Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-09

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Nc. narTis, 0oMocrsIs snsed e
knoW u 2 populsts, wltn the tull
knowIedee INA tney nad tne oaiance
81 Power ma not u~elIOeIsteIX oeter-
m.nsd ~ 2 siience 20 alloy tne
republicans, who : three more
voCes tnan ~ 70 JAKE con
L.Ol, anu' 4 tnelr silence oio not,
snere!0Ies ma1e tnem - mucn re-
.PousiOie as tnear voUes "Ouid nav
oone.
MI. Allen said the populists realized
they held the balance Of power. I'VE
have got It" he said, turning to Mr..
Harris, "And we propose ia utilize It."
Mr. Mitchell, republican, OF Oregon
denied that the republicans could be
held responsible. They have not been
in the majority and were not now in
the majority. II will say that when
the senate is full, 1t consists of eighty
eight members, when not full, as 1t is
now, eighty seven. OF these eighty
seven, forty-two are republicans
thirty-nine are democrats and six,
populists. Il Inat state OF Lhe case
klves US = maJoIitv OF sne memDersnip,
We Is esponsl0le
r,n1se.e rr.n9 70 Dy Mr.
I.aIIls " lag party Is con
I1neenI ot the uoil party. MT:
E1oar declared tne poPulists would
voIe zen tlmes WIN enc oemocrats
wnere tney wouio vo1e once witn the
feRuoAlGa1s. -
Mr; nutle.. PoPullst, OF NORTH
Caroilna maoe MS nrst speech ! the
sonaIe WINS tue uepate was III pro
eress ~ doing 10 nj: Aliens IN OK.
OF MS own views regarding
q aCtltude OF a popu!ists. explain
ing, ~ reply 70 question as TO the
SoMuination " Wnlcn ne q Oeen
seiected 10 the senate MI: Butter said
ms was Que 10 the lact Una
tne party OF Nortn caro-
INA y Oe soMe SO corruPC II was
Oy goOd men IN ali Parties'
Mr. Hale said the vote and the pro.
ceedings suosequent naa demonstrated
tnat neitner party, Is IN power, q
tnat II naG Deen SHOWN tnat II wouid
Oo imPusSIoIo ~ .uo .1PuuAaUouo ~ ~
accomplish anytning wltnout Inc AID
one OF q otner parties.
"The truth underlying the whole
proceedings" retorted Mr.. Vest sis
that reorganization was made possible
49, en;ra.a ~. = anowcI
committee, thus making that q free
coinage mml.Iee. Wltnout conces
hava haer nj thro,1h > " 10
Mr.. Allison of Iowa replied to this
thrust that all this was mere dealing
WIN lesSner ano P.unella' Inc oom
which ;s nov = fraa.cn;naoa committee
had not been changed. He declared
reorganization had been made neces-
sary BY addition OF new men to the
senate and BY the necessity for en-.
largement or b committees.
had sought that power which control
OF q committee would give them
and he was surprised that Allison
should thus early seek to avoid the
responsibility which his party had as
sumed. They had assumed the re-
sponsibility and must meet 1t like
men.
MI. Cockreu called attention to the
fact that OF the eleven committees
nominally left In possession OF tht
minority, but n had Q democratic
majority.
Housr.
The house passed the bond bill by 9
vote of 17Oto l36.
The o,os;ro honre NJ thu dahata wot
sckin n spirit ana tnere was practi