The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31
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before Monday, u then. II the bill isnt
vetoed lelofe ~ on Monday Il will he
come q law a. midnight on that day
Great pressure is being hrought upon
the president ~ sign the bill Al onre.
but pressure doesn't count iof much in
influencing Me- cleveland, While o.
majority oi the people siill believe that
the bill Will berpme Law, there ha-
been q noticeable Increase in the number
who expect II 10 be vetoed, since ihe
president ieiurnto the White House.
The advance suarI Ut the Knights nj
Pythias sncampmenl. 10 10 he'll next
week are here. and they afo ali hound
In their complaints against The railroads
for not making lue~f tiiesiur ih"ao Who
wished ~ attend 'he rnnmpmeni. II
is estimated that the attendance Will D.
onl, llnni hali ut Whist it would have
been with iif ,hsrfr iD, irnspofia.
ton.
The mo.t -trngl, sn.ip,aeif " ailuiiHn
ini ihs ise r,insge of silver ever PIE
seuied In riugfes. ~ .l.re h'fs b. shat
offered lN RcpU.enilu,e Hartman NJ
Montana. tmong the orlrial endnf.e.
monis are those oi dmnd Master sr,.
eugn and Secretary llsye. oi the
Knight. NJ Labor Marian hutler pfe.i
dent of Satin vi Farmers Allianrs
samuel uompew. president oi American
Federation NJ ialar. T.. VI Arthur,
chici oi Brotherhood oi Locomotive fn.
sineer John McBhir. president Of
United Mine WORKERS President Twas.
urcr and Secretary Mo- irr Of TIE
Motherhood OF Csfp, Wd Iolner.
,ifani Master safsen, ,..i Secretary
Arnold ol The irslhsfhosi Of looomn.
tive ficmcn and &. A. Robinson, pres.
ident nj the Farmers Mutual henehl
Association IN addiilon a. demanding
q return IN the iree coinase NJ silver At
10 10 / ratio, the resolution condemns
Increasing the bonded Indebtedness oI
the country Ia iime OF peace, aud the
use Of interest bearing bonds NJ any
time, In an address 10 the people IT.
iached 10 the reslluiion. an uniqu,
meihsd OF showing the depreciation IL
the price of agricultural products since
silver was dcmoneiilsd j. adopted. fo
instance, the address says BEFORE
tho decentralization Of silver $500 bush
els Of wheat or 5000 pounds Of cottoi
cqualed the salary ola congressman
aud %, 900 bushel. Of whest or 5000
pounds u cotton equalcd the salary o
the president. whila to-day 10000 bash
ole II wheat ~ 10000 pounds Of cottol
only equal congressman's salary. an'
10000 bushels oi wheat or 100000
pounds OF cotton that u the president,
Ia view Of the slurs which have becl
cast upon the legal ability Of Senate
Hill the following opinion oi Reprrscn
tAliyc Daniels, a Republican, who wa
Tor more than twenty-eight years
Judge OF the New York supreme Court
before hi. election 10 congress, IL suggc'
tive and timely In all the cases tha
NJ ilill tried leiorr me his papers wcr
the evidence Of close study and careiu
preparation. lie never stated a poir
that was intended TO he proyrd aud
Nas always put In the most ensutiy
way. I found that where he made
point ~ kneu his ground aud coul
logically defend II. When be- sst on I
Prove anything Il unusually proved I
bc 10. llis papers were a. neat aud d
accurate as any ever saw aud there vi
never the slightest trace oi rareles.ne,
~ sllp..hod work" There are sever
men In the senate Who believe him all.
to he a politician oi the hrs, rank.
No batter example of the diiiculty
predicting In advance shat will be "a
action al either branch Of congress apo
any given measure eau he cited tina
the anii-anaWhisl hin, nov hung mp !
the house hy the absence oi quorum
aud the opposition oi two or three mel
The hill was prepared by the superb
iendoni Of immigration. Tie claims upo
information that laTc number oi dal
gcruns anarchists. Who viii be- can
PEELED by new laws to leave France an
Italy, are now preparing 10 comc 10 IA
county. II passed the ,ena'c Withol
opposition aud was hvorably rcpous
upon by the hose Judiciary eommitie.
u aulorilcs the superintendent vi Ia
migration To prevent the landing
alien anarchists aud TO drpor, those NO
la the United States. Il 10 worthy
note that Two out Of the three memhc
oi tho house Warner of New York Cil
and oioldsier Of Chicagn-vho have 2
pressed opposition 10 the bill ropresel
constituencies which would natural
he supposed 10 have the greatest drcl
OF an increase In the number Of anafcI
lists, having had a taste OF " hat anarcl
means. The opposition Of the thirl
Bland Of Missouri-is even more dlflcu
10 understand, as he represents an agl
cultural constituency. They all clai
that their opposition IL because the bl
l. not properly drawn and that II Civ,
the superintendent OF immigration mo-
authority than can safely be put in
the hands Of any one man Pressure
being brought to bear on absent men
bers Of the honse TO get enough Of the
10 return to make a quorum,
-
s'Au o. 2a,o. S c,rS rotFDo'
I fHAaK ], CurNrY mfkcs an oath that be
the senior pannef VI The hlm Of y, J. cn1EI
GO dglny bas'asis Ia the Guy Of Iglsd