The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-11
Senator Hoar Says That Such Gath
erings Afford a Cover for
Fanatics
Desperate Deeds Done In the OPP
portunities offered by Peace
able Assemblages-
The Galleries Vigorously Applaud Mr.
Hears Closing sentsaos-TsrIn
BIn Gets Some Time.

WASHINGTON. MAJ l0.-In the senate to
day Allen. 0f Nsb asks. introduced a bill to
repeal the act regulating the use Of the
fair Rroun1s under which Corey and his
lisutenants were pTosseut d. PETER intro
duesi q resolution for the spDointmsnt OF
special eomniitt Of three to investigate
tbs condition OF the eountrr. With special
reference 30 tho prevailing business de-
preston. and what legislation would afford
relief
In discussing the Allen resolution Cor
don. OF Georgia said the COREY movement
vas a child OF the puternAl theory OF gov
eminent Remedies for existing oondi-
tioas we're TO be found in the decentraliEs-
tion OF poWor. Teller favored the rssolu-
ton. CoIsy was AlaW-abidinR citizen. He
and his followers had tfud0el through rain
and mud and were entitled to respectful
eonsid ration. lie did not endorse the
stntutB under which they we're arrested.
lie did not think the senate could re-
fuss TO Investigate tbs police clubbing
He himself would furnish this nGm3s OF
witnesses. Whether CoKsT vas a crank or
not did not matter. His statement was
absurd. a. Wsrs many others put forward
in the hour OF dist sss. but 10 was not q
wicked schsme. Il only asked congress TO
p ovide wo / for the unemIloyei.
Senator HoAr said Co1oy knew the law
under which he was convicted was on the
statute books. He came here with the
del berato intention OF violating H. He
wanted TO test the power of congress in the
courts. aud when he found both court and
jury against him he Get up howl
There is danger" said Mr.. Hoar. in
such asGsmblhges. They afford a cover for
fanatics. Within ten Jsars an atte m pt h 8
been mado TO blow Up the house of psrlia-
msnt; within two years another attempt to
blow up the French assembly. Two pTesi-
dents of the United States have been mu'-
dered by misguiisd fansticAl person. to
whom psaceable ssssmolages aho dsd op-
DO tuntty to escape.
III is n ed ess for me-" ssid HoAr, draw
ing his finger up aud looking about tHe
ohGmbo his ewes pausinR when they
reached Alien anu Stewart. 80 declare shat
I sympathizs with all my fsllowa in dis
1 ssH. synpAthiHs with them n great deal
more then some OF those who alvaTs pirate
OF sympathy for the down tro1dsn In o der
30 advance their disgraceful political Hmbi-
tio1s."
Tue senate bu OF into ringing applause at
this uttsTanee md IN order TO Quell she
~ tke chair. Wss 70 osd TO use tue gavel
goruusly And threaten TO clear tue gAi-
le les.
wpen the Ia ia bill wss taken up the frst
paragraph, that Of asostic Hoi1 IN the
chemical schedule wss taken up. and SEN
Rtor Allison of rel an AnIsndmsnt subati-
tutinR the p OVsion ia tue Mckinley law
on tnis article. AllisOR's amendment was
lost by a - ict PARTY VOTE twenty-seven 10
tWsutp-two.
Allison In nmsdiAtsly modified his amend
msnt so a. 10 make tue duty on Asoetic or
pIrOiigsn .ous HcII specific At rates Of from
one to thfse ernIs pr Ound. Loaf
Al J:l0 O'clock tne house resolutions ou
the death OF keptessntatiVe BFattsn. OF
Maryland. were presented. APRON
resolutions, offered by Gibson. wee
adopted. The char appointed committee
TO Attsad the funeral. and tue senate, a.
further mark OF respect. adjourned.
In ths house TALBOT. OF Maryland, briefly
nnounced the ceath OF his colleague
Brattan. and of srsd the customary TesO.u-
tons waien we're adopted. Toe honss ad-
fouFuod a lo.Rl