Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21


ferred to the appropriation of $4,000
FOR fass mail facilities from Kansas
city To Newton. Kan, In the pOstoihce
appropriation bill.
Mr.. Simpson interrupted to say that
the railroad which was to receive the
appropriation did not ask H. The APP
preparation was for the benefit Of the
people OF western Kansas. not the rail-
road.
Mr.. Grosvenor. amid laughter. cx-
pressed his great Amusement that the
gentleman had sought to give to u cor
pofation that which II did not want.
Continuing. SIR. groavcnur referred HUI
morously to the occasion ~ Mr.Lcwia's
activity. This was u peculiar month.
he said. and the reason for the gentle.
mans activity could perhaps be found
In the news In the morning papers Gre
grcss IN Washington statc). u think
the state Of Washington might do
worse. but II II difficult tn see the con-
noction between the right Of COM
pnny to assert legal claim and the
merit Of embnimcd beef II would be
like current Of frcnh air In a chafnel-
house n the gentleman We're transport
ed to the senate"
GRAVES AND WIDOWS.
the effect ~ the rejection Of the peace
treaty. II would. he said. plunge the
country again into a foreign war We
have not had quite rravea enough to
suit the ancient methods. nor widows
enough to satisfy the feelings " those
who desire 10 prccipitatc uH again INTO
| q hootlcHs war"
Does the gentleman contend that II
the trcaty fails. We VIII be at war with
SPAIN" asked Mr. carmack Dem,
| TennD
II do" replied Mr.. Grosvcnor. "a
truce now exists. The failure ~ the
treaty would leave us exactly where
we were the day before the protocol
was signed"
SIR. carmaok recalled the fact that
the treaty with Mexico was not ndopt.
ed ~ II was sent to the SENATE and
| he tried To- force from the gentleman
from Ohio the statement that the fall
| urc Of the treaty would be followed by
resumption Of hoHtliitlcH. He con-
tended that Spain would accept any
terms We made.
Mir. orosyenor claimed there was no
authority Tor such statement, ana
| chargod that the death of every Nplun.
toer soldier. who would be- mustered out
the moment the treaty would be- rnti-
| fed. should be laid ne the door Of those
WI. contributed Co the defeat OF thr
| treaty.
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against the Philippine"
aANDLE WITHOUT GLOVES.
GLOW would you meet the situation
| y would tull hW"S rum H"h'i" Wv"
never look bnok. -, 49,,
ma "A coward" fetorted MIR. gruHvcnor
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"The brand should 10 on the back
Of the administration. declared Mt,
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hhar, -,
belong m phi'y, r. .i.p,, ~ ,,l
btosNenot, tnht mas always uphe'" 'h'
cause OF npeIiy.
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you. h"ty,'lcu az ,n. Ils'h,
Nnd ! bclohg 10 party, eontlhueh
Mr. 1tnaNenoI' hul houelnE inc IN.
.fruption, hst mas never pulled
uv,wn IN" INE 81 hpe.V, -.
| rou con,enn ,n'h' ~" Mti ar M.
mhch' ENTHUSIASTICALLY, tnhl IN" hu,iN
81 ncte halnr MW ~. '" th' ~
publican party, ma WA, the lt,pupn'
| can party proposes 10 collect mat hbcf-
~ and own ~
desire 10 know Interrupted Mr'
lmil'N 'p"ni. IesJ, W lhlF new Cruz
fhue hkhlhht llnctiy W. 10 ~" c"mphh'
ION piece "i Tue frrslncnts recent de-
oihmation about Js9ofa,lhs inc graves
or Confederate soldlerrV
Ut w. slay,h or 'ne nonlc men Mh9
inuFnt IN u'h.ah'h Gauss, replied
Mi, nIohN'nor, wa, buried me on,
| position 10 lhr hcpuMlcnh thut" OF
liberty aud !, y PROPER tina, the leader