The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-08
REV|vES
|[R MEMORIES
|.ter Calls Up Issues
War in Manner
|neEu for Years.
\ 0F GOVERNMENT
Ia "REBELS" TENTS
|pe in His Opposition,
IA No Support IN
attitude.

:epator Hepburn of Idaho
. today made the sharpest
Ia the issues of the clvls
. been heard IN congress
.ars.
IA against men in "rcb'
being permitted TO oc-
1ment property or tne
being allowed TO fly
5nsIly he drifted into the
hoporing men by placing
ID the hall of fame and
taxable inference con-
zion of Virginia in send
||ue of General Robert Il.
N Of fame.
.Esy and worship it il YOU
1on't intrude it upon the
o not want it
ocrats Aroused.
seDators moved uneasilv
|.or conversing with each
fynwninp, during the
|..or Heyburn had conclud-
.znkhead of Alabama said:
The senator from Idaho
bctter and ] ask for a
y shouted q dozen or
and hands went up IN
motion from every part
chamber.
rotc was had on the tent,
LION, all Democrats and
rs except Mr.. Hepburn
iou was reached in its
Mr.. Hepburn was
<e an objection. and Mr..
as alert in moving the
Regardless of the objec-
.elr was evident that the
s7oused some feeling, for
ace and animated voice,
<h0 sat near Mr.. Bark
that if this resolution
f Of order no other husl-
Eransactcd.
Is Unanimous.
3d motion being unde-
mate Immediately pro
ave and no vote on the
~ whether tho resolution
ID up. This was decided
stivc unanimously, Mr..
<oting.
ID then spoke for prob
|nutes in which he went
Ihe issues of the war and
II as much 2 patriot now
IN in ls62-63.6i. There
flsl Interruptions, but all
{ ned with evident inter
~ scustors hold a buried
While the Idaho senator
ug and decided TO make
|. whom Mr.. lIcyburn had
~ contcDted themselves
the question 10 90 10 \
lnconic remark by Mr..
With Majority.
'ed that Mr.. Hepburn S
9for Borah Of Idaho, was
nc Republicans to he
NJ roll call. without "A
1tenance, he voted in fa-
Qoption OF the resolution
Ar. Hepburn had so re-
rflghing.
ms speech was delivered
nPs, though in well mod
Z 1tlon refers in terms TO
veterans reunion at q
III he snid, "aud il pro,
government Of the Unit
fecognition of its puY,
'an the property Of the
y trust ] shall not be
go faith when I say that
kl incurred from a scuator
!ted in this measure
ls occasion the men en-
celebration would wear
Lerm mud his reply was
I've. | asked him fur
|'pel nag was TO he car
property of the United
|, replied that both tho
union flags were al.
Z these reunions"
ast the South.
7 then proceeded 70 saw
'a not want to open the
var, he still thought
3 made q great misfake
mad been told that tho
m the habit Of max
% the Grand Army Of
ny ne thanked God tha,
2 .rasc. because tho Crane
+ apl9sed of men who bad
ndc Of the union and
& 'A' a glorious and hon
y ,apeet.'' ,oI,. he said, coins
I )oIsdarsast )oIda.rsst Of the G. &. II
seiate sys veterans, "thar
7 ,Shelr support 10 th,
VI th thasas s'i IDLY by and say
.as .1se sh issues arc raised
7e in 1862 .sa.Sl cnnl, noE
/. nsrr nnrs,otic and can the,
|ne |n,'n;t ! the subject Of tn,
? 1Ir NJ ,lesl In this age? I
" hnow it the bet
Davis Interrupts.
Illpiion. '' i received
Iho. eys e,,snator JEFF Davis q
I|on pyen ~ without awaitin,
ffposed inc Idaho senator
|; Al in H. inc question:
\ ho sss,nopded s,pod Mr.. Hcvlurr
! ri 2 W question of ih
r replied MIR. Davi.
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