The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-22

ence. her chastity, is limited to any
locality.
The men of the north. south. east
and west equally IOve-aye, in the pal
ace or in the cabin-equally love the
home"
Even this. he said. did not obIiterate
the fundamental principle that the men
50 charged had the right To a trial in
a court of law.
In all this. he said. he did not at
tack the senator from South Carolina.
but his doctrine.
MIR. Carmack's Reply.
When Mr.. Spooner concluded Senator
Teller obtained recognition. but said
he would yield briefly to Mr. Carmack,
who was also addressing the chair. Mr..
Carmack said:
Mr.. President, / was not in the
chamber i'm the early part of the speech
made by the senator from South aero
lima. believe DO senator bere bias
given more frequent or seVerer provo
cation for retort than the senator from
South Carolina No senator upon
either side of the chamber has ever
made remarks about the senator from
South Carolina as studiously offensive
as the senator from South Carolina
without any provocatiOn whatever. has
seen tit 10 make number of his Gil
iedSueS III tflS cnamDef.
Il have no feeling of resentment to-
ward the senator from South Carolina.
for without making any personal appli-
cation, L wish TO say that with respect
to some men il is a misfortune rather
than a fault that they do not know
how to speak the language of courtesy
and good feeling.
Singing Sarcasm.
saw fit to allude to the fact that I had
been defeated for reelection. IL was
retOrt so obvious, so easily within
the reach of the most groveling faculty
that l am not surprised that il should
have been suggested to the intelligence
of the senator from South Carolina.
THE senator from South Carolina did
not need to LIFT his belly from the dust
to attain to the height of that retort.
believe it to be true. Mr. President.
that the fact that my service termi-
mates is matter of regret to nearly
every senator upon this side of the
chamber. | doubt very much whether
that could be truthfully said if the SEN
ator from South Carolina were in my
position.
The senator says my spear is broken
and that i have taken a garland of
flowers upon that broken spear to the
White House. Broken or unbroken.
that spear has never been dipped i'm the
filth of the gutter"
Teller Would Not Yield.
Mr. Teller interrupted at this point. !
and Mr.. Tillman was on his feet. ex-
pressing the hope that the Colorado /
senator would yield to him for brief |
reply Ito my friend from Tennessee"
When Mr.. Carmack declared that he /,
might also want more time. Mr.. Teller /
in positive language declined 10 yield /
to either, but, addressing the cham /
Der, said he would move to close the I
doors of the senate if he could get 4 /
second. Senators on the Republican I
side of the chamber seconded the mo-
ton, which Wa carried
The closed discussion was devoted
entirely to an effort to secure the eX-
punging from the Congressional Record 1
Of the portion of Mr.. Tillman's remarks /
relating TO other senator's. which he .
as 'the minstrel show" ,
and which, after two hours discussion. I
was brought about by the South Caro- |
lima senator's agreement to withdraw ,
his remarks in that connection.
TilIman Apologized.
Senator Teller made the point that (
the portion of the speech referring to
other senators was beneath the dignity
Of the senate, but those who had been /
alluded to at first declared they would ]
never consent TO the withdrawal until |