Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-17
'TELEGRAPHIC,
D. B. HILL AROUSED.
he Defends SlCre a'y Carlisle against
destinations
AND MAKES A DRAMATIC SPEECH


WASHINGTON. April l6.-when the
resolution tor an investigation Of recent
bond issues was taken up In the Senate
Today, Hill made u sensational anu
dramatic speech ia opposition. The
New York senator defended Secretary
Carlisle aud his administration Of the
tfeatury against loose iusiuuaiiDns Of
irferuiafity, and showed the ptsva.
iuncs VI charges " this character by
Presenting and reading Ia full the
rnarges by Sruator Chandler against
The ifieuos Of Mckiniey, that n levy
Vi money was beiug made on protected
industries Ia behalf OF Mr.. Mckinley's
candidacy Tor tbs ptesidsncy. Aa a
fufther evidence Of the prevalence Of
Loose charges, Hun spoke VI the sugar
vtstlgation, where he said one sens'
tor, referring to Quay, had frankly adj
United that he had bought sugar stock
~ had n right To buy II, and ioday
that senator was n iavOtiie sou VI the
leading Republican state as candidate
TOT thu presidency
HIN saiu the farmers oi the Senate
The senators from Kansas (Psiiefh
from Nebraska (Ailuul, from 5outu
Cafolins (riiimsu)-ih,sc farmers haJ
deserted mat the farmers denied tue
Authori y TO issue bonds. lie Insisted
that the Senate could not 70 into the
private ntlairs Of the bond biddsf., Rud
The pubnc transactions were already
known.
"Wnal senator dare rl.o IN bic
l!ace,n asked Hin, sand utter the
Islander that the secretary Of the treas
NY " some Of his suuutIluaIUs have
received 'ome compensation, some re-
war ? There Il no answer. There 10
mean, contemplate insinuaiiou, not
10 direct charge. Btcauto senalofs
Infer with thu secretary Of the treas
ury, anu iItict VITA him al times,
must they drag In au insiuuatiOn Of
uish0botablV dealing against the sec.
TclATy2 What n I Ofierci y resolution
to Investigate the senator from kan-
sa,an
81 would soy 70 ahead, F" lnterpos,d
PETER.
Hill said such resolution would
carry an inslnuRtlOn against the Kan
sss senator. The courts were Open u
auy wrong had been done on bond
issue.
Allen interrupted, Remaining that
this subject seemed 10 make Han "as
mad NJ n massassuga In August" He
said the New YORK senator knew
perfectly we'll that suit at law against
NE secretary Of the treasury was not
lormisuiblr under the lave.
''On the contrary, will assert and
shown claimed Hnl, SHAT this fesO'
luton 10 In aid OF speculative lawsuit,
thAt the tuit was Instituted In the
courts hero on the very day when II
was exreoted this debate was to begin
In the Senate"
nm went on to ask why the authors
NJ this resolution, ~ they really be.
leyed their iusinuAtionH, did not pro-
rose impeachment. Instead Of nm In.
vestigation, tue secretary OF the treas.
TRY shoull have vote OF thanks from
the senators for sustaining the credit
ul the government
stewart interrupted frequently, at
last askiug; "lsthc administration OPP
u sed to this inVusligspol2"
81 am not authorized 10 speak for
the administration" replied HIN la
ringing tones. | oppose these Trsolu.
tons because they embrace silly,
foolish, unworthy proportions. |
would oppose It whether n Republic.
can or Democratic secretary wHs
Involved"
Beors he got through, HIN went on,
he would examine other low, con-
trmptipu Investigations anu charges
made against other secretaries OF the
treasuTy, and which had isllen 10 the
grounu. lie would speak Of the c1ufse
VI men who had accused the then sec
rotary OF tho treasury, now sitting
there (pointng to Mr.. sherman)
which accusations, In the light oi
history, were weak and thin anu disni-
psled.
Hill arraignsd the Populist senators
Ia scathing terms. He nfst described
them ~ the "tAllop of TOoloy street,
who got together and solemnly sld'
ave, the 20 Pile Of England" h,
chaTactel iled themIgs "dtseI tels" ron
the old parties VINO hsd "poUled Ihsii
ttlrvancts." They had offered tneu