The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-25

. the senate To-Day was uO
o. 'Io 49,, the question, many Of the
pave ~ LAWYERS and orators in the
s,r delivering speeches
a.. +h4 days session wore on ana the
~ On. The final vote approaches, the
ll MI. filed until they were tnronged
-... multitude. while other multltuCes
Wiz -TabIe 90 gain admission. on the
saI "a The senate was every member
H ..,' todv now I'm the city and scores
o. w. .l- r-er-hers Of the house of repre-
u The great thrOng listened
Issn attention to the brilliant ar
o.-D .r, n Mr.. Sq0oner in favor of the
sun. - If the former Pennsylvania
s,1.'-7 and 10 The dramatic and fiery
' ,l.r.1ca of Nr. Daniel (Va.) who ap-
Ia I'm his colleagues to do what, on
5-o,4b as q senator he deemed right,
y. -5 vote 20 do Justice 10 him who was
L--.t,ng ar the senate doors.
me big clock opposite the presi-
a.. r-o tenn indicated o'clock. there
tr.b i'm the chamber. Mr.. Frye
W .ts chair announced that the hour
~. tba final vote had arrived and that
ts orsstion was the pending motion of
NJ tbardIer to strike out of the resO-
---i,7 declaring Mr.. Quay not to be
..,.t.raI 10 seat the word not" Sen
...r, throughout the chamber eagerly
allowed the roll call for all knew the
y.te would be close.
Guay's Hopes Dashed.
The first sensation was caused by the
r,Hrra az Mr.. Pettgrew of South Da-
Ia oil .,
h. WA, in his seat When Mr.. Vests
rera was called, he voted no" in
dear voice thus dashing the last hope
4 he friends Of Mr.. Quay, who had
eypgted confidently that the distin-
guigaed Missourian would vote for his
long tine personal friend.
ID perfect silence il was announced
that The senate had denied to Mr.. Quay
he aat which he Gas sought for some
months past
Ares0luton offered last week by Mr..
Cu5Ts0n Of Texas was passed. 1t re-
CURES the president to inform the sem
Es what commissions have been Gre
rei or appointed by the executive
since March {. 1885. in reference to for
dgn relations 5r the territories 81 the
United States or to inquire into the
war with spain the personnel of the
commissions the total compensation or
allowance Of each Of the commissioner
and Of all employees of the commits
sion A bin authorizing the secretary
Of war to make regulations governing
NE running Of loose logs, steamboats,
and RATS on certain rivers was passed.
The Debate Begins.
Consideration Of the Quay case was
then resumed. Mr.. Penrose (Pa.) con-
l1lel his argument begun late yeSter-
cav afternoon.
Ar McCumber N. d. delivered a
carefully prepared constitutional argu-
l-al IN opposition 10 the seating Of Mr..
quay Only a brief while ago he was
regarded as an advocate Of Mr.. Ouay's
.a.n- out he announced in his speech
lla- alter careful consideration he had
hanged his opinion. This change. he
A4' Was not based upon emotion. but
Gol reason.
,,- LIZ al. al extended argument, Mr.. Lind
q! lAE) presented legal and constitu-
90 -l. reasons why in his opinion, Mr..
E..-' ought not 10 be seated. He held
-. --e appointment of senators nv
b. sale executive was provided for
De trainers Uf the constitution
1 1,'s.y to .s provide for The filing Of va
F.T is mat may be regarded as unex-
rt- -si never contemplated, he main
s.-. ldI the legislative power 10
-rs S s-, De divided with the execu-
tas4 tls o ~, uI5-a that in the present
a'aal authority to- a3B o, naEE Me- o 0naI
Mr. S-a0 SPoonsrs Argument.
h51rIa95sso s .1 Wis., said his long and
Pr Of Mr. *5 c5r5 .-2 years ,.1 ago in sup
hay s seemed to have little t. effect FL 4 S an5
r.adt a:'s @5., He believed the question d,n
each senate. '.. K, Vie" Of it taken by