The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-12

Sthink any Democrat found very much
consolation III referring to the result
Of the ciecft5n in Missouri, New York.
or any other sta
We must wait until the clouds roll
by he said, "and suppose in some
future time the prospects Of the party
VIII revive
Mr.. FIN said the election was con-
s$nna.tion M the Income tax. a con-
1eDnation of the Wiison-GOrnlan-B rice-
Smith bin, or whatever bin it was;
condemnation Of our legislation Of
last ssunvmer, and ne thought the less
said ABOUT 1t at this particular time
the better. Further on, Mr. HIN said
the statement from President Cleye-
land, in his famous Wilson letter. IN
which he told the country now he
deprecated tire income tax. and ne
fldilD utd not think it probable that
the President would disanprove OF its
repeal If Congress should see fit 10
Dubois or Silver.
When Mr.. Hill concluded, Mr.. Dubois
a1Repa, Of Idaho, began speech on
the income tax bin. which drifted into
SILVER men - the Senate on the cur
Tency question As TO the income tax
ne said, Il should be either enforced or
wiped out Speaking more particularly
on the currency problem, he said:
l'aklng Sne state nents of both sides
20 the controversy, the conclusion
Would seem 70 be that income tax or
no dficDfne tax there is 70 be no per-
a11a1leals prosperity and no relief from
tee dlstTasS which The country is in
50 Tong SIS the ps ssent laws remain an
changed. The silver senator's, so CALI
ed. Insisted all through the debate over
tsae repeal OF the Sherman act that un-
eesS other hn2rcial legislation took the
psaee Of the Sherman act, dire distress
would come to the couLSsy. JShe dis
5gIlgulsnsd senator fraiu Indiana (Mr..
Noornees1, said during thai debate that
1sLsa sczaA degzsiasaon would net stop
NylSl me repeal, but hat repeal would
oe lernenter by legislation in be-
asaAT q silver Other distinguished adj
N.f5calse9 pf repeal stated The same thing.
NetsS RESIDENT We have been
1Ea1s8:7g iifteen Iaonrhs for this pf9pcs-
ed fegtSlasfon. but nothing has been
offered, The longer we wait the worse
on the country gets. It does not take
mach OF q fnancier nor an adept in
ngureS % arTeye at tie conclusion that
You cannot redeem 81, 142. LIZ, $50 with
800 00os0Do.
Redeemfnr I'm Gold.
a.
~ 1870 = ~ 10y auliiie' al Iece'
insist the governn Sns IS under 10 OBJ
gigatiou to redeem this volume OF pa
per money with gold, 5nt the admins
grafton has insisted and stiil insists
chat no matter what sort ~ ncte or
what is written on it. It must be paid
in gold, II its ovners demands gold.
There have been two band ISSUES OF
SEQ 900. 900 each. Colo has been with
drawn from the banks 50 buy these
bonds. As soon as the gold reached
the TREASURY IT commenced no Ciwindle
axrax- 9seits<- ssSsfhssssa<ssd Cor 4hesa vari-
ot1s rsarer notes vqs4sjsll were presented
for 10 xz,,ft r4s,is rS,,sf-sSs ran and, will
- - 49, Ion ~ ! 4l,s ,yas.rr,,s
- s,,s $500 ens ,.sslssn,<s ms rsner
80 r-s,, r-,s, *, ti,rsie,
49, -, s,,,,.sst
~ . ...se ,,; -.
r5sszAa Liz 1Su~ <,Aty = -.
POSES 10 enlahEe mt esizesi-os W<s.-o 'ls
aroaoe1liflg the osssfs OF U olley q Vi
inmate re0emptl ION Mtsts,G g tda.tly aqU
TO our complications. 1dgx Aas been the
chief faule with al hstis for the retor-
nation OF our currency system which
have been formulated up 10 his time
during this session Of Congress- L sin
cers4v believe fol1r-fffths of the MEM
he's. of this body conscien tioslsiy be-
lieve there Will be no permanent pres
,1e,.;4v IL, t1is country suarI the rasis
- s-5 o,,r currency is broadened. I be-
49, +s,etr win no dad 10 witness the
.-o.,,.-, -, 4s,s f,,es and unlimited ceir-I
e - &c T.,sII as araIF great
'lle ol So 1o .,,;ss : ,o,,---T ffs77lr
llidtly o 4,,ts. 1,,.,,-+,,I there
q Ildyollty -. q, ,.I;aF v,,,tbo,,t
can pc no supsee@l Ie -. - -
unllnMoed coming VI ellV7i' IN L;i, 4. lii
my impression no hIe'!-ASll "iA m-ti
g SPnAIe1
does not fully recognize SILVER.
The folly OF maAesal1t !eg.siataoh, |
enacted only to be repealed, mas 1uily |
this: II We're peeIet Vo |
continue as We are with one goto "a, soa an
uaTq anu an :" 4. utS te 1900 10 o1,,,
mora experiments in that line. We are |
threatened that if the present curren- |
nv laws remained unchanged the coun- |
fT-v will soon be upon a silver basis. !
Perihaps this is true 1 am somewhat |
inclined to think it is. This prospect, |
however, has no terrors for the silver |
9dyocates They are contending for |
both gold and silver and to choose be-
tween the two would greatly prefer |
silver. This, at any, rate, is the posi-
ton which L would wish to take, and |
in doing so / would be serving the |
best interests of the entire country, in !
my judgment.
Mr. Quay (RepuoHeah), CT Pennsyl- /
vania. moved to postpone the further |
of the bill and amend |
nents until February l. 1t was the |
duty Of Congress to exert all power TO
prevent the collection of the income I
tax. I believe" he said. 1T is The |
privilege OF me minority OF |
lillS cId!npeT 10 P!eVeHI Vne carrying |
out OF OnIs' Ehe hAenesI cl0me OF the I
crlm!nai tdTln ACT placed on 0ne stat
ute books by the last session Of this
liScreqeteo congress.
Az the conclusion OF MT Quays re-
"a Ks l1ls inotioh was deteated-Sl to |
MT. quay requesting the yea and
nay VoVe ana Ma' t4lA not voting.
Sherman on Income Tax.