The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-10
QUAYs sENSAtT'3I I Is
WHY A REPUBLICAN, PoL1TIeHsN
COULD NOT KEEP EsAIVIE
Was Compelled to DO vliat 1hs or
poration That Employed Kim. 5s-
sired--He Wanted to Do Ri The and
Felt He 0uEht to. Hut Gould Not.

Washington, d. c., Jan-..f9 ~ IT. Cook
rell CDernocrat), of Missouri from the
Appropriations committee, reported the
urgency deficiency bill to The Senate to-
day. In reply to a question by Mr.. Quay
(Repubhcan), of Pennsylvania, Mr.. Cock
rell said the committee had made no
amendments to the bill as passed BY the
House 10 those provisions relating to the
income tax.
Mr.. Quay thought an amendment
should be made to the law requiring a
publication of the names and salaries
of the employees of the corporations, and
in this connection he created something
of a sensation by saying that a gentle
man high in political circles had given
as a reason why he could not preserve
pIighted faith and could not do what
ought to be done regarding an important
nomination that he was under a heavy
salary from q great corporation and was
compelled TO do what the corporation de-
lSired.
| The bill will be called up for considera-
ton tomorrow
At 2 O'Clock Mr. Pascoe DemocraD. OF
caraglla canal bill. He announced that
while favorirg the construction of an
linter-Oceanic canal yet he was opposed
TO the pending bill.
4 >,
of six years I'M the Senate has returned
to Washington, and was warmly con
graduated by his colleagues when ne ap-
peared in the chamber today.
Ex-senator EdnundS also visited tht
scene of his old duties.
Cockrell, from the Appropriation com
mittee, reported the urgency defielenc,
bill, and 1t was placed on the calendar
4 Cockrell gave notice that he would cal
1T up tomorrow.
I Replying to Quay. CoekreH said tina
there had been no aTnenlmentS by III
committee to any portion OF the bill re
/ lating to the income tax
Il Mr.. Quay said he desired TO know IL tn
senator from Missouri {Cockrell1, swoud'
permit him to commend the matter to nj
attention aEfl consideration because 2
| was too late to Introduce an amendment
of that character at present in the Sen
ate. He asked the senator whether I
would not be well in the bill, instead o
snrothering gile names and salaries o
employees in the reports made by cor
porations under the income tax, to com
pei a publication in such form as That IN
! list of the names of THE employees Shdl
be accessible to the public.
Continuing, Senator Quay said:
"A circumstance which happened with
in the last thirty-four hours mas calle
! of something of the kind. It happene
that a gentleman who is very high IN pc
: lttiCal positions in Philadelphia, no les
: a. parsonage than a Republican natlonl
COMMITTEES man, in conversation with
: distinguished member of the othe
: branch of the state legislature, a judicif
officer of tbs city Of Philadelphia and on
: Of the leading, probably the leadin
: member of the Pennsylvania state ser
ate, in giving a reason why he could ne
l preserve pIighted faith and could not c
what ought to be done in regard TO a
important nomination made there, state
shat he was under a heavy sa
e ary from a great corporation Il
f enough to maintain his family, and !
y was Compelled to do what the corporate
: wished him to do, and not what he ha
de sired and felt he ought to DO. III
: amendment suggest is pertinent, slmp
o In this respect, that men in such pos
! ton with high power for good or eV
|. fought not to be permitted to rnasquera!
: as acting in the interest OF the publ
S or in the interest of any party. When
, REALTY they are serving these great co
porate BODIES. They ought to go aDo
: and meet their fellows fairly and openl
Q with the dollar mark of the corporatl'
Il upon their heads, and l think such
amendment as [ suggest should pc
serted in the bill before it passes.
on motion of Mr.. Daniel UDemocra
of Virginia the Senate proceeded TO I
consideration of the Sibley claims 0l
u and Mr. Daniel advocated the measure
Mr.. Plat opposed the bill He saw
reason why the bar OF limitation ShoL
lie he removed in this case
Al 5:35 the Senate went into eXecutl
is session, and when the doors were
% lcnered adjourned.