Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-03


every political susrch made ny the
gstttman ifgm NuuraskA ne hal toll
nis cIlufsI lIUuls that the Dem.
vcraiir party was not IN uv.r
VI SWING the cUlUred peOnls n fair
chance.
"Aty you now In favor o. giving
them a lair ch,nct2" he nskrd.
81 denounced the Democratic
pntty' replied Hainor, ga nuw do,
utctusu u druie " tue cJiOrci puupe
tueif rguts as uo o., uuI u Nv 'yUu seek
10 deGraJe them iuttnur " u rang
,hcm charity"
Sayets iluiSnnniiy denied that tue
cOlYtud people iu tue = utu were du.
ptivoI NJ their fIgute. lie lie R.tcn.
tJu ~ the fact tuat tue white PEOPLE
u ,hu SOuir, VIVA pal nius-louihs OF
tue thN't, mduisiurd sChOUls for the
nJlOttd D., pie ~ gUt a =, thJto iut tue
whilr. A harp tduuipg debate BE-
Wsen + y % nud Halurt followed
ln tue cuu,sD Of when Mr.. Halucf
insisted ut1H Ms cnatgts regarding
tIu s1uiu, md btiiimsI tnat tue res
90 tive NsUH bltsd IN un equal loot
lug"
"Cau they yet into tile unions In the
NOitLV nsKed Sayrts.
"TrUy nfs ou M equal footing with
tie wbitus," replied naiurf.
"Was any cU,UfvI boy ever nomi-
uhlud ns ualct 10 West Point or An
uppIu?"
~ e. not know"
odd YOU ever nominate ont2n
"iue c,Iets tn my district afr srlect-
{ by cuinprlitiyo uKsminati1n," fc.
plea HnintL
ION, SCI; We know about the com.
IUuilyu examinations" said Saytfs,
anna Dem cratic laughter
"Hsyr you ever nominated q cOl0tc1
b0y @" ASKED Hainrt.
'Nu," lr0muty fesplndod Ssytrs,
"as nov constituted 1 believe tue
white race In tue superior man nnJ
! snuuii dominate"
"And "a are the boosted friend Of
the clllrr. mau?"
"Yp; auI u better friend than tue
gentleman from NelrisAa.'
SayUrs cluCluItd with a protest
against tuning this institution tul to
/ slBTyt.
Hepburn (Rsp, lll ridlcuIai the
| new chamliIu Of the u1lJfo1 race, HuI
asked n tue univer-ity 0i rvXus,uovOtoi
! o. tho higher education, admitted
cJloroi ypulhs.
"Faskly, no." repllol Sayers, "but
the sta'u sup otIs other schools tot
cOlOrcd people"
Hepburn rIdicultd the idea tina, tho
/ Dem CfauH were tho uUtlut friend oil
] tue c0iOfod race. Where were The
| pro1is, Were they u be found IN tbs
/ fact that 10 the South, whofe the Dem
ucfats were In c0ntfgi, the .lltoI wsf,
not olly deprived Of higuet education,
tut we're f1bb. d Of their civil TigUt'
Tue records In thu election casoa bhHy
thut stolen power was used Ia tht
| House Of trpfrtvu ativuf. Republic d
appiausc. AZ iilustratius tue Bulict
tuue Of tIa Southern Democrats fui
tho cOlOtoI race, he drew attention 1,
the fact that tue neS cOn'titulIOn o.
south Carolina provided Tor scpatat,
schools, aud that $40 child OF cithc
race should ever to permitted 10 atltnt
the school Of the other facy.n
Before the bill was reported 10 the
House ny unanimgus consent To,
Amenimun. At Hyde drop, Wash,
apptoprating S7b, 100 Tor the military
poet at Spokane, Wash, was modihs,
I W sN't"NHt ANiA aNHHNH" w. fhfN''.f ~ tAh'
ed tot the poet NJ Font R,iily, Kan,
Bingham tRsp, Pal Offered al
amendment providing that ON anu ate
January, 1897, no postage Stang
should BE- printed Dy the bureau " on
craving aud printing, but should b
let out by contract NJ formerly
Bingham AMI Bartlett supported tn
smsndmsnt In the interest Of AmoFl
can Industry.
saycfs inside a point OF order agAlns
the amendment, which was suslaine,
by HOpElns Rep, III who was Ia In
char. This committee then rose.
Evans moved a substitute for TIA
provision g. tho amendmrnt nypiG
pualiug $4,000 for the HJwar
university ~ THIS city when mad
the TACT that mono Of the appropriation
was 10 bo usul for tho support Of IA
theological department Of tue uuiycf
sity more specific. HAinor demande
ayes anu nAyes on the adopt IN Of TIA
amendment. Tho amendment wa
adopted, 100 10 los.
The bill was then passed aud at SO
tue III .uSe adjourned,