Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-06
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There was turbulent scene Ia the
Federal House OF Representative zee
tor1ay, this o' Itself being nothing su
uncommon ~ 10 excite Comment; but
the occasion which brought II about
was altogether out Of the common anu
thus noteworthy
Ia bic recent address to the Pfusby-
terrain conference, President Cleveland
used some language regarding the
wild andiWoolIy" West that macy
people seem 10 think was auimAdver.
sion II not downright slandor The
President pointed out that loosene,s
of morale ana general tendency to sin
prevailed whereby "bauly regulated
communities. corrupt Rud unsafe tor.
fitories and uudebiTablc slatcsu
resulted. Among those whose
ito was aroused by this affaisu.
mont was MI. Hartman, the member
from Montana, who used up tho nvg
minutes timo allotted to him 10 NJ
tNCoriation VI the President, the like
OF which has been hosrI hut once Of
late, this when Senator Tlllman, o.
south Carolina, pltchiorkeI tho OK.
soutivo till he tho ssnator) was tired.
Mr. Hartman uuu0rkeI the vlnls Of his
wrath and poured them out on the
Presidential head without stint, and
was not only unchecked but at times
vociioruusly auplaud,d, until Mt.
POwots, Republican from Vermont,
arose to point Of order, It being that
coordinate branch Of tho govern.
mcnt could not be- assailei ou
the door Of the House. Other
interruptions then followed, tut tho
Moutanan had "gol Ia his work" ana
retired doubtless with a feeling Of COM
plete satisfaction Herewith. No bulIs.
tins have been issucI, bu. We feel sale
Ia saying that Mr.. Cleveland IL su.I
out Of bed. 10 the daytime At least, ana
taking his meals as usual.
Al u which more plainly sets out
tho mrlsmurphusl- which the national
political structure 10 undergoing. Ia
ME lecture last night, Governor
Waite iuslsled upon It that our DO.
main was too contracted; that tue doc.
tTlne originated by James Monroe ani
rtCenuy oNpDuudrd IN vigorous
manner boy Grover Cleveland u upheld
ani prosecuted from tue hrt
would have been tho mean-
Of stourug to VI large areas
.i torulJry now under the COZ.
tol OF the British empire. Another
ylass hold that the national domain o.
nov much TOO large Co up wirlIy OF 90
certain tm.rgoucIes powerful tuat the
Rocky Mountains constitute natural
frontier d the ulNtuu, sides OF which
different kinds %. people arc born aud
feagua--ns Different ln mos, moral aud
material respects az tho c1lJuis,s wrrl
different from the English a. least.
This phase ~ tho case seems. 10 thr
light Of the event hrat herviu spoKen OF
ami many other instances, TO bo the |
more truaUie, as au abstract PROPOSE. |
uou only, since otherwise DO has NO /
foundation alL Tho President IL d |
Democrat Il the Ehteru school, |
Mr rOweu is a Republican OF tine |
same sohu1, between these Two olasars |
when grrayvJ ugalu,t encn other there |
10 no political affinity TO spoak OF, but |
when either 10 assailoi by dyu,zsu Of /
he "Turged, uuOIuth aud uuchu.
uauizeu" Wrst they fell into each
otneI's arms as gracefully ~ Damon
anu pylhias and inter mutual vows o
regard and resistance, ono touch g..
danger from abroad, as We lave seen
on several occasions OF late, makes the
whole nation akin; but Ia the absence
of such danger, Or whom We are CO
idoring our internal affair, bias.
from the West aimed ri tue common.
weal,hs which border the nouhCru
Atlantic Or their people, makes them
cohero anu zee eye 10 eye In manner
strange II not beautiful ~ behold. Il