The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23
carson corrs-p@aerSe. q
: cAnsos, Fsbuary Q. ls7o.

In tho SENATE lively discussIon took.
place over Hn =. Assembly
bill. introduced by Mr. Moiukey, Of
Humboldt, believe, to prohibit the
employment. of Chinamen as slsborers Oh
public and other certain works. Sena-
tor, ,westoIdeld moved that the bill be
indefinitely postponed. osn-toI Board
man moved that IL be laid on the table.
This motion opened up fha debate luns
der some latitude granted by tic Presi.
dent which was ready to burst forth,
bu; which had been Gu. ofS by the sino.
ton FOR Indefinite postponrineLt. Wes-
tsriield claimed tbat the bill ~ Moon.
sttuLlOuul iu-smuch as IL Conflicts With
the cAi5tiug treRty under which IL IS
held by many lnd ;rs, that the citizens
of the Chinese EIIpl:c hre ertitlCi 10
all the privileges granted 10 the urust
favored of nntious. Farrell made some
objections on account OF injury tEdt
might thereby be inflicted or certain IN
dustrius of the State. Coinirs favored
the bill bat ia discussing It took occas.
ion To- ioOS Ht uie history oi Ia. Chinese
from u rather PnIt.aan titspuhlioaBl
stand peiut. He said that CSiu, Penn,
juLustOu and otL"r leading DaiaoCcats
had favored their coming to California
inioEder that through fhema sysiela of
ChvuD stnI 0cTNile labor Ili.h DU ,stsb.
iishri Tia brcusl. Stna;or W =.
S!rHu.t % Lta tCet " lao dIscinlDed srch
agtion ou par. OF thc giol'ar D'ut6Gra.s
ul tha 9oitisn state. IT. wum.G 30
his t'aurfB 6lirtpniitd q. e. rl.rT.u ci
c.us.a wIt!, a.uIu. ,SIv.,nt "a p-r;
ct the D,s-a,Tl.-, Ea,l took ;.G agJr.
IL ALSO iu 0. an.,s' IlwrtL.ys wrui rif-r
tie favpEh Eh.IgsHr u! Gat.igl..I NJ. J--
i.I.ng.d ,hp Oh,uyc, IiI,lr bs guab.
such rp StIniglI pEa ysL,g- ai lla r,,gt.
lis, kucF.n- hundreds ot lf.b '..is az
cuiyiuyui,Lt 10 the exclusion q!
room vHlTE IhEouEU-
VINO would u".y Le too glad 10 30 tho
sane work u ihvy were uliu" I'd IA chance
o! makt... uyIrg rates out Vi u. " VIZ
don't ,Ou n,"ution "a" names of Ihssc
m"n IN your -nIulDar!t' csviaIicd
l'CcsssveH. Co'uGGs r,'!lt"d that Lo had
named them. " Ih"n. - g.'rItgi CTuSs-
w.!!. this - the hrat .i,uc / MAS even
called Ir4E.' . '.
Mr Cassidy said Lo did no; know
whether the b.!I would hold water or
snot, but he wanted to see 1t tried, Iiii
should b. decided unconstitutional, no
DOdy would bG hurt, hot iiit were made
operative thu lnhpTIIg clnHsrS would bu
rIigyru from competition for their
Ereai aul meat with John ChinaIuam
H. said that. ~ amy rate. u wvuiG *.
c.ud- Chu,'nua from udu1y part IN
IubUc wuTk of the STATE, sG,h ~ the
proposed iiirGur Asylum, aud he want
ed this much cti, ctrd. at all events
Tho bill a. test did not suit him any
way. tie proposed Hn IneuGtn at:
"'Ih.HHo c0fpJrrHoH dfirr due of The
prs ,yr this Lm he Gsirsssd 10 ugpiny
CknIu,s IN uag manner '-1ai,psr," ana
that tue bill % sSbInittri u com.uIi-
tgO Ui one - make The proposed chs sIgo.
