Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-21

mare eloquent men than the gem
nea.a ,rom Ohio encourage deseftloh.
ti,,n'a" he lIfe Of the nation was az
~" Nc said men all over llie
s ,unIh, s,ood behind the firing.ilne anu
N ui ~e desertion. | leave the gem
e ip.,an 40 ihe contempt Of an indlg-
tien.p noonle.p continued Mr.. Cannon
nand q yhlrlwind Of applause. as ne
took his seat, .,o artrg.
"Was the gentleman on tue hi''e
une9' cried Mr.. Lentz.
~ matters not where l was, re-
,,riod Mr.. Cannon, Jumping to ms rect
~ was not dlsoyal then, ana Whal ~
more important. ! am not disioya'
now N. ,ol,anoed Mr.
antz ia bring In resolution 10 ask tue
nrotary of war whether such orders
Sc reSerred 10 ever had been Issued
rbo result OF such an inquiry, he SAID
,,onld show that the report OF the conn
rnittee was a falsehood.
~ have heard such speeches as the
,.ntlaman delivered before he con-
.inued "They are but reyamp OF lne
Connerhead speeches from 1901 10 looo'
Tbe copperheads charged every crime
10 ,he calendar to the Union soldiers
The boys In the Philippines are desert
inc because you encourage thein 10 ue-
cert and the man who encourages
,hem 10 desert Is worse than lne ue-
serter During the rebellion l tnought
a. < 600 or 10000 Of the copperheads hau
been shot we would not nave peen
troubled with desertion some OF those
men still live-thank God very rev.
There are none In my state, .
"Neither the people nor the press OF
nv State would be paid to make sucn
charges as the gentleman mas maze
am not surprised that the goou people
LEFT you at home--not because you
charged that the administration PAD
500 900 to defeat YOU you are no'
u,c,th it-but because OF your eVerlast"
ing demagoguery." Loud hepiplcah
applause.) .t,
600, When he declared himself JEFF
sorsonian-Lincoln Democrat the Re-
nubIicans jeered. Proceeding, he
abarged that his defeat had been COM
nassed by bribery right and left. Il
Vas defeated" he concluded; you are
Welcome to the glory and satisfaction
Of IT," .,o ;, ,.o,,
coIlv observed Mr.. Mahon, amid laugh
ter. a.. .,o,,a
Mr. Grosvenor also paid his respects
IN Mr.. Lentz for terming himself fol-
lower OF jefferson and Lincoln ana
Mr. Moody (Rep. Mass) also brought
his side of the House up standing by
reading an utterance OF Lincoln con-
demning more the willy agitator' VINO
induced the soldier TO desert than the
soldier himself
"Has Massachusetts, shot Senator
Uoar?" shouted Mr.. Lentz. While the
applause was resounding through the
hall, A.. po,uou
(Rep.' PAL, The excitement then sub.
sided and the consideration OF the Dill
was resumed.
Mr. shermon (Rep,, N. ~ offered
the following amendmentagainst when
Mr.. Cannon raised point OF order:
Provided further, that the superin-
tendent Of the naval academy shall
make such rules, to be approved by the
secretary of the navy, as VIII eftectual,,
" prevent the practice OF hazlngi ana
any cadet found guilty Of participating
in or encouraging or countenanclnB
such practice shall be summary eX-
pelled from the academy and shall not
thereafter be re-appointed to the corps
of cadets. or be eligible for appointment
as a commissioned officer of the army
or navy.
Adjourned