Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-19

uOrsE HEARS A HOT DEBATE
.,o.,,t. Man Declared the On
''' ,., on prince Henry Cast s'is-
-. on Every Representative

washington, Feb. 1S.-The speech Oh
~ wheeler Of Kentucky in the mouse
", ~ Friday when he bitterly asSallea !,
%" u,y and Lord Pauncefote ana
s'V ',,..A the official preparations FOR
'''', .aoontlon Of Prince Henry had a
Wv in the house today during the
, 's on the Indian appropriation
s@ Mr. Gllct Of Massachusetts IN a
,'n.bours speech, declared that the
a,nreronce Of Mr. Wheelers lam
." Iva carrled its own condemnation
S,sortheless he (GllletO previously de-
,,od such an affront TO a foreign
country 49,
During the course of the speech two
n,mocrats-Roblnson Of Indiana and
rsoyer az Observation-Disclosures
.y sympathy with Mr.. Wheeers ut
,,rance These disclaimers drew from
ur Talbert Of South Carolina the
statement that he desired to share in
me responsibility Of the speech, every
word Of which, he said, he endorsed
Mr. Wheeler himself subsequently
,enued to Mr.. Glllett, reafilrmlng what
h, had said aud declaring that he
,,,ud abide BY his words, whether
they were discreet or not.
Earlier IN the session Mr. Hill Of
Connecticut and Mr.. Shafroth of Colo
,ado discussed the formers bill TO re-
deem silver with gold. The Indian bill,
consideration OF which was begun, was
not touched on In the speechmaklng,
Mr. Sherman of New York who is In
charge OF the bill, announced that In
View OF the fact that many members
IN general debate desired to speak on
matters not germane TO the bill, he
would reserve his opening address.
Mr. Burleson Of Texas then made n
utsch on the subject OF trusts. He
poke Of the strenuous one" who had
succeeded to the presidency last fall,
and contrasted his Minneapolis speech
last summer with the utterances In his
message on the trust question. Be-
tore his accession 10 the presidency he
had spoken Of trust barons" and mo-
nopolstsl afterward OF captains of
industry" all Of which he declared in
dIcated that the president was con
uolled by the forces IN the Republican
Iarty which had in the past protected
trusts
What is the Democratic governor
Of Montana doing to prevent the big
railroad merger In the northwest?"
tsSed Nc Tawney OF Minneapolis.
II he Is not IN line with the gov
ssrnor Of your state" responded Mr.
Bullsson then repudiate him"
ne Is not retorted Mr.. Tawney,
'a1f he rpudiates you"
MI Glllett tRep) OF Massachusetts,
.o0A OCCASION to refer 10 the attack OF
aE Wheeler OF Kentucky few DAYS
S0 upon the administration for It's
PREPARATIONS In connection with the
iG'ncomng visit of Prince Henry and
ue coronation OF King Edward He
yI.vssa MI Wheeler for making the
sus'ge mat the secretary of state
vas plllable lunkey and should be
eo0'el out Of the state department"
s a., making .g tun OF the German nation
ana SAYING he did not care for the
sON will OF the German people. The
mvle alsgraceful such utterances were
ue more noioriety they achieved. he
saG such remarks addressed TO a
OIe'gn country naturally made an i'm
PRESTON abroad, People there know
ho'hlng Of the man who gave ntter.
o SsyJ 70 mem They only know of his
VuVlSl position as member OF the
a,tn''lcah mouse Of representatives ON
wa' account, he said. the stigma of
we sehlleman's speech attached 10 all
we members here. III every one
.ne sentlemans frinds told him
nGs' ne thought Of him. Mr.. Gillett
'au mere perhaps would be some
strained friendships.
,rS SOnlinulng Mr. Gillett said the good
m " every nation was valuable 10
~e united states ana that IL was ex-
,sseu,nsV unwise to fling a taunt in
"' Aoe OF a great people. Personally
W. ,aiu' ne himself was not In SYM.
ETs.uy with the worship OF ROYALTY.
mere We're only two classes in tbis
,SSauIy VINO regarded birth. one was
sna aiis'ooratlc class Of the great cities
~ ~. 'ue 0ther the class which refused
,.,oosnl.e refinement, culture or edu-
n"Vu u II was tainted with color
Ean. ne DelleVed that the visit of Prince
! was proper occasion for
suitable demonstration OF good wifi
had h telauons with Germany recently
Voc pvell almost strained and here
f,lous Az opportunity to display cur
jsh NnusnIp, Beside Il would be churl-
n ~n ana lnhospitable not TO welcome
m mes me representative of the Ger.
~ Wheeler replied 10 Mr.. Giuett
WA ~ uselaimed any idea that on lnst
cat, We bad spoken for anyone ex.
NO. NO. himself though he believed that
~ people believed he did. He said
pr.s a' ,hnumerable letters and tele.
s Saas rom different parts OF the
M 10y IVY containing unstlnted praise Of
nr S speeeh' For himself he said no
E,V,Ieu TO tell the truth. no matter
~ uhpalatable II might be.
w. AsuaDefung to the statement mode n,
ssy o,iosvenor and Mr. Gillet last Fri.
Ws,.a o9ut The visit Of the Prince of
,los 'S during Buchanan's admInlstra.
us,,, Mr Wheeler declared that those
n, |llshls We're absolutely inrorract
os,,s ssil President Buchanan had re-.
No, ~ ,ne prince as a private lnaivid.
lIs ana mad borne the EXPENSE on, 90
Goa, n, pocHet; he had even paid the
usaS ~ a government revenue cutter
heye, w ,hat occasion. He said that he
rn,,t 9plected TO receiving n distlns
sra,,nr u foreigner with proper consid.
,nlsW What he objected 10 was tho
Ns,t VI truculency and svconhancv
ecd1n Joy characterized this and tho nre.
tonduc, ae ,u 'uslraiion, especially in the
Rsf I,. ol The state department
maj ing TO the communicate
Nina v mad received. ne saId tnat
en- ehlhs Of them were from north Nh
ssaa.es, and a great majority from
pOo sIip'lcehs' Before tho An,ori,,a,
is,lngi, ne declared, Il say unhesIl
tract ,nat ! have not a word To- re-
did, sincerely believe that vo " ara
llca,l,s 70 position hostile ~ ran" a.
cum Wv 40 not believe that ~ Pc oc
T. nsco,.s Ieat position in the world i,
dnlnnoi 'aIY lot us to sacrifice onr 40
a forel,,p .lhclples. am the son 80
he sner' and my love az tho ,on,,,
been ebs porn and bred IN me / have
been an 'i ise, IN the press with hayips