The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-01-10

ab.,,,.,, i,,t,,In,.d a resolufiou which.
,,,., J.n,,pripy the Democratic con.
vr... fr reIucip, the receipt. of I,e
government bciov the amount needed
Tor d.. expen.e.. saws that greenback.
presented tor redemption Boz gold shall
not be- reissned except for elll srua.
Tor sherman made asqcech boz favor %
that rc.oiuiiou to-day fIe. of cure.
deuIe. th,tihc Intention &. Co proy.ie
iorth retirement of tte rrernblrks.
which Doc saws Doc !. onpl.si to and
claim. that DO would not ra.ult boo their
retirement. because thr knowledge that
they would be- retired 10 pru.sutcd ior
redemption will prevent thCif Being
presented That argument h. hy no
mpius convincing 20 those who refuse To
lccep Mr. sherman asa financial Solo
mHn. The prediction is made that u
NJ Shrnmau's resolution is ever re-
ported back 90 Che senate from the ln.
nnce committee. 20 which 10 wi'i be-
sent. il ,ill be- .o amended a.. 10 pro, Ide
for The issue oi silver certificates 20 the
value Of the grcenback. redeemed. ln
that shape IL might be- adopted by the
senate . 81. ID is nov it coaid not be-.
There is much feeling in cougrcs. con-
corning the manner iu which President
Cleveland. while supposed 10 be await.
Ing relief from consrrs. boz answer 20 hI.
.pprIa message which kent cougtes. ~
session during the holidays. has gone
riyiit ahead and made deal with
syndicate Of banker. Tor an issue Of
bonds. Many congres.men- some u
thru men who have heretofore stuck 20
Mr. Cleveland through thick sud thin
think the president has show unjusu.
fable dl.respect Tor the legislative
branch Of the government. in assuming
that ii would not do AZ much u protect
the credit Of the government a. be-
would. ana some have not he.itatcd 10 cx-
pres. the opinion that hr did not want
congress To act. because he preferred TO
-eI more bonds. anil that MI. special
message wa. sent ia 10 lac could ,ut the
blame Tor the bond issue ou cousrc...
Oue result Of tLi. feeling /. IA resolution
offered by Senator Elkins of West sir.
slnia. declaring IL 20 be- the sense Of the
.cnaic that no United states bonds
should be- .old a, private sale or by
pd,nie contract. but that they should
he advertised and sold to the highest
bidder. There are mon In consre.. who
would defend Mr.. Cleveland and the at.
mini.tration. II they were sufficiently in
| the presidents confidence to know how
10 do il. but IL isa notorious fact that
leading Democrats In both house and
senate often get their first intimation Of
the administration intention, from Re
publcaps. The result Is that Senator
Hill, who il virtually free lance In the
senate, although democrat at home
has said more In defense Of the admin
i-trauon ut the present session OF con
grcss than any other man in ,ithel
house or senate, and il iswell know
that lac isn't even an official visitor {,
the white House.
The house took holiday this week
although IL held normal sessions Tues
dag and Friday. Tie senate has beer
To session every day except "Wednesday
and Thursday, but Wiyh the exception
Of the transfer Of the control Of 10 com
mittec- from the Democrats 10 the Re
pubiicaus It has accomplished little, al
though steps have been taken In ,cyem
directions that may lead to impurtuu
things
The senate finance committee Whicl
took No the tarid bill, passed 10y th
! house, ~ soon ~ lts reorganization wa
I Completed, il expected To report tina
measure back TO the senate immediately
Then hshtwill begin which may h
long or short according tocircumslance,
. The general belief Is that the tariff oil
. will pass the senate ia SOME shap,
Then the bond bin, also Ia the hands ,
D.. the financial committee, will have
{ turn.
: senator Lodge Of Massachusetts is II,
usually cIns.ed asa conservative upo
!, any question. but by general consent lh
J. closing word. of his speech on the Nor