The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-06-06
He BILL IS NOW A LAW
DyER AND HARBON APPROPNiA-
sTIONs FOR the FISCAL YEAR.
pesisi~at'. Veto aaA It's GOWtt1ued
Exercise denounced tn sts"sw
and lnmeaswr~d Terms.

IVA shington, June s--The contest for
be right OF way arose as soon as the SEN
b met today. senator Vest OF MISSOURI.
mo. III the absence OF senator Frye. Is IN
barge OF the river and harbor bill. sonsh,
have the presidents veto taken up
bis Mas opposed by Senator fettisre"
South Dakota. Ia charge OF the 1hhian
ppr opriation bill conference report. Sch
Nor Vest urged that the suspension ana
ossible destruction OF the Improvement
Internal waterways was of more mo
nSnl than amy other one subject. save
bat of national honor. II MAS all impcf-
kaisu question TO bu settled now. SO II the
elo Vas sustained II could De detet mined
yhe theT any other river ANA hatboT biz
Bas to be framed. The Veto Mas ordered
nksn up, yeas Ss. nays 10, The negative
ots Vas Democrats Bate. chiiton. liar
=. Palmer. Villas. Repubiicans-bfOnn.
Jcrriii. PeItisres. friichafd. Teller.
"A eenatof Vest said The Veto eohtaiEod
ia Ien-nts which. however much lie
Snixht respect the high once OF president
sDoght not t0 go uncha ilunssd. The s~ha-
Mt dii not ga. stlon the presidents Veto
zBfeEosatise. hut sAsi the trainers OF Inc
4 E0as gItugIon never lntrHdrl this Io@of
5nhouii br us~j III ordinary Affairs OF the
Ejyos ~thIneni. IL as 10 bS power tn meet
<4AltaSf1iiasfs .snets~ns i~s " hen popular
Etaass.oH lu-i 10 hsaSy lesisiation OF when
81 constitutional question Mas involved.
zEAfis presidents ho stood neat tc the
Et0ns tuition had exercised IA. veto isoacT
Eout szsrn UImrs-tsaor by Washington.
Dss times ~ Madison. never by Jefferson
Eor JOAN Alams- Seas,Ur Vest thea ana'
sj6x-i the s,aleHlvats ot Ill. veto regard
ma eEtfayasahr. The president hal. Toe
EnAiJ. stated that thr bill made direct aD-
Enfosi 2 "a tlons Vt slioa.,oS snlle. la fact.
*9hey aggregated 81 ss.ss a di~efun0. oi
III ~ to-. hoHatoT Nssl took up the uthsf
EDssHas showing ghst ghe totals we're less
EehSH the presidents statements would IN
*1ieat~ The senator said. as to Ehu gen
Eofal barge OF ehttatasanTo. that ia rOn'
Eosde fiHE ths sass Interests Involved. Ihls
EnS&s1fS sas fvasuhabls, There ~~tr
sotssns oI-en 30 qI~s,Iot. yet, as IN all l~sls'
sDatt3h. thls aas the fpsSi, Of conrf0.
<Miso r~HAI0g NSsl Sail he had addressed
ID I~strf 50 General cfaiEhlii. rht-i 81 en-
EeinttFa Ashths for facts 40 10 ihe state
HossEs OF the Efcs43ont thss he had learned
N9fpns official sources that thu baii GOA
FtA4nrl appropriations IA1rn4rsi 20 serve
ERtiNstr Interests The senator sad diva
EeEai rtAlEhIu had male 10 reply. bat ia
Ssws luhse 20 ,~IesraahIe aUess answered
eehA, ths Iotiss Hal t-ern referred to the
Ro~~triafy Of saf tSt lnstfur ,Aons 8 to
f9his jats no Information has tss~n slAen
*ero, Tot rSAaons t~ss knosn TO ,he al
Epninistf@tloh." sAIi SrnAgof Vest. Litirsiy.
"a
f4rsAlIs bat to ihduIsc Ia general and
historical defamation 20 the aiiesua
ahd fAsortils;n Ia u.
hehatot SVst saIl he believed Ufls 81 the
hires iSut's charges applied TO iirunssIrs
S4ta. Eafi-1T. aas OF ihp l~si And tnosi
kefoh1 tri- al tupsus ctaruts In she roan;fb.
