The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-30

OF showing the IIaUSlLlOu LLOli d COAt-
scientious, lava bidlng chief magistrate
to an arrogant and obstinate ruler VINO
ignores the law and issues bonds at VIII
and issues them under statute that IS
subject TO the suspicion that II was IN
tended TO be temporary and limited IN
its application instead of conferrlnS
discretionary authority. He not only Is
sues them, but does it secretly with ms
law partner as a witness TO the con-
tract and has created the suspicion IN
the minds Of millions of his countrymen
that a president of the United STATES can
use mis- high Office
FOR PRIVATE GAIN.
He differs with the Republican party
only in the one particular OF the tariff
and on that he has blown hot and cold
as his pet hobby, and will go down IN
history as the most glgantc Iauure OF
amy man who ever occupied the white
house. all because Of his vanity and OBJ
stinacy.
man argued, THAT when President CleVe-
land came into power in March, 1893, and
could call the senate and house (both
Democratic for the first time since the
did not call an extra session TO give
tariff reform to the people, but instead
called congress together to stop the coin
age of silver
Discussing the repeal of the purchasing
clause OF The Sherman law which fol-
lowed. he said:
democrats ana fl6pQDllGduS NleQ Will
each other in the furtherance Of the pol
icy which had been formulated and
steadily pursued by the senator from
Ohio When the senate met there was
an acknowledged majority of men open
and Outspoken in their determination TO
stand by the white metal, and who were
elected on that issue. But the
PROCESS OF DEBAUCHERY
began and slowly the senate yielded. In
ninety days the deed was done and the
chains were riVeted on the wrist of the
toiling millions. Did the raid on the treas
Discussing then the tariff bill. which
passed in the regular session following
he said:
1T is true he tthe president) did not
siEn and allow it to become a law with
out approval. but here again we have
a spectacle of hypocrtticaI assumption Of
superiority TO his party which has always
marked his career. The tariff law which
he repudiated as unworthy, involving
party pa-hdy and dishonor' is the sheet
anchor TO which he clings."
And again, referring to the president,
If he was honest at the start (and I
am willing TO grant that much) his as
ISOLATION with Wall street and his connec-
ton with wealthy men have debauched
his conscience and destroyed ali SYM
pathy with the masses.
Further on. in discussing the gold
question. he said: "Rothschild and his
American agents graciOusly condescend
to come TO the help of the United States
treasury in maintaining the gold stand
ara WHICH mas
WROUGHT THE RUIN.
and only charges a small commission of
ten millions or so. Great God, that this
proud government. the richest, most
powerful or the globe should have been
brought 10 so low a pass that a London
Jew should have been appointed its re-
Celver and presumeS to paToniZe US.
The responsibility OF providing rev.
enue and looking after the solvencv of
40 L af4f,
has been uSurDed by the president WHY
is he not inlpeached2
The encrOachments Of the federal jul
dietary and the suplneneSs and VenalitV
corruption 1 may say-of the repre-
sentative branches Of the government
are causes of deep concern to all think
ing and patriotic men. We are fast drift
ing INTO government by injunction in the
interest OF monopOlies and corporations
and the supreme court, by one corrup-
tive vote. annuls an act of congress look
ing TO the taxation of the rich.
The struggle from 1861 to 1866 which
drenched thls fair land in blood, was to
smanclpate four million black slaves. We
are fast approaching a condition which
VIII place the collar of
INDUSTRIAL BONDAGE.
around the neck of ten times more than
that many white slaves. A day Of reck-
onlng viii come, and when it does come,
woe be TO those who nave been among the
opp4essOrs OF the people. The present
struggle is unfortunately too like that
which preceded the late civil war mas
much as il is sectional. The creditor and
the manufacturing states of the north and
east have grown Unfortunately wealthy at
the expense OF the producing classes of
the south and west and are urging this
policy with the peSotted blindness of
Belshazzar."
1T vas easy TO see" the senator said
in conclusion. that the struggle tor the
new enamel patton and debate had begun
There millions ma rob
and they tramp, tramp, tramp; tramp
sidewalks hunting work, and the high
ways begging bread, and unless reLef
comes they Will some day take notion to
come to Washington.
WITH RIFLES IN THEIR HANDS
10 regain the liberties stolen from them
~ which their representatives have sold'
During Mr.. Tillman'S bitter attack on
the president, he put down his notes and
put the senators and the galleries in
-esrs of laughter by telling how. as gov
ernor Of Sopih Carolina he had come here
to inaugurate the president, had stayed
four hours out in the snow and sleet until
he WAS nearly frozen TO death, TO honor
this president.
And" concluded the senator. Il ask
God to forgive me for doing it''
At one point after bitterly arraigning
the president the senator addressed him
self to the republican side Of the senate
and exclaimed; why have you not i'm
peached him? You have the majority to
DO IT.
Mr.. 41dRleY interrupted MIN with the
query: Why did not the last congress
DO this?"
WHY?
He is not impeached." CONTINUED the
senator, because he carries out your
Republican policy. The last congress was
no better than this"
The senator closed at O'Clock The
members of the house from South Car
dina and many others congratulated him.
Mr.. Jones Democrat Of Arkansas,
asked unanimous consent to fix o'clock
tomorrow as the time of voting on the
silver bond bill Mr.. Hill objected.
AWin the senator name a day for a
vote2" asked Mr.. Jones.
THE sixth Of February" responded Mr..
Hill
Mr.. Jones declined to consider this de-
lay and said he would make the test
tomorrow,
Nr. Call Democrat. of Florida, then
addressed the senate in support Of the
silver amendment 10 the bond bill. Mr.