The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-15

would be redeemed in gold. The trouble
seemed to be many did not understand
ly when they spoke of it as affecting mo-
nOmetallism or bimetallism A nation
can not be sued; but, like a gentleman,
1t IT. has a5s its honor to preserves it can not
Mr.. Reed called attention to the fact
that on June %, $780, MeSSrS Wilson By
mum, Turner, Montgomery and Tarsney.
all of whom would be found voting for
the bill. had voted for the free coinage of
silver
A great laugh convulsed the House. as
MI. Reed produced this record. The gen.
tleman from Maine frowned however,
and disciaimed any intention of raising
a laugh.
Il simply mention this" he said. "to
show the constraining influence of those
in power. Laughter9
And everyone who is now voting the
life shouted Mr. Wheeler (DemoeratJ J,
OF Alabama. Renewed Iaughter)
Nations STRONGHOLD,
"a nations credit is its stronghold"
concluded Mr. Reed. Disasters NAV
hdppen-a Democratic administration
may oceur-anythins, in short, may hap
pen, but the most important thing always
IS 10 preserve the nations credit and
therefore, we should not let our indigna-
ton at the terms Of this contract sWerve
US from our duty"
Mr.. Bynum DemocraD. Of Indiana.
combdtted the statement by Mr. Bryan
that the resolution would retire s65 600 900
IN greenbachsj and the Democratic ad-
HllnlSLfatIon would be sustained, however
hereby the waves beat against it,
me Debate was closed by Mr. Wilson.
VINO admltted the contract made by the
secretary of the treasury contained very
hard terms for the government; but he
beLeTed those terms We're the best that
could be obtained. But Congress could,
authority to write IN the bond what the
contracting parties thought should be
I. dlthough all agreed that the bonds
WouId be redeemed in gold and save to
the taxpayers 5000, 900 q year.
, IN conclusion, Mr.. Wilson said no mat
yer now members might differ, as to the
maj IA o opinions ana acts of the seere
him would dare to question his integrity,
AHlo statement was heartily applauded.
Third Reading Refused
The, Speakers gavel dropped. The hour
OF mad arrived, and under the special
order the clerk proceeded to call the roll
on d 93rderslng the resolution to its third
The thiTd reading of the resolution was
9easI,Adam5 Penna.l. Aldrich. Apsley
BBa aP@}c p REaldwin' Rarnes, Barthold
mum gad@SGs, 6 ampBel ca r0sa5us ct gy
h Aa Ges on6y {,5 obi0tkeTing Clancy CLARK
Curtis On. Y.), Daniels. Dayey. De = For fS1ii
est: j, DIngley, Draper, Dunn, Durburrow
EEa naIds (cell, Erdman. Everett, Fielder
lett a. u, Gillett GMass.J, Cold.
I G1mn 4EM al,d1a Grogt, Haines, Hal
dirk, Henry, Kribbs Lapman, LefeVre
LochWood; Lynch. Martin Qnd), Marvir
g. y; McCreary Qky.>, Mccain, NC
ea a1s S MMeX195r' 6M4ontgomteTy Morse Mulch
gasehal Paterson, Payne, Pearson, Pen
Qaeg Ray Reed Rsiiy, Re @TSra f Rioh
Conn n R2an hQ saRsPmerG Pa 6 6aEfe
S so sperry, Springer, Stevens, Charlie;
". Stone, William A. Stone. Stone Qly0
5SGto 80 ; SStraqs, T4arsney, Tracey, Turnel
&Ga'), Turpin, Updegraff. WadsWorth
Wilson CIV Va, Wise, WoIyert tel9
W2oomler, Wyight.aaTotal 129.
Ale,xander, Allen, Arnold. Avery. Bailey
Baker lIIan.(, Baker On. HI Bell (Colo1
: EEL CLeeX2asl. Rankhead, Black {Ga.)
Blair, Bland, Boatner, Boen Bower,
shire, Brown, Bryan, Bunday, Bum
Caminetti. Cannon (CaL) Cannon GI)
CapEehlasrt, Clark @Io). Cobb [Ala,), Cock
ren, Coffeen, Coffin, Cooper CWi5.) Cox
mond, benson, Dinsnore, Dockery, DOLL
Yer, Donovan, Doolittle, Edmunds, Eli,
N.Y., EIIS (Of9.), EnlOe, Epeg, Fletcher
Funk, Fyan, Goodnight, Grady, Grim
t(Wis0, GroSVen0r. Grow. Hager, sHainer
HAL QIo.), Hare, Harris Hartman
Hatch, Haushen, Heard, Henderson Qll)
Henderson Hen QoWa). Hepburn, Hermann
hins (Pa.), Hudson, Hulick, Hull, Hunter
lHutcheson, Ikirt. Iselar, Johnson CN. d.
Ken, Keifer, Kyle, Lacey, Lane, Latimer
Lawson, Layton Lester, Lincoln, Lin
ton, Little, livingston, Loud, Louden
lager, Lucas, Maddox, Mcguire, Mahon
Mallory. Marsh, McCreary OIinn), Ne
Culloch, McDearmon, McKeighan Nc
Lauren, MCMILLAN, McNangny. McRae
, IMefkejOhn Mercer, Meredith Money
Moore, Morgan, Moses, Neill, NorthWaY
lOgden. Pence. Pendleton CTeXas), Per
kins, Pickler, Randall, Richardson Mich
Richardson (Tenn), Ritchie, Robbins
Robertson La), Russell (Ga.) Sayers
Settle, Shell, SibIey, Simpson, Smith
(SnodgraSs, StaningS. STEPHENSON, Stock
dale. Strait. Strong, Swanson, Talber
IS. C), Tate, Tawney, Taylor dnd.). Ter
~ THOMAS: Tyler. Van E0orhts N. "
Wheeler (Ala0, Wheeler Old. Whiting
Williams QlI), Williams (NIiss), Wilson
}(Wash.). Total-167.
II Cheer Goes Up.
A cheer went up from the opponents
of the resolution az the result was an
, nounced.
MIR. Bland moved to reconsider and lay
!; the motion the table which was car
ried without division. and then. on mo
ton of Mr.. Wilson, at $40 p. M The
House adjourned until tomorrow at /
O'Clock.