Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
REPRESENTATIVE JACKSON.

torini question unughter) question her
motivcn." lie was In favor ~ cNpLHg-
linz.
REPRESENTATIVE JACKSON.
Representative Jackson said; I OPP
posed tho resolution and seconded .hc
proposition 10 cxpungc the resolution
from the record because l objected %
itr object.
do not rise to make speech ia IA
vor OF my candidnte--to Vc Pciion on
oraa or to carry Goals 10 Ncwcastle;
but, rir. " population OF inHinuatlvns
~ Ia order. I can be M emphatic na
can any gentleman In this assembly.
REPRESENTATIVE ROBINSON.
Representative Robinson sud. There
are two phases Of this question to
which desire TO call the attention OF
the assembly. n the resolution WAS
Introduced without any Interior pur-
pose. II can not possibly do any harm
10 retain II IN the Journal. have
entirely freed Mrs. Horne. In my mind.
from any improper motive hut would
like To- call her attention ~ this fact,
that she IL representing r sister sun
rarlrta In this LeHininfgie and they
would not have TIER shfK any reapon-.
sibility she may have Incurred; and
In my opinion she would he subject TO
greater reflection II this matter be ex-
plunged than n II he retained In the
journnL l nhaii vot, FOR its retention.
REPRESENTATIVE BENNIoN.
Representative Rennion said: The
mover OF the resolution In Indifferent ms
to whether the record stands or not.
Therefore. as cxpunging would indicate
reputation and shame. | shall vote To
retain. am not ashamed OF the re-
solution. II was introduced simply In
IA.
We might know from day 70 day who v
~ 1herisis. ana tot have things NO at
hop-haxnrd. we simply wanted rule
IN the nintter-nothlng more. and there
II nothing To be ashamed Of
Tho motion TO cApungc was lost. by u
decisive vote.
Tribune STATEMENT FALSE.
Senator Evans rose to a question OF
personal privilege and said:
Ordinarily | do not take notice OF
newspaper reports. and were IL not For
the fact that have been perHonated In
one OF the morning papers should not
ask TO tfcHpaHs ON your elmo, which
shall be Tor only u moment. however.
I read from the Tribune;
Last night the Mccune caucus de-
cided 10 spring something new today
As soon as the Senate ana House OF
Representatives yet together motion
armhly, The claim II made that enough
Republicans have consented TO vote
with the Mccunltcs TO mako success
porsible.
Senator Abel John Evans. who was
hard at work on the plan yesterday
afternoon. wiz probably offcr the mo-
tlon. Should II carry, President Ncb-
ckcr will he deposed IN favor OF Roy
lance. and 0il Utah prcccdcntH will Ice
unccrcmonlously thrust aside. II In not
believed, however. that the plan Will
meet with any inore success than was
met with yesterday"
In regard to the fore part OF the
statement. wherein II refers 10 the pro-
ceedingH OF tho caucus, | care nothing
about; but. MIR. President. the refer
ence made TO myself, personally. In re-
gard 10 working all OF yesterday ntter-
noon TO seek 10 create a sentiment In
favor OF organizing the Joint assembly
ON RECOMMENDING this morning. | desire
To brand as being absolutely false. for
the reason that I spoke 10 no man.
woman or child. In regard 10 creating
such sentiment | take II for granted
that this explanation would not Ia
necessary TO people who are personally
acquainted with me. but there IRE "a
number Of the members OF this Lcgis-
laturc with whom am not acquainted.
some 10 whom l have never. as yet.
been introduced, and II II for the hene-
M OF those that | have decided 10 innae
this statement. ! would have not been
induced 20 do 80 from the papers re-
port. alone, but Il came TO me by a sen-
tlcman In whom have confidence that
some who stand high Ia this assembly
are privately circulating this newspa-
per statement ms being the truth, and
seeking 60 gain influence AZ the expense
Of other men who are us honest an any
member on the floor OF this house. For
this reason ! deemed Il opportune TO
make this statement, and ] now thank
lou, Mr.. President ana ladies' AMI gem
tlemon, for the courtesiea extended me.
Representative Robinson said In Ms
much az the Republican members have
been mentioned IN this matter | want
10 state for them and for the informa-
tlon Of the Assembly, that every Re.
publican had determined and pledged
himself 10 stand pat" against such
a resolution az mentioned by Mr., Evans,
should n be introduced.
AZ TO the criticism OF the press or the
public, there are Hone, and take II
that my friend from Utah county
shares my sentiment. whose sensure II
dearer 10 me than their praise would
be.
sIXTY-FouRTH BALLOT.
The slxty-fourth ballot was then talk
en-. resulting az follows;
Common, z. KIM 10; Mccune. 2Ti
Sutherland, "a. Powers, /.
The Joint assembly then dissolved TIL
tomorrow at 1850 q. m.
SENATE.
The Senate Governed at iii5O and after
the reading and acceptance OF the
Journal OF yesterday, Immediately took
a recess TO meet with the House In
Joint assembly.
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