, 1879-05-03
Of the bill should be SO suspicious Of the mo-

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pIain szn m1 vote would like to
Thn Tgnat1r Gh.;a MesrttIi eEnt /, object. ....,
tba Se,o1ar xtarf s.Sa tnat only by consent con
s,;i1 han ,t eApla'n u1s Vote. objections behl:
ain p.ain nus 1ose2 ana agreed to, after some cor
19Ii 1na4ou; ne tnen 5alu nc was IN favor OF thi
' 1oe tne reasons he had statet
~ muny tiy Times he wanted to sa!
W,sn ~ tht. ns IN; senate nate, there was tim
passeu. ont ne knew the tactics Of those wht
uppoSg4 n was 10 delay 1t until there was
eMall mouse, Aen 70 call 1t up anu defeat It
susn was the condition OF things to-day. II
tens ashsu To- e1plaln ms rote, because ne now IN
and og,;ne+ 10 ~, a. n,,S 1,nto ~ "A - :.
was evident be voted in Ibis way for tie purpo;e
| of get .in., control of tho mot;nn tn recnnsidcr
/ no sooner rad the Chair announced the rote he
| fore several Senators were Shouting nMr. Presi
| dcut!', 10 ordcr to ret the tlnor.
| Senator Lee was tirst rccornfzed. md the
Senator fro,.. Bureau Welded reluctantly. He
| thep moved to reconsider the vote. and Whit
inr and Merritt strurrIeil for the iInar the for
/ mcr for a snscch anil I1he latter to move ia Inv
| tue last motion on the table,
,nc~,,o,, .,r,n ,,ox,,,
senator Whiting obtained 1t, aud he proceeded
! 70 arralgn tae senators alter the manner OF an
n1o-tue peosso2ue VIII 4o1 Oh scnool-ools+
ne SAG ne was NOT SURPRISED at me taetlcs
wh'ch had oecn used: Hls suspicious bad
proved to 9e Hei1-iounued. his duty
bad been done These corporations,
year altef }car, "enl unta1eu. lhey
coufd oe made to pay II once they we're put
uowh IN tls taA-oooks. ineY knew, II they
were once mere, iaeF "ouiu stay there: lAese
fear lor taxes. lucy Koe" now much It was
worth 70 Keep on these ta1-pooks, and he IN
tenosd TO put tne senators down on the record,
up ~ selt t patn, "a H. ne eontlnnea TO speak e.
noinred towards the senate's e 5onrns, anu "a
though it was pillory wherein he could see bis
bills enemies iansuishing.
A TART ANSWER.
Scarcely had bis last word been uttered before
Senator nieG4e'!an 4ao me hoor and said: MIR.
fersh1. rsn;tv ; ~ the aan+;a ;ASaace anu ,nsu1
are snc., that can bear II m lnnonr fVhao ~
comes to such pass that no Senator on this
door can express his dissent to the views OF the
,e,ea ., -1 H., ouu tG natno9s oeing bounced
motives and of ncinp IN ieaane n.i,h nn.nn.s
tions. want TO exnress 1ny resentment fnr
one do not want h.s lectures nor his advice.
when | feel in need Of any, / prefer
~ +.,s ,sljs SnpGss me SOURCES M II. Ills
dar aftcr tIor aE cannoI orI ,r; ~ 10 ha nst
any longer Let him staud by q his record ), ne
hr calls it. / will take care Of my own, and do
not ask Or want any advice from lin about 1t.
Lap Appuuss aen auts vas set.let, aaa, though
It required to carrv motion IN '~y reccnsdcr
motion after motion to nostnont was n,afe and
lost, the motion to reconsider was defeated. and
the bill died then aud there and SO did tie Ieg-
The credit OF the Statesman and econnn,jsr rom
Bureau.
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Byer,s hill. M. IA in tha or,ar ~ esoora |
,ead;nv waa ta,.an ~, ana s;eo,.saa a ~ ~ 0e.opa
~. 80 aP nuu ~'osusseo ~ so'ne
engtn' thls olll pro'laes 1or reduction OF the
afaries Of the State officers aud the Judges.
The author. of the bill made a speech upou the
measure. CLAIMING that rho reduct;on If sa1o.ia.
49, .',s.a:..I I4'' ue tsun.l1o' - su!at,es
20 = oee<97'@s. ne pfeseas salaries OF tie
udges was s5,5oo,. and he argued that 50 900
'as sufficient for the services rendered. This
: a I'm wor1d Coma ,In,a .;n,o ,T1,a 1,,s..a
= H. u.s,en 1a,.s 49,. 49,. !e AA"se
u tae noase spoAe as'a1nst 1nc feoucuon, and
be Grangers spoke in favor Of it.
Wentworth, Of Cook, made The point that as
,ood Judges could be had for' 81 nm os -.
z 5nn md that in f,birono +ha.r ,ro~, :.
- ~, 49, '4A' - ene'So lucy "ete pa1o
''ooo, "n'en "as a.tose1nef Lou nuco' He was
urc Judges could be bad for less money who
'ould send down the names OF better men for
nsticos n rho pc,ne +bar +hosa ~ n,a u 49,
''AA4 'Aooe @''o'" = feas
nsnees nao. .
coek'e' OF reosla, wanted to know II the law
ers through the State had reduced their
barpes. =. ~,
Wentworth thonoht thew bcd ,ad,,,oa 4,a;u | .
larees fully as much as the 1olt hrleee had ,
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Mitchell said In the carly part Of tbis sess,on
had been . 1ayorite amusement for me,nhers
introduce resolutions dcclarno ~ fnr aii .inas
ocnno,n;ool rotx.rtn = ~ ~. -, ~ ~ na.tuo ,