Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-18

aud told 10 tue people OF Weber county.
Allison arose IN a question Of pefsonal
privilege and fepeatsd bis temafk,
sddiug that Snow commonly engaged
IN such conversation ~ he bad
criticised, but bs (Allison) took no UNI.
bragg NJ Il, ns he believed 3 Ow was
able 10 take care Of hlmseif. As ~
Evans's remark, however, A llisun re-
gRrded u A. wholly out OF place.
Glen Miller, then In the chair, called
the Senate 10 order and pee CO being ~.
stored, Snow continued be speech.
Snow c1uteudrd that the plan fof
the Governor 70 aploint was gruss
violation OF the pfincit 10 u local teii
government. He uohed Chidosief
now he could reconcile the appoint.
ment by n State Ofiicer, and then make
the rxpenfe a chaTRe sRainst the cOul-
Is. Snow oluid b rdiy be brought 10
believe in hdvAi CO that the broad.
minded members OF the ms lori y wOu u
adnpt this method ct ufu Will come
y turn 10 the political machine, aud
then you will get a duse VI your owl
medicine. | do not believe that the
Governor sh uld DO authorized 10 AZ
point Republican registrars IN q
Democratic equity or Democratic
registrars IN a Republican cotniy. Ihis
trneme n totally unworthy Of men who
have otherwise been 90 iust anu fair IN
their actions In this Senate, IL j.
peanut politics, sud viii rebound o.
ihe dishonof Of those who support H.
Sutherland said be wanted time %
diroht the speech Of the senator from
CAche, who had called the proposition
q boomofaur, y shotgun nnd D. Chickcn.
lie DID not dream hat such q sud OF
partisan otat0fy would have bten
turned loose, or he would not have
called itup. Hu therefore moved thni,
IN order g. prevent the hulay n othef
legislation the Oil 10 over 90 Monday.
Wafrum objected, aud saii inst
having called the hili az, nulhtfsud
should take his medicine.
Sutherland taid hU uid not Cafc 10
listen ill Jay 10 partisan speeches, anu
would be away Monday.
Evaus opposed posipnngmenl, ani
se.tneI 10 maulIesi cOusidtfanlr tVci-
ing. Ho thought this ~ uJisi
measure, und wanted u settled NJ uuco
Booth lokiugly taid no hal 10.
tened 10 the proliuiion OF hWiul
oainmititn 10 the Stale following TUE
bill. and therefore wanted some time
to oouslder H. lie favored postpone.
meht.
Evans moved that the bill 40 over
tili this altsfnoOn.
Allison taid he had been surprised
anu disappointed NJ the display of iutl'
ing shown by Waffum, snow anu
Evans. lie had been astaiitd, ns bad
been mis- parry AssOolaloH, without
having given unu wufi % cause u.
lie was not In favor u Utah commif.
sion methods. 10 was q Dfmucfaiic
governor who retained tie Utan Com-
mission.
Evans tried 10 shut Allison on BY
askiug II that WA gtrmanv 10 the tuo'
Jet.
Allison continued-i think tho Utah
Commission plau sAs Outrageous.
Evans-t admitii.
Ailison-Ihat ~ the fret time
ever heard q Democrat make that I'D.
mission.
Continuing, AlllsoD said tho Utah
Commission was too closely associated
with nauj. Tns u1ges Of election 10
Ranpete county uiu mol stuff the ballot
boxes. Going back 10 the DILL, Allison
said he could not vote In favor u this
AWN Wv W aINHAAAAa
10 Was opposed 10 Republican party
principles. lie understood that tue
Democrats In the Legislature were
not n unit against II. NJ for him,eli
no favored giving this appointing
power 10 the county boAtjf. That
wHs RepubhcanHm, it was reptesent.
alive government.
Sutherland raised = point Of order
that tho discussion was iaklnE TOO
wide range, aud occupying too much
Zine.
Allison said he was confining him.
self TO the subject OF postponement,
which ho iavofsl "A 10 tho particular
section under discussion.
Chidester said ne was In favor OF
pottpOuemsnt, because he thought
there sas n discrepancy In tbs bill.
Cuidestor replied 10 Snnw's criticism
that when II came 10 a shlwdowh, he
would satisfy the senator from Wash.
inyton that he mad no fears OF impress
Ing himself Iully upoa tnu subject.
The motion 10 postpone till Monday
prevailed, and the political eea, when
had been laahod into a fury, b came
placid while tue senators went Jus Tor
lunch.
EiuIIT HOUR DAY.
On rstuming this afefnoou, "A. D..
n, the miners cighthour bili passed
by ths HOUSE, was reported iavOfably
by tho committee ON labor.
UNCLAIMED FREIoHr.
4. h. 100. TulAling to tho disposal Of
UNCLAIMED freight, WIS Teau seuOud
time and filod for Third reading.
STATE noSDs hill.
e.B.ilb, providing for the issuing
anu disposal OF STATE bonds, aud &C..
funIing bonds already Issued, was
taken ~, amended AMI passed. iit
third reauing.
The bill Ttci,es that II Ia for the puT.
pose OF meeting casual duhelts, OF
failure In revenue, anu Tor Necessary
expenditures Tor public pufposer, auU
for the payment u Territorial indehl-
aduess aHumed by the state, nud 900
thp purpose OF Rounding tive bombs Ui
the Territory Outstanding. The bii.
proviue nm additional loan II S2UO. up1
At not ~ en- eei four per cent Interest, ,
on 20.yasr bonds. After 10 year, q
sinking fund IN pruviIul or The
state unafi u loan commissioners 4,
authofiE d 10 refund Territorial In
deblednrss by the Issuance Of iout per
cent bonus.
GOLD or SILVER.
Cannon nsked ifthe bonds were pay
able IN silver or gold coin, aa Il dell
mated neither.