Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-20
THAT INJUNCTION.
Sovereign Says He Will Go Ahead with
The Proceedings,
OPINION OF TREASURY OFFICIALS.
infections to the Gold Clause.-A
Theory about the Gold Reserve.
- Syndicate Of Bankers.

by an Associated Press reprosu NATIVE
here tonight regarding the proposed
Injunction proceedings against Score.
tary Carlisle.
"It may be y good deal like a mouse
hckling Hon." he said, "but we are
going TO DO IT,"
A petition praying for an injunction
40 te.train Secretary Carlisle Of the
United States treasury from iaSuing
bonds In the SUN of $4,000. 900, VI In
any other amount, Sovereign said,
would bo drawn up here by Judge Cole,
swofn ~ by Sovereign aud sent TO
Washington, TO be filed In the United
States circuit court Of tho District Of
Columbia the first Of mex. week.
Tonight Sovereign seut a dispatch 10
senator Allen Of Nebraska, asking him
u make an argument In the case before
the court In Washington.
"AsA mntter OF fact" said SOycf-
eIgn, further, "if they wish TO stick 10
the legislative SlOO,O0O,OOO, Wa insist
tnnt there " nov more than double tue
present deficit In the treasury, nudltho
amount Ia Ia silver. Again, " tney
wish TO stick 10 the teal Of tho legal
reserve Of 500, 100000, we have them,
iur " the reserve they claim was os-
tablishsd by law, then the secretary OF
the treasury violated tho law when he
allowed the enoroachment, Of the re-
serve.D
Sovereign expressed lear that the
case would be- thrown out OF the court.
He IL determined to iight tho matter
until the last bridge r. crossed.
CARLISLE DECLINES TO SPEAK.
wAsIuNGroN, u. g., Jan. lO.-Tho
dispatches announcing the threatened
iujunclions by the knights OF Labor
against Secretary Carlisle, TO restrain
him against Issuing $50, 900 m
bonds, was taken 10 the treasury de.
patlmont thia afternoon ami shown 10
Secretary Carlisle. He declined 10 say
any thing Whatever ON the subject for
publication. Other officials OF tho de.
IArtment were not surprised ON learn.
ing Of tue contents OF the dis
patch. The feeling Of the knights
VI Labor ara labor unions gener.
ally on the bond question IL known
10 be uniavofable, as shown by resolu.
tons against II. rhe officials unite Ia
the opinion that the secretary has
IN ,say iom inin"ci,on r,nn..-1,y, us'sy
ryen tbis uiey 40 ~, ,h,,t ~ ~.
i.,,I ,i,,,o,, n,oh.,',, ~ 49," 4. a. W.
fbst ma ,,,,isv ,sn,,tJ ~. ,s.a., ou.is ~ Nv,
fbr,s tbira,s,,d ia1.J ,,,s oo,us ~
uyrn n trmnos.ty tni,no s, ~
be- denied. "0"'1
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"iStSIloNs TO THE GOLD CLAUsE.
A strong sentiment in exn,....d
among the alIyef ienusr. n, tha ii.,,..,
ngainst the gold clans, In Ssc,ats,,,
Cafllslt,s potiee of bonS all p nsy
ssnlauve Bland lDsmocraD says; "rhe
der, anu II can be- ofier.d and Tscsi W.
IN pAyment for tb.s. bonds % So,
anti.siiver men take i.,ue Win ItionS
On this point,
Aside from the legality n, tb. mid
clause, the silver men saw n A. s.a,,s,
public policy 10 mali, n nubiic ,tIss,i,.,
ination against pne ~ Inc n'n,,a,,
metals now In use. and IN, s,Is,, -, ~.
socrelaTy's action 4. 10 t.nd 10 go
gold coin 10 a premium. and dis,n,b
the parity between poli and si,vss
coins.
Representative Tracy fDsmoc,.n n,
New York, one OF ths silver Isads,y y,
tho House, saws BseT,tarv rs,1,
wants no mora silver. Tor 10 si,.as''
has In the treasury much more he,
he wants. What Il needed n gnld H.
10 fortunate, under these elrcun,.tsnc.s
that the law aIIows Nm, ia 'u a,,,sl
antu lnetai ne wants. While tho
them tue socretnry has au,ha,i,n ~
secure payment Ia any class on cain no
needs, Rs tho express purpdte of that
law was 10 give mean, Tor m..ting ths
needs Of the treasury,
NJ uoLb hkskkNE.
Some treasury Officials hava a thoo,x
that there actually ,xisis no unod,
that eau be- properiy tened 1Soid ra
which was ofestsI hv so.u ,essIve'
man under The act VI 1875, has been
tuiifcly wiped out by the redemption |
VI Cnilel states and treasury notes,
Iof which purpose Il was Originally |
created IL this theory IL carried TO lis |
!esltlmate conclusion, IL IN held that |
lhy government has not been using the |
g1lu reserve for the payment OF current |
Expenditures, but has been merely |
LIAWIhg ON lla stock Of assets, repre-. |
sehIed by gold. II Ia said that certain
hkufes bearing out tho deductions |
above referred 10 have been prepared |