Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-03

moloy and u rehabilitation by which
the pending bill sought 10 take a step
toward REQ silver coinage without
waiting for legislative action.
81 believe that the United States
cannot open Sc minis 10 tne free colin
age OF silver without becoming mon
omutslllo nation; that Il cannot take
this step Without an agreement with
other MALONE" said Allison, "and
viii continue to vote against the free
coinage Uf silver Ht 10 to ] ~ thig
uuiry alone"
Chaudler deprecated the spirit and
manner ui tho author OF the bill [ But
lori who had made threats nnu hnd
talKai OF revolution anu blOOished.
Butler arose 10 disclaim such utter
ances.
Chandler iuHisied that the senaiUrs
language hat conveyed Indirect threats
sno hnd tended TO revolution anu
bl0odshCd. lie held up newspapar
which hu said was the CauCasiau, put
! lshod by Butler In North Caf0nnl,
aud which contained extreme violent
attacks on Senators Hin and sherman
anu others with wnOm Butler was In
| daily intercourse. As 10 the bond H.
| sues Chandler declared that the Ptesi.
: dent ard the secretary OF the treasury
I were monoi sterling psfsonnl Integrity
! standing a. representatives ofthe cfldit
| OF the government. No one charges N
/ mitAppr1ptiati1n or emuez1lBmunt OF
| the funds which had been raised By
] tbs ssle VI bonds.
II nm tuunEiul that twO.ihirds Of
/ the senators on tnis sido Of the cham.
| bvr,n said Chandler, "will vote agnintt
/ tnib bill. And l asS senators who plT'
/ ticiuatUd In the election OF President
/ Cleveland and who are Of the party VI
[ John q. Carlisle, 10 join with " In at
I lonst one patriotic vote to protect our
honor and credit"
/ pottigfuw (Cop., 3. d. r0su to chnl'
| lenRe published statement that, AL
though an adv cato OF free silver coin
age, ho had igtCUd 10 support "MclNtn'
! ley nad sound money" Ia order 10
become n delegate to the national con.
vontiUn. Pctugfcw declared that tho
report was false, Tho south Dakota
convention had referred the financial
question to the national convention anu
no vote was taken on silver.
Teller pointed out that the pending
I bill hal 10 connection with the free
coinage VI silver. lie denied also tho
right NJ Chandler to speak Tor tue
Republican party In iay0ting p con.
uuuance Of bona issues.
Teller referred Conlemptuously 10
those "solEsatisned phaTsce," who
declaimtd that they were the only ones
willing 90 protect the honor and credit
Of the country.
The senator declared that the silver
question, whose death and burial has
been predicted, was mos, lively
corpse. State after state had DECLARED
Ia convention Tor silver. The gTug,
Democratic party was ready 10 scribe
en- IT. banner "ifoo silver coinage
"What tho Republican rntiy will
DO ut 81. Louis DO not know" said
Teller. "hut / believe know enough
Of the sentiments Of the West aud Of
tho plain people Di the country 10 Gag
that the party that insoribee on NJ
banner the gold standard Il doomed
10 defeat"
Burrows (Rsp., Mch.) opposed the
hill on the gTUuud that II was virtual
fspeai OF tue resumption SC, whlcl
act sustained the paper money OF IN,
government. "BelOfo | wOuld vOti
fof bill carrying such dishon0T,
exclaimed butrows, "l had rather ,
thousand timua that the country hat
gone down ~ the awful storm VI war
/ will never raiBs my hand 10 remove
the last prop That subtsius tho cro1it oil
my county" Applause.l
THE vUliNd BEuINs.
1. was $3.50 o'clock when the victims
began. Tho presiding oiiictr, Faux
nor, directed the reading Of the amend
mont OF Aldrlcb, introduced early
la tue day, allowing bond issues In al
emergency 10 sustain public credit.
Allen moved 10 table the amend
mHni. II wna test Of the two oppos
log elomout. The amendment WA
lablgI-yoas 30, nays IS, the individua
vote being Identical with that on Ia,
final passage.
Aldrch offered another amendmen
providing that nothing In the act sinai
, ur construed TO impair tho obligation
, OF the United states TO redeem la coli
outstanding United States legal toude
, notes anu treasury notes, nor 10 Tettfic
, tae authority OF the secretary Of tht
. treasury 10 secure coin Tor their REDEEM
! tlUu,
! Mills (Dcm., Tex.) moved TO tnbl
. thu amuuument, which motion pre-
, vailol-yots 81, nays 20.
An nmencment by Hin, that tn
r United States treasury notes whel
1 | OTCH redeemed fhhl not bp TniRfuOu