The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-07-14
SCORED BY SENATORS.
strike Designated Rebellion Ex-Prcst
don't unrrisnn,a Onlninn.

WAsuiNGroN, July ~ The strike was the
subject 81 % lively debate In the senate to-day
Mr. Pcccr tp0p knn) called mp hts rcsolu'
tion declaring for governments ownership 81
railroads coal mincs and for u single tax aut
he made IL the occasion Of 81 speech in hehali
OF the strikers. Ir predicted more trouble
unless congress and the naturalization and
the country took immediate warning and
adopted some such scheme as hr had proposed
MIR. Davis lrcp Minn) took occasion % tell
Senator PETER that II WIS the kind of anarchy
now prevalent Ia Chicago that hc was inviting
Nv his remarks. Mr.. Davis scored the tnnshY
senator numerically upon his populistc
shcories Then he declared for law aud order
and tho preservation Of poaeo throughout tho
fountry.
senator DAVIS. speaking OF t,ia Kyle rcsolu-
tlon, said 10 was put In 40 a lime when tho
troubles In the west we're IN progress for iho
purpose Of milking The United states u partner
IN the laMicssucsS. The strike grew from
strike 10 % boycott, a boycott toari0 and now
to an insurrcctlon. ~ described the Yurious
arts ~ lnWlcssness. and said THAT kNlcN
resolution was 20 take away the power ~ the
United states 90 punish such gross gcts ~ liO-
lence II tho Is OF violence had been COM
mittcd upon the great lakcs or the hi..h sens IL
would have been piracy and punishable by
death he authority ~ ne United states
Gould not DC denied. The duty OF tine prosi-
denk Is 10 see the laws executed
IA was time that such action should he t0kcn
threatens 90 ongulf The city 81 chicago The
military power ~ the country was at last nee
essAuly called upon 10 put down the ihwlcss-
ne-s The senator from Kansas had said clio
troops should be withdraw btu hS had not
Eiycn a suggestion Of what would pgntcr IRE
and property Dcbs could not DO 10 II hr WIS
given full power, no more than he could restore
The cars bu ned by his men.
Mr.. Davis was followed by senator Gordon
diem. Cal an ox-confedorato general Mr.
Gordon mado an impassioncd appeal for the
preservation of peace and the upholdiu, ~ tho
laws and Tho constitution of tho unigsd stAioa.
Hc declared that the lawiessncss thlt had
been INDUCED IN 40 Chicago aud in ,ther Soc
lions 81 the country as the result 90 uhe strike
was nothing less than rebellion against the
authority OF tho government. aud Pc appealed
not only 20 The senate bat 20 an good citizens
10 uphold the national authorities In maintain-
ing law ana order ana the honor Of the gov
eminent
Mr.. Daniel tdcin.. Va then offered d resolu-
tion connending the course 81 Tho president
and declaring Ia uneqtsvoral terms Cor tine cn-
iorccment q the laws Of the lar and tho up-
holding ~ shc constitution
Mr.. Daniel, himscE an cx-gouicdcrate. Ia
commenting briefly on these resolutions.
shared the sentlments expressed BY Cen gor-
don, and declared that an sections OF the coun-
Try, north and south ana east and west ha,
common cause In upholdlng the government,
It's Institutions ana It's laws.
Kx-rREsiDEgr HARHIsoN's VIEW
INDtANAPOLIs. Ind. July i2.-Ex-prcsldent
Harrison claims 20 have teen misquotcd IN ref
eronce 20 bis op&nion 81 President Cicvciandk
action In ordering United states troops 90 Cht-
cago. said MY Inrrl-on ~ have neither sid
what ava quoted o. saving 10 the use Of
United states troops by ITO president nor a.
think that the president has transcribed
his powcr ON The other hand I believe
thnt thcrr y no spot In tho Uaitcd
a a.. f.s..f
go under orders Without asiunR anybodv's con-
sent. and that the Enforcement OF The laws Of
the United stntes Il the sworn duty oi tho
president and the army an appropriate lnstru-
mcnt 10 use IN tho enforcement OF those laws
where they arc violently resisted aud the civil
Ofnccrs are unable - dcni with the situation.
II enc posse comitatus law limits tho prcSi.
dent constitutional power AZ an. which h very
doubtful n only requires the proclamation 20
prccede the use OF troops"