The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09

Senator I'LL said ne was Wiling 10 Yield
az = rule. but he did not propose u be
taken from the moor arbitrarily and be
would not yield to Senator PETER.
Senator Hin proceeded, he said. to pre-
vent the senate from making itsen ridic-
ulous. This resolution called for facts
that were already reported TO the ssnats.
Why. therefore. should the senators admit
that they were ignoramusssf To be sure.
he said. there Is no law against senators
making fools OF themselves. but they
ought not to do Il needlessiy BY this
foolish. contemptible' resolution. Ii you
can not comprehend the reports already
made. then resign your seats, he said,
savageiy.
Senator Hin declared that this was =
move 10 manufacture campaign material
ON the eve Of presidential campaign.
The senator yielded long enough TO per,
nit sthator German Z. give notice OF an
amendment TO the pending resolution. pro-
viding that the inquiry into the bond is
sue be conducted by the finance commit.
Tee instead OF by a special committee Of
ave senators as originally proposed.
Senator Hin. resuIning. said that AS one
OF the means of meeting the persecution
and mudsiinging at the secretary OF the
treasury he would Introduce the aff1iayi,
Of Mr. Carlisle IN the suit brought by
William Graves 10 secure 81. 5.o.Uoo bonds
The AFFIDAVIT Was read at groa; length.
Al another point Senator Hiii read from
Phi'ad~iphia newspaper. saying II ought
TO b- good authority. as IT represented
the views OF Sir. Quay. recent candidate
for the republican nomination for the
presidency" lie said II Was not that he
cared anything for Mr.. Carlisle or for
The standardization has. hgsn An,
tracts were TO be parade, on the stump In
The coming campaign. he proposed TO
place the sherman contracts alongs ids
ihe Carlisle contracts, showing that The
former ~efc with the same bankers the
same } fetpont Morgan tina, you Ar.
throwing IN clusriand's face"
SenAior HiIi yielded The moor t~mpota fi.
~ TO Senator feiilsreN for u speech en-
farm and finance. IEe speech was
saseiHci record ~ the government trsas-
actions Tor the last n.e years Sena to,
fetlAstes asserted his belief THAI recent
hnanciA! srares had been f,urp ,stly WORK
u up b. the present administration IN
order 10 force congress 10 pass aiininis.
iFa'Ion measures. and after tia, 10 com.
pei financial transactions 10 enrich he
'aNofiies o. the president. II not III. pres
ient himself" There had been he said
deliberate conspiracy on the par, OF b.
administration 10 break Gown she GOV
sransrht'E credit
hrhaIof feiiistes spoke Of the par
taken ~ former law partner q. Grover
Cleveland IN Negotiating the bond con.
tac' with TIE Morgan syndicate RI,
senator believed IA searching inSrsylss
Noh which would hay tAru" iie s~cyel
features % Fhe bond transactions
shan. controversy occurred between
senators fui'iE re and niil as 10 What h
oufsr o! Secretary Carlisle should have
brcn IN awarding forfeited bonds s.aA
iuF iri,tgro~ asserting that tho award 10
Morgan Go VAS rotten ans dlshun-si
20 the ccf~"
The bond resolution sas laid aside Ser
a'nr iil stlli retaining The noog, senate,
icnrF haN!ns included no, % t-css foi
vote 'oaish,
Senator Allison Astes uhrn a vote q,
nc t-oai RESOLUTION roaii sc expected
Certainly tomorrow. answered s~nA
icr feG~r.
sAt senator Allison
Senator Mitchell vas quickly an nj,
feet again Il; would be iinrrassihIc." he
remarked, stn.'iaRl1. TO nn a date nov rot
vote
MAay pension blis ~e-c PASSED. as rcr.
Also bills to amend the act granting
r'sh' of way on public lands for rcser, OF,
and canal purposes ny extending the ia~
TO o'ec'r'cal rwrIsosrs. aiso 10 provide 70,
'he -NamluAf,an suA elasslncAiIan Of ror
tain lands In California and oregon
A. O'Clock the senate adjourned