The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

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Ws.mNorn, July -, 1904
The An1 bid 10 either dangerously
near death or some yc, heavy hlumng
ls helng inlaIfei boo. Thodi.asreomcnt
which ihe conference committee has ~.
ported leaves uue boz doubt as 10 Which
3. thc real stuaunn While tho do.
agreement BE- Boo toto 10 la SHOWN that 10
Hn agreement could have uccn reached
on sugar, cot and iron orc ihore would
hsye hasn little dIn.cllty ln asing uti
throthcr amendments. n the House
iuslsis upon the stand taken bY iis ron.
inrcps us 10 suTHr. coalHud Iron ORE there
Will he uo iarin bll pa-so,l. ~ In addi.
lion 10 Tho sls or eight Democratic Sen.
aion who iorod ihr acceptance Of
amendments placing duty upon those
articles upon their party colleagues In
The senate. The solii Republican vote
can 10 depended upon 90 import them
w their demsni that tho'e amendments
1fi7oaIMI sSu5sT5 SishTrm'gsI
leli ont. Tho Senate C6mmlticeon fer.
ritouca hAs dis.eici thai bills for lsir
"a linis-ion. similar io that eas~-1-rT-r The
admission OF Utah. b. prepared aud
submitted ~ its nest mcriifg
Secretary Carlisle's recent iniiuiaiion
that ho would. u the iann bin Imposed
a duty on foreign sugar. a. lt nov does.
collect that duty on nll ioIelgn sugar 10.
sardless ~ auy reciprocity treaties. has
aroused considerable intcrest among
those whoafe fond oi discussing inirirale
phases uf international law. It's con
tended D, those who uphold the srcre.
lnr,'s position thnt uuless specifically
excepted in me tariff mll itself mo- pro.
,lously rsisliug ireatyca ave the pay.
ncni of Any duties Imposed by that hlll |
a lawyer discussing tho matter .nid
.llalll be- nothing nrN NC strange for
- icpudnte treaty ubliga. |
1. rcpudiatod the obligations Of |
treaty the country entered
- Sot only boy default In rs obliga.
lions. lint hy tho making OF conflict.
Ink treaty and then by tho passage Of a
act Ina somewhat
similar manner II repudiatcd the jay
treaty Of iva, So iara- its own citl.
iens we're concerned n similarly repu.
aiated the obligations oi ihr treaty Of
1909 With France and likewise that OF
1919 with spain, aud thcre are to-day
many American citizens holding valid
legal claims against the United States
growing out Of the treaty Of 1919. which
Congress has peraisienil, rcpndiated,
md which nrr to-day an obstacle In OUT
diplomatic intercourse with Spain A
more outrageous breach Of national
realty obligations cannot be found than
he act Of March 3. 1891, establishing
curt Of private land claims In New
'leKico and Arizona OF course Con-
iress will not hesitate TO pass bin w.
ioring the reciprocity treaty obligations,
md the sufferers will be helplessly leit
"a their diplomatic remedies" This In.
lictmeul i not complimentary TO Con.
,fcss, hut % appears 60 be true one.
The Senate boioro pacing the Agfi.
cultural appropriation hill adopted Sen.
.ior llansmoughs amendment appro.
'riating 81 ,O0O,O0o ior m, destruction Of
russian thistle or cactus, the money 10
be- spent under the dircctIon Of the Coy.
.rnors OF States ln which the cactus has
.biained ioothold
Representatives, ErInan, ralbsrt, Kie.
Nc and Gardref sitting asa sabcon
nitiee ofihe House Committee on La
.or have devoted the greater part of
HE week 90 hearing arguments upon
he several bills providing ior compul.
lry arbitration und otherwise rsgulai.
lg the relations between employer and
mploye. II b. not wearlrdas probable
hat any definite action will be- taken
b amy Of these bills at the present SOS.
lon ~ Conqress
The reception u "a letter from Repre-
ertaeive pcnsou ot Alahama. who Is /
ow a. bis home, declaring HE abandon. /