Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-01
7gLBGRAPHIC.
Utah COMMISSION.
n, appropriation for that Body Re-
tanned by lho Ssna,e'
.r,o,os AMENDMENT RULED OUT.


...,,,,or,y. Feb. %. -Rspid prog
as msio on Size Legislative
y" .,,lvs aad judicial appropriation
'A.-.,s.rtybt asisiln Of tue Senate
'T n :, ' ought TO strike out the NJ
".,lsp i5r tue Utah Commission
I,.,,osrov.Is ,ntt the auprro'aion Of
~. , " p5lysamy shall hereafter
49, ,--....ptsl under tue laws oi Utah
~. ,r,ei that the polygamous
NV 49, Of Utah was q thing u the
and tho, the local authorities
,,,vollbstrusl,d to administer the
,fsln Of the Slate.
r,ulkner, OF the committee on 'oIrI'
-. a. ,s.p5nas 60 M inquiry from
g.s5.r.5u. aid % was expected ihat
M vsuId become o stale by NO
s v'-I pert. ul dec The enabling act
,..,t,,sfe passed. Dlbolt's amona-
L.., M analIy iulua Out ON u polni
{" 2,u' concentration bill was temper
..ig M ABIDE % permit Chandler
m,Fe q speech on Recent election
...,1,is ofthu Democratic party. lie
..,H mi the erection OF n number Of
n.-,,sI,iir spnators. Cnncurniug the
,-i,,n M Alurpny, Of New YORK, no
dp5l question iti legislative legality
fgt declared that it was brought about
ts sfffymandrr and various iorms Of
,5clsn,tfug Iaciuy'
Asmtbo erection VI Martin Of Kan.
.. Chandler uld the SENATOR ui.
t-7psh A Democrat, had male "clgse
-rnssliotU with The pJpulist meme
In On the Kauus legislature. Toe
poguIlsn oi Kansas were deceived.
albsy cheated 90 set him." huiu
Chandler, nand tho rrtulla have been
sb,tmigbt have Dton expected"
AZ 10 toe seat now occupied by
Reach, Of North DaG1la, Chandler DE-
cared Is would have boon illltd BY u
Rs,ublioan % there had not been the
.i.r Manipulation In which the
seeker OF the House and his oJufodcF.
liz, nd participated. Chandler de-
b5lpced Toe "lfaltoIsn OF that tfhns.
tsi5p. Roach sat nj his desk through.
cot this aralgnmsut
AsbKyle aud Allen they had act
tivllh the Democrats OF the Senate,
o. Peter hsd at times acted
With the Republicans, but Chand.
lu 80 oct criticize their actions.
Bot, he saii, hmade II possible, with
the unlawful aid ana fraudulent vote
Of MAilu and the vote OF Roach, who
should never have remained IN the
ssuale one day alter the facts OF his
IN. Wtfe known, ior the Democratic
mllouy Of the Senate 10 be main
.alled.
thiuilefe'oied with reference 10
Glimant recent figure Of speech, "lhal
AblE o. Promise for Democracy wns Ia
ileiky," Vhich, raid the New Hamp-
ihIis ssaaloL was merely haah from
llel5sG regions.
HLIl va Immediately on his fee,
uisn Chandler had finished. Hn said
llessnile had witnessed an eXtfaOf-
aI1iv spectacle. The senator from
New Hampshire sought at this closing
l1uioi The Senate 10 stir up partisan
bitterness
"But the spectacle this senator has
liusniel lonlght-indulglug In coarse
,hitmsuls Agalns. brotuer senator
l9rt bin no gCOl aud Will no his party
10 g3od" said I'M, vohcmcntly.
Ohlndltr-i hope the senator will
ii3esst. have been trying tor two
IAh 10 draw him out on New HOrb
t.iglon mclhois.
"Ani you have drawn mo out, y
ll'Wefed Hin, "and before l am
hmagh, you may conclude It might
ll7e been well not to have drawn me
hlll turned his attention TO Chan.
.Nit reference 10 Roach. He (Hili,
gal have forgiven the attack on Nav
ieiG OF The auaok on "Honest John
AAHlni" "but," said he, 81 canuOl