, 1883-11-24

IoOsKrs-osDsscs OF rus sr.irs.As ]
orrxrlA Nov. IT,

tue u rs EecerAi eiecuoo sQdit Aau temPN
ance tickets viii be p,,iss; all over the Ter
Sisosy. Isl i. sa;d that Ms. Dcaiway vil
prepare grand upper and ball foe h
nembsrs Ct the !es;s.ature ~ho 50 vsiiantl..
stood .sn Tor un:sersal saHrase Ons thin,
is cer,sia, whether abe has ever thought o
/, i. OF net, tha. good deal Of her capita
stock for nesspaper publishing h,s depart
ed with the passage o: the wcmans r,ghs'
bill II is reported that the publisher Of thu
New Nethr.S vii immediately psrfar' ts
move INTO th;s Territory and MARSHAL The
forces CT which abe ia the accseiilei ngen!
ies active business at the next genera! elcc-
iion- Tho lobby that vas hsre two wess'
previously working for The diyis'oa OF Spc'
kane cSunty., arc ssre again working like
beavers Cor smother iivniau OF the mes
county OF Lincoln: tho Lame Of the new
county is TO be known n Docglss county
and .he eoasty seat "a 60 be at Sprasae.
4 iaii has ,eea in.s>-,ac-si in the CanaSa
this no,n,Ds by Dr. whis-hocsr. c. b. =.
70, that purpose.
Mr. Smith introduced bill ter the ex-
empt.ou OF church and sccie;y properly
from TAXATION refused.
Mr. Collins introduced sin,ilsr til'. IN
oiaaing literary sal scieatine institutions ;
refused. Commistee reported on the bill Tor
the relief 0; Miss r. Baldwin. recommend
ing different plan than the one suggested
in the bill, believing that If would be es-
.ablishing bsd precedent that would lead
% other and mors general complications.
B. n. I. By Csson. an elsbcrsss docu-
n.est asking 70. tke aiu,rsion Of the Terri
tory INTO Statehood. C. b. -. by Cation. to
amend SEC. 200 OF the Code. adding subii-
vision S: referred C. B. -. maintaining
posses,orY right On unsurv-yed land Of this
Territory. Bills passed c. B. 76. fixing the
salary Of the Treasurer Of Whitman county.
C. B. II to ams nd 21136 of the Code. c. b.
-, by Cston. creating q jail for GISeld
couo.y. c. b 70 by Collins. to protect the
school lands 70. the Use OF schools within
the Territory. II. 50. to amend e06e If
Of the Code, relative to city ordinances.
1t having bon moo:ed that IN effort
would b. made TO divide the Territory.
havs bson on ''st,li hurt" to discover the
cheeky iu,iir:dua, " ho would fly in the face
Of pablo opinion, hut a, yet haVs seArch'd d
n vain No. 1ot auite. j have at this mo-
nent been informed that memorial would
30 ;atrodnced in the Council this afternoon.
So thither uend my way. and arrive just
10 time to see the memorial introduced by
ar. Tho,. Smith Of Whitman county. The
memorial enrmorates iasny rezs"us Why the
Esstsru section OF Washington Territory
should be act of from the western portion.
the distance members have 70 travel to at
tend the Legislative session, seemingly being
the principal reason. / nsed not say that
the bill created turure OF indignation, al
a,ost all of the members participating in the
debatc, particularly the Hon. Thos. Cation.
Y ho spcke Win mnch warmth and sIoQuence
.nd -, y, too, as he had introduced mem.
arsi in the morning praying tor sdnis ion
into tn. Ua:oa tnAt was really q mastery
iocu,IeAt. the result Of much study and
iore.hough..
OF cocrse The Introduction Of 4 memorial
asking fer d:slnenbegnent naturally Aroused
the ire t.f the Denostb,nss OF the Council.
Mr. kahn, after The introduction of the
memorial s.oec and said
"Mr. P,eaidsnt, / obi,c. strennousiy TO
anything like that document going to print.
as 1t locks ridiculous Are we going to s.ul
E:y ourselves by allowing auch a paper as
that tc go before the pubic. | hsps and
trust it viii be voted down."
Mr. Eimistoa ''i hope it will not be
v5t,d dosu, Mr. Pre-ident, as it f,reshad-
oxs disposition III tie night direction. !
know thsrs are people here who would
jump cp snd get angry ct such doc1n.snt;
DC. believe it right and proper. and stall
sgs.ain It."
Nr. Kuhn: ''Nr President, there's an
o:d saying that 'uni:ed We stand. divided
ws fall, sni there is DOW an effort eefng
made to &c. the Territory into the Uaiou.
and this looks like al effort 70 prevent 1t.
don. want the people eutside to think that
anyone in tins CHAMBER would introduce
bill ike shs. don't want that memorial
to 20 any further. What We want is 10 get
into the Union aad mot Let the people know
VS. are trying to destroy the chances of the
Territory becoming State"
Mr. Cstcn Mr.. President and gentle.
msp, 1 hardly know what to say, - the in
PRODUCTION of the memorial has well righ be-
vildersi me. During my entire official c.
resr nothing hike this has ever come undsr
nv observation it, introduction will dc
more 10 sst aside ali past eforts. for these
m9uj le3te F~-s - S~sSk4 t"c osfcIi &U
which We have Sc long fought. fhsn any.
,hiog sl.e CSC ;siEE Of. The ge'.tlsmsn,
IN hrs memorial cites reasons that are unten-
able, why this Territory shon!d be divided.
There is 10 Just reasnn Why TIE agricultural
iatererssof Eastern WRhirgton should sn,sg-
oaizs the different in.ents Of Westerr
Washington. To-day presented & memo
nsl fJr admission. sni to-day a memorial
/, presented against IL. After twenty years
CT continual vaskaIiAye 70 eastern opinion !;
after twenty yearz, l Fay. Of suhserving to
eastern wh;ms. ne s.e confronted with .
document ir the cspitol building of t5s Ter
risory. by = member of the Lssi4stive
C,oneI. aiming =. an indefinite postpone
msnt Of what We have been seeking for the
past twenty year.. the right Of seit-spvern-
meat under al the privileges Of the eens.i-
tution. Am not - capable to de.srmins
my right to-day q I vaa many years ago 10
Oregon, I want this aninosity 70 b Sur.
led, between the two sections Of the Terri
tory sad proclaim without fear Of contrs-
dicsion sha. the sentleuaa Who iazoduoed
the memorial could rot 6nl two men xhc
-onid fsvar fhs ,nsas1vs Ru< 70 t~-1, t.,