Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-26

when, 10 and behold, there comes
another exhibition Of genius. A ven.
cradle dispute Of the ago NJ three score
anu ten concerning n strip OF swamp
lhnu IN venezuela IL rushei upon
we country with wnrlike
uemonstrntlOn and We are proud
~ il'Ofmtd that the same
hand that authorized the tearing down
VI the nag VI Honolulu will sustain
the government at all haEafds, even
unto the horrors aud teftors Of war.
10y this time the Republicans OF The
East become used to bobbing up
anu down Ike a cork on the water a.
tbs suggeBtiOn Of the President anu
instantly We SEQ "a resolution passed,
| appf0rriAtlng 5000 for n connie.
sion ~ advise the executive on points
on which ample facilities were ut tue
time at his disposal.
1.-THE President understood the
string upon which TO play; he played
the part Of an artist. In the midtt VI
the waflike excitement follow.
lag ON the evening OF Dectm.
bor 20lh, just thrue days nav.
log been allowed to work Congress
anu the country w, another metsage
followed IN etl CT reuewins the call Tor
the retirement OF the grcenbacks aud
authority TO issue bonds. JnnsofvA-
| tive men were swept OIL their feut.
Tho last message adtoitly referred to
the mat aud an impressive warning
was suggested 10 tue country. Who
could think Of n party principle At
such lunCturu2 We were persuaded
that war was uuon w.. Under pressure
OF this artificial but exauuus snd ox-
cllluR situation, the rrvenuo and BOND
bills were passed by the Housr. the
record shows that three anu one half
/ hours we're allowed for the considers.
/ ton OF tue revenue measure anu about
/ one day 10 the consideration Of
tho bond bill. 10 Insure speedy
relief Republicans dropped their own
| principles on economic legislation, aud
Ia lieu thereof accepted tnfes distinct
| ly Democratic hsrusios on the tafifi
| horizontal revision, al val0fum dulles
aud tue Wilson blll ~ foundation
/ Tor n revenue scheme, AMI they pro.
/ cuodod 10 lie enactment, iOndly hUI-
| ing that the President might condo
soendinRly consent tD favor II with bile
signature or his suiieTaucr. The mi
reaches the Senate; a substitute 10 re-
ported for u. Certain patriotic Re.
| publicaus, forgetting tue platform "
| 1872 Oh tue tarin question, ioigsttlng
all the traditions OF their parry, seek
10 have Republicans IN THIS chamber
who are devoted to bimetallism anu
protection, two elementary ptlucl-
/ pies VI faith, put IN such a
position A. apparently 10 b.
CON PEELED 10 vote against one VI
their principles In order to secure the
success OF tho other. Some gentle.
men who pretended to understaud tue
| situation Tefused to cooperate. To tue
candid Judi IN mt OF huutal men 1
leave the dete rnii nation OF the que tons
relating 10 tbs fidsiliy OF Republicans
| IA this Senate 10 thtif party principles.
cit II high time that Republicans who
claim 10 be- within the party should
take their cues from tins party platform
rather than from tue White House. II
/ IL shall occur that this sonseless
crusade against Republicans who
| believed IA Roou faith In thr
Minneapolis platform when II
declared for bimetallism M well rs pro.
teC.ion, shall DO carried 10 SUCH an ex.
| tent as may result In tbs adoption Of
President ClsvelAndis scheme by the
~. Louis convention, | submit this
Republican success VIII be rendered
utterly impossible. IL the platform Of
1870 announces 10 the county IN CON-
junction with tue action OF representa-
lives bearing on the two conventions
that the plank on bimotallism adopted
al Minneapolis was delusiun, frauu
and a snare. II would DO Just as well lot
the th publican parry ntt 70 MAKE
nomi alton a, ~. Louis nj all"
At the close OF Caflet's speech Hoaf
asked II tue Montana senator failed u
accept Bet amin Harflson's consiruc'
ton " the Minneapolis platform on
silver.
Carter replied that Pfesiient Har-
rison's course did not give entire salts
faction, but Mt that time II was the
beacon light OF hope.
Senator Gear interrupted 10 tell Car.
ter that his silver associates, Jones
(Nov.) and Teller (Colorad0) had
written the finance plank OF the Min
neapolis convention.
Carter retorled that when they wrote
1t, they did not think the English Lam
senlalion.
dear askeui was u NOT the plank
on when you tIlou 70 ca,iy IoloIhuo
LOT ,ne nspusii ., pN',,