Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-07

was bitter and personally critical OF
Peltigfew, declaring that he hal "hu.
INFLATED" himself, agreeing to give up
his silver views In order to get al the
foot OF the delegation to the national
convention.
At this point wolcotl, who sat beside
Peltigrew, arose and made point OF
order against the further reading OF
these extracts.
at IL contrary TO every claim Of good
decsncy and taste" declared Wolcott,
hoIly, "to read an irresponsible news
paper article personally slandering "A
member Of this body. II ~ must be
read, lot the senator read II HIM
self"
"ln answer to the unnecessary and
entirely unbecoming statement OF tue
senator from Colorado" responded
Hin, addressing Woloott, "let me tell
him that on yesterday the senator
from South Dakota tPettigrow) read n
newspaper article bitterly slandefOns
and abusive OF tho President and sec.
rotary Of the trossufy. And eau such
articles bu reed without retaliation In
klnu2n
Hin asked where "this sensitive sep.
ator" (Woloott) was yeaiefday when
Pettigfuw was "hufllug oourso Cpl.
thots" ngainst Senator sherman.
Where was this Udufender Of duconcy"
when Pettigtew declared that the bond
transactions were iOf the gain OF VINO
Presidenps iavorlles II not for the
President himself"
Hin paused n moment and then eK'
claimed: "And where was my frlund-
my English friend from Colorado, who
has tributes for English statesmen,
English soldiers, English politics and
everything English, but not onu word
for an American policy or United
States Citizon."
The remark Of Mr. HIN was recog.
sized % foterriHg 10 Mt. WoloOtps
speech made during tho Monroe doc
triue debate.
senators bad "hiasedp tho word "Jew,"
declaring that the government had sold
IT, bonds 10 "Jowe." Had 1t come TO
this, asked Hill, that the nationality Of
citizen was TO bu hi6sed In tho Sen.
att2 A Jewish citizen is o. good 90 any
other citizen, said he. The senator
paid n glowing tribute 10 tho jewish
race, mentioning Dlbrauli, Baron
Hitsch and other conspicuous men Of
the race.
lie, the senators who hlssed Mt the
word Jew c0urult their Jewish con-
stituoniE," said Hin, suggesiively.
WOlcOtt fo.entored tue chamber NJ
this point, showing evidence Of much
feeling, aud went 10 tic dock OF the ell.
clal stonogfaphors, where he had read
10 him tho remarks made by MI HUI
as TO tiny Engllsn friend"
AN went on 70 read n Telegram sent
by Morgan, Morton and Seligman,
from London 10 President Hayes
during bonu transaction In 1857.
"NUtn the name OF 'AiOriOn,'" said
Hiil. "Ihia IL tho name OF the dis.
uugulshci governor VI New York, ana
candidate Tor the Republican nom.
inailcn fOr President. IL the lightning
should sitlko tho disliug ulshed gov
ernot, for whom personally have the
greatest respect, propose TO read this
telegram from Morgan, Morton aud
5eligman,' AZ TO paying bonds ia GOLD.
L may shed bome light on the ticket
Morgani Morton, seligmsn and VIC.
tory"
Gordon (Dsm., Gal spoke In favor Of
his amendment, that the bond inquiry
be conducted by the finance COMMITTEE
inslead OF n special committee.
This first vote was on the motion
made some lime since by Sherman to
refer tho bond resolution 90 the
finance committee. The motion was
lost, IL 10 80.
Tue question was Immediately put
on the pending amendment, that the
Investigation bn conducted by the
aHHaFU UHHlN Of -.
which was adopted, 90 TO 20.
Villas sought 10 have tue resolution
modihei, striking out the second AMI