The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-23
gHE SALT HERALD. THURSDAY. JANUARY 49, 1896

Snow amended the memorial by adding
land that the senator from Weber be
authorized DO cable Ambassador Bay
ard in order that he may pack his grip
! and come home"
"If the senator will insert the word
governor instead of senator from We
Der, 1 will accept it" said Allison
''The senator from Washington pre-
fers his amendment as it stands re-
! torted Snow
! Chidester moved an amendment that
THE expense of the cablegram be paid
! by the senator from Washington
! Warner moved to lay the amend
nlents on the table, which prevailed.
! Warner then appealed to the mem
! beers to vote against the memorial. He
! believed in the grandeur Of American
institutions as earnestly as any man
But here it was proposed to censure q
man upon testimony as yet incomplete.
If this memorial passes it will be by
a party vote. Does the majority want
! to show that two-thirds can out-vote
one-third? for such this victory will be-
| Closing, Warmer appealed to the SEN
ate, regardless of party affiliations, to
refuse TO pass the memorial.
Booth made an argument upon the
subject of autonomy OF the states and
/ the state Of Utah in particular. The
people of Utah should be wise, patri-
otto and diligent to the end that the
starry flag with its heaven-born hues
might flap in the breezes of this sunny
land until the cows came home. He
was going to vote for the resolution,
! or memorial.
! Evans said he would endorse any ac-
| ton congress took. but did believe the
| senate ought to refrain from action I'M
/ til more evidence was at hand. He
moved to postpone indefinitely a ques-
! ton which was taking up SO much
/ time.
Elmer Jones laid all the blame for
/ using up time upon the Democrats be-
/ cause, forsooth, the Republicans did not
intend to talk, but We're going to vote
! right away. Jones then produced a well
! worn bloody shirt, which he Haunted
/ vigorously for half an hour His re
marks were too copious for reproduc-
! tlon IN type, exclamation points being
/ scarce in this cold weather Jones fin
/ lshed, however with a burst of pyro-
! technics in which strands from the mans
/ and tail of the British lion, horns from
! the unicorn, portions of carriers with
/ Latin notices thereon, sections of the
! cross of st. Andrew and st. George
filled the air
Snow classed the efforts of the major.
lty as jlngoism. It was mere mock pat
! rlodsm. For a Republican to say a
/ Democrat is not patriotic is wrong, OF
for a Democrat TO accuse a Repubii-
/ can Of similar conduct is unfair. But
he protested against the passage of the
memorial as an unfair proceeding in
/ the light of the evidence at hand
Candland moved the resolution &C
| over for one week, but the chair ruled
! it out of order. The motion to post
pone one week was lost
The memorial passed, ayes II. nays
.. Absent, Barnes and Warren. Cand-
| land voted with the Democrats
MISCELLANEOUS
The senate accepted an invitation tc
visit the university, unannounced, ten
dered by the president of the institu-
ton.
The chair called Mr. Sutherland tc
preside while he moved to have 2OC
copies of every bill printed at the time
they are reported by the committees Il
required an hour to discuss this mo-
ton, but it was finally disposed of by
the senate adjOurning.