III senator eG-0hs Of rhra.~f ratvs OF
Sera q l-stta lion resulting FROM Improve
Rnxhts at Nea orleans. baltimore. Nes
sy0rs Itaston aad rts~a heEr. In she plat
EEr a. 49,. a.
s1pAtc-i ~as sgrunE platform tos water
Mr. ruN rtu~nts. ati hAs early messages ia
1cYs~i thosc lfapr"s sis0His Senator Nrsi
#psof~ss~yt that "a the uNat iuiur- gsglsiA'
moo uouti DC directed to further d~N elog.
Efng International runsuorcr api cheaper.
ma transrptiaiIoa.
sh-rmss's rssttiaa.
senator Sherman said he would vote 10
pass tho bin osot tho veto because the
1n provence OF tho waterways OF 'he
COUNTRY one ot the most important
bran hes OF national dsk riogmUnt and
sons In which ether EFrai nations vote
soAoxlnE even greater advance than the
HCni,~a States MOREOVER. the legislative
2hraHch sas given tho exclusive r.sht TO
oppg PIRATE money
ITS "a time to cuftalI int, daily exercise
sos tbs ,ato .-o~or.' declared Senator
kohesman 1t L. mosi extreme
oo~rr and a dangerous oHs Jnlsss Osor.
Sofsei nniy in the rnss' rstForns casrs In.
vpIsinE constitutional questions. but THIS
wise restriction Ia sst aside. and wo have
10 veto every week Of 80 every aaS OF So
HsnA,or Smith saia this discussion of
n the veto power uaa not nov. As result
Zof rrrsonai inquiry at tho engineer Ns.
Epaffrrn, he was attic to state that this
stil contained appropriations OF $40 tso on
zecr protests which had not been approved
A Ri Tho government, engineers. and u sn.-
SNu foI projects which the engineers bad
IMPORTED unworthy.
senAtor Villas sail that tho bill con-
eainel important appropriations FOR hia
ofa,s tu, he could not bring himself 10
the conviction that this great burden
10Asuli be added TO the distressed shoul.
s1ers OF tho people Of the country. lie re.
$aardci the criticisms OF the veto by Son
ator Nsat "a excessively minute and In.
This appropriations Of this
eonsreaa would exceed tso. "H"s before
e~aching tho rtver and harlsar bill. Con.
nrraz had come to dealing vast sums al
lightly az would aomo Oriental prince
4 who had no comprehension Of values, Tn"
= Appropriations 81 the present congress
0culd autstrip those OF tho congress
which became famous az the billion dol
lar congress" where was tho money
+ cor,lng from he asked Was 1t coming
from more taxation or more bondsf
I'D stpf course the secretary Of tho treasury
yNiIl have to stop paying when he has no
moro money 20 pay with" exclaimed Sen
ecnsrpsa to drive the treasury into hank.
EF,,p,ryT The senator from Ohio tSher
man, appealed for more revenue. AZ
&1housh realizing revenue was some lesis-
<1atiyo trick"
q Instead Of that more revenue meant
&enoro ,asation.ih" burning Of deep stripes
Efn,o tho shoulders Of labor, because Of
AIS reckiraRress Of expenditure he would
*sote 10 sustain tho veto.
sena,or Kerry, while deproca,ing ex-
1ra,agan, expenditures, regretted tht
1be attacks abould H. directed against
Abe bill which most benenttcd the agrI-
Xreiltural classes.
beil,f that tho time had como for the
eonpii,uiional amendment limiting tho
veto power made violHn, attack on the
pfesidopt
Attack by rrttsarrw.
"Tho present occupant OF tho white
house." continued Senator Pettigrcw. ia
bot content with tho violation of the
cnati,uton 10y the exercise OF the ve.o
DIVER alone, but with tho utter diHreg ~,
his sacred oath Of Once. "a well a. the
he oNarridCs the laws, N.
nenc.s congressman v it'll patronage, cn-
rhes his faNoritoR At the public ex-
enFo-in fact. permits M restraint To
feak his imperial will, lie has refused
enfor' . III" laws Of congress so often
lat the list OF violations Is next only 10
vetoes. lie has sold bonds at private
lie tos favorItos and former associates
Ron terms and at a price many millions
dollars below the market price OF the
onds ON the day OF such private sale
Wow OF these facts It was time foi
ongress to give some attention to these
eurpatlons, II this government In e
urvive we can no longer look with In
Inference upon the shameful autocrar,
Grover Cleveland