The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-27
WoLCorr'S BOLD STAND.
On tho ousstion OF Welcoming abe CoNey
ties 60 Washington

On tho Ouestion OF Welcoming the CoNey-
ties TO Washington.
WAsu~crov. April &-In the senate
Auen's Coxev resolution came ny. and he
st,tel there would be no objection on the
democratic side 90 its passage. Senator
V,st. however. however opposed 10. These
,eople should De treated ~ all other eiu-
reus OF thc nited States II they did nos
violate snv laws they would not 70
rno.ested Their right 90 come here ana
visitthe catitol was 50 plain, 50 evident
t.atanv suspicion about ~ VAS q rejection
o-i the int .ligsnea OF the county. de Was
up osod 70 she pfeamole hoWeNe's II
meant so include these men who had IRAN.
Piled on laws. injured private propef'Y, ana ana
uaie taken 60 secufe transportation 30 ms
.itv by force OF arms, be emphahoally dis
ssLted from 10.
senator Wo.eots OF Colorado. entered =
vigorous protest against passing the ffeolo-
on. lie was a. a loss 90 understand We
tur, ose Of the resolution, which did nos
Change tie law "a any respect but simply
,nt4uded crlnging innovation % those
inca calling themselves unsmuloyed. some
,i whom wee coming by begging, some by
tleir uvcrpowlng 70 cesf ana some On
stolen trains The only o1cuae for such
.uless action CO had been recently enacted
bad been the utterances ~ men IN hlgh
rrcs holding offices. Members 81 ih'
r-te had spoken - she sirviis police
10 CO and paid soldisry, aud seemed %
tl.uk % progo- 90 denounce IN the senate
sen sworn 10 do their dutV.
IF am tired OF tnis taik OF NATIONAL
Communication b. satJ. In Colorado TO-
day. crushed and Inundated ~ she u b.
the seton OF congress, / venture 20 say no
man 90 suffering because be can nud no
work no. willing hands % assist in support
inc HIM until work can be found for him.
D hna when
v ho are IN public Lie ought 90 begin %
cultivate more regard for the 70 petuitY of
REPUBLICAN Institutions and pander less %
tnat misled portioH Of ths lnbor vote whose .
labor % with thToais ami never VIA
hands.
manhood for ths hight Of eye,y man - 4
work. 81 be wants a. II Is takes the whole |
army OF ths United states 20 ennhle him % I
DO -. It 10 time We bad the courage 70 .
stand together against this socialism, popa- I
lem and peternalIam which is running ilot
IN this country and which must end ~ not .
crushed) IN the destruction OF the Liberties
watch the laws give Ne, liberties which !
should be dearsT 10 "a than life ITSELF
number Of senate took pains 70 90 20
Wolcott after be bad concludsd and ex-
ress appreciation OF what he had SAID.
Allen defended his action IN introducing
she resolution. de called these gatherings
"spontaneous uprisings Of American CIT
zens against wrong and oppression. Il
vas be said. D ncsAblo gathering Of men
engaged IN peaeeable project
Does the senator apply that 10 she army
Of commoAWeal which stole a train AZ
Bate, killed two deputy marshals, and
whom troops % the United states are now
tying 20 caPtureg" asked Woloott
Allen refused TO be drawn onto this
ground. lie declared be was a warm advo-
cate OF peace and lawfulaess. lie criti-
cised the action OF the commissioners Of
the District Of Columbia In issuing p-oc-
lanatioH warning CoIeYa army against
entering the Distsiet Of ColumbiH.
A vote which showed the attitude OF the
senate on Aliens resolution was hAaly
taken and resulted ia six 10 favor Of - and
ffty-four against ~. ine Affirmative vote
vas Allen. Dolph. Frye, Gailinger, Kyle
PETER Commodore PoWsrvOtel against Do. +