our Intention OF keeping
up the fight. This morning
Harris gave the same assurance,
hut au hour later lie came 10 me and
raid that he felt II his duty after the
assurance he had given, that he should
inform me that he would not continue
the 1ght as suggested, but would yield
TO the pressure Of his associates on the
Democratic side. He said he spoke
for the silver men ON that
side. told him II we could no longer
depend upon the friends Of silver on
the Democratic side we could no Ion.
gee keep up the contest aud that a vote
might be tnken after the debate had
closed, but that there would DO no
more obstruction. The silver men will
offer amendments and debate them
aud will probably vote for all amend
ments which promise anything Tor
silver. IL is impossible 10 say when
tue vote win be taken, but should
think within week"
WALL STREET HEARS THE NEWS.
NEW YOBIS, Oot. 2l.-The news Of
the surrender Of ibe SILVER mun Ia he
Senate was received In Wall street
about O'Clock. IL found the market
with a strong upward tendency which
became a rush, resulting In decided
Rdysucus.
Appointments To-day.
MAsIIINGION, oct. 24.-One or two