Hsre soue confusion. book llIcn ~ Ia
vproper manner OF reference. some wish
my the bill r"cbuwitiod to the Curu-
mittru on Federal Rel ttiOuJ anl olhGrs
thinking that IL should be referred To
the Judiciary. Iu the nids. tho confu.
zion whom there seemed to 10 no motion
before the House except torefcr. the In.
struction to amend which formed part
OF Casyidy's motion being temporarily
UyeTiDokud, BOsrdman Tuso and moved
that the:'ill be referred to the Commit
t"c CtI Federal iielati ,us with siustTuc-
iions to amend Uhcnfollowei an
Eli - lnflt, In Substance, the, same that
CaS,iiy bad 0ffcTtd). The handsome
bipaGc Seuttor iro,n Eureka then rose,
s.nudin ndtgarat tones which made the
senate chamber ring. claimed that
BUarhmru WAS rn5kinga motion which
10 himself hId ,nn,ic aud which wns
even then hetocothc Senate.
s-9 rF THIS rIEcE or IuUSDIE . .
Could not hc given up without strug.
gle aud BWlrinRu stUutly d. MED
that the motion ho made had been
made 10y any Stnhtor before him.
s"M hereupon Cassidy rose aud clriiucd
the motion to bu his own in still strong.
or language, aud said that il anybody
uttered huJtbing 10 tho contrary he
spoke that which was untrue. Bond
IuHn disHiimod any desire to utter Rn
uutruth and rsliuIuishod this red. hot
tiurdurbClt There IL a 6buit uf bnn
oomhc IN this. Mr.. Edi,Cr. ~ yyu ctn
not tail 10 400; bat to innu Ufaclufc TAX.
no buutrlnho and to aaiI,, supo1 the
Er1toyic inoincut and tho siTalc .,ic
movement frr the snkG U' periy policy
n Prt;ing upon tho record ~ Il carry
Pg cut The popular wiFh hy ar'icipn.
Jon. an ~ wefc, requires high degree
" clcycrnoss and sngaeity, for which,
,lwdys rCCOmIHcnd me tO George W.
IgsEidy. .-#.E
"Ha,.~fta ~ wurr ursrr ..fs... .
IA you arc aware tho COMMITTEE Of
Fourteen has seemingly done nothing
thus far ia the matter Of recommending
Legislation on fares aud frcights. They
hRrc hard probIum tp solve, 1t ~
trho. nna probably hryc goiic ~ iar rs
th0y eau 'sawndsdigssiiug GUmo mois-
urcR FOR tho euro ui tho ogil thni they
were epuein;td o. lcgWnispr; but tho
popular. mind IS suapivious. Ia The
yF,e gsgJnbly. this afternoon, dr ra,irs
Ia Democrat, elected uii iho Iudtpt'ud.
tut tickct IN Carson, VITO Is very
. shrewd lnwy or, and who ia considered
tho champion oi Ihu Y. s. z. Htiltaau /
is'r"dGrod IA roaolution which brogght
ont tptotty clearly tho sentiment oi the
Homo on The railroad question. "tbRt
tho Committee Of Fuurtoou be- authoriZ.
cl,o seud in. persons and pOpcrs and
to ndministcr- ouths.' Foulks Of
tnshUa, ratil Rnti-railrond man, at
tackled tho resolution as ifick 10
secure delay tor the corporations and
moved a. amcnd. thP tho committee Of
fourteen bo ordered TO report on tho
two bills Submitted Ia them by the
committee Of Virginia cihzous, on tho
Woodburn bill, next Monday, and on
Lewis biz nest Tuesday. Smith OF
Lyon moved 10 lay on tho tabls. This
was lost by n vote Of 20 to 20. The
amendment went under by ~ 90 2s.
Tho resoluiiOn, also. was lost by pretty
nearly the some vote. At present the
Assembly is clearly In fsyor Of passing