Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-28
IAyN0N ON N'KINLEY.
DISCUSSES THE TELLER RESOLUTION


Washington $500 A.. .,,.anad
.a,h agreement, the Senate coh,ei ,
WIN today. The chaplain peihs
the vice president opened the
aps." ,,J,hout the usual invocation
! 80 ,,nan,mous consent the routine
~ was waived and Mr.. stewart
!, Nevada opened the last days us
II -'s NJ the Teller resolution. In sup
&C., the resolution Mr.. Stewart
ra,n,siued that money, whether II pe
A l'', or gold or paper, was a creature
sn IN. creation of money being
Y w in nil independent nations. lie
"a that the statement had been up
h -a nv the highest tribunals, ana citeu
el u ~ instances Of such creation Oh
Inoney. aisouesion of the money
az, MI. Stewart said referring TO
us' snesch Of President Mckinley IN
- York last night, that ne regretted
zoe that the President hhu nor
.,S,sa This question more deeply anu
,s,i he was utterly misguided. he
-atss The following sentence from the
Erssidents speech 81.
~Nnthing should ever tempt us-notn-
40 sver viii tempt us-to scale down
H. sacred debt OF the nation through
as,l technlcality. Whatever may be
NJ language Of the contract, the Unit
n states vii discharge all It's oDlisa-
ors in the currency recognised az the
y, ,,rouchout the civilized world at
he time Of payment: -
Mr.. Stewart thought TINS was re
narkable statement wnlcn Hiesh,
imply that nothing but gold was suou
.apsb fdr inc bond holder. Mr.. Nc
sirlsv said Mir. Stewart. refers to the
.tion AZ ihe government to pay Its
ilisatIon in either gold or silver as
mere techulcality. and did this, too.
face OF his own vote in favor OF the
s.ont,nu we are considering. Now,
~ President calls this option OF the
foyernment-worth thousands OF mil
ns-a mere technicality.
"A aWbat Language for President to
g. {" exclaimed Mr.. Stewart. We can
n use this money in the treasury I'M
H. II is recognized by other nations
IA the world as the best money. The
r ,snots and gold syndicates of Europe
II To name the kind of money. re-
Ikardless Of what the law Of the United
Zoates may be-"
<& Referring to Secretary Gage. Mr..
2&tewart said he believed the secretary
be al honest mana man who would
I'D rob bank--but. he said, II was
i, 8mcult for Mr. Gage to look at this
;anestiou except from the standpoint of
1 banker. He thought II unfortunate
= nt the President had placed the
kasury department In charge of bank
but he was glad the President had
Down of the CLOAK and made the
ue directly with the people.
ir. Cannon, Of utah, followed in sup
h Of the resolution. He believed
BIT the only way In which the parity
silver and gold made money could
bal privileges of both metals
per way to maintain the parity was
pile up interest bearing obligations
ron the people. He firmly denied that
advocates free coinage We're in
= yor of anything but 10O-cent silver
= bIar
rive do not believe. however," said
cannon, 'ln the deifide dollar of
fovyer Cleveland. which is worshipped
The present administration"
he criticised the President for at
llng oan1uets Of mlllionaires in
fork, there pursuing his menu
lna m gold and then declare In favor
PAVING government obligations in
IN violation Of the nations right
W In. NC
cannon said II there were no
reason for his support of the
Wu'lon' he would vote for II To
noller upon every creditor of the
.sa states that he should live nm
he contract he had entered into
me government.
ar Jones. OF Arkansas. bepon bis
va IN support Of the resolution NV
"'s'nt me position taken by Mr..
son, OF iowa, He thought the reso-
\. would squarely align those who
~ various financial beliefs. He
~, auvpcates Of the resolution
hT, 10 pay the full pound of flesh
A "psoiutely not n bit more. He
snar sv'''nuhication In financial
|ub no, lhe effect that there
M iaUi., I've much serious opposition
Nslslation proposed by tho r,n,,
commission by the "reca,o,,n
senators" Mr.. Jones gave na,,n ts
"e recalcltrnnt silver sa,a,,,..,
ou. naVe to be reckoned with nrot,,,
peiore any such Legislation
proposed got through the sans
tar,S Sunes said he made tho broo,
lllcan mat no Democrat. silver Pc
favor w fopulist. had ever decIaraa
In paying government ohIico
Why . "nrprecinted currency
,n.ttrupted Mr.. Aldr,cb
by ala i, own colleague, fMr
luce u iree coinage shouId MOI
vouid se IN the price OF silver
IN, s N that metal" ''"s our
lli M, n. not say that free coin,,o
IS. "ouuee such RISE" snid Mr.
Eaar ,oa' Is a mere resnemer, =,
w co,,, replied Mr.. AidrIcb Oh
To az que said Mr.. lone, .,,
his mear r%e OF himself and to de.
n + i ,n. shall take up the mo,,ou
b Jones said Mr., Aldrich
|spapers n,vghilhuing, said that tho
saying '.iehdly to the cause
mat bimetallism was
'th,,s i, said the Arkansas sen.
Question Il PEOPLES conviction on.
before rh nore firmly fixed than
Oie slvar NY are determined Il,
We skall 20 rs status before lana "a
n @'' DO all to accomplish thai thai
shlaas' march in solid n,h,a,
boon n locked, down to th nn'a an,
Of siyspp ur Efforts for the r res,o Jay
the issnss and the Republican , ORA
deaf s es,, q silver is dead Win et rnn
fch, Mr. inclusion l.ion of Mr. Ionor,.
wing re,a r,e,,t,ilgrew lntroduc sSne ,ss
cy and Contrary to the in,oro..
United sS,saaaltion of the ' pe al,,Saest;
~ 50 sItS mates to acquire p app 90 OF
Iotect its'u az to require a nav
y a sffstt's .S. went over
pn to ,bs sps &c, of the dav IN -,
ped by NJ Teller resolution m oppo-
sald th,is l T. Burrows Of M was de-
ICED 70 to, sa sne Republican n m,g,nisan.
AZ bImetaiSlIiss,e II possible a inis, was
I'D DO eyerv ,s'ni and the Pre sdrna,