, 1883-12-01

IAusssasavs Eesses.
ImxsrrozDxxcs on mn srArrsx.s.l
OLy,Gr1A. Nov. -
How that The legislative sssaian . aP-
proAchms elo.e. much might b said sbo.t
cha. hs. been accomplished. ~ ssssssss
icr country = vas. IN cormercil aad 9th
9. advantages - the Territory Of Wishing
too ss a matter Of no iDoo1sideratle import
snce. Important qsas:isns are Continually
srisng applic.b.s to its future, and having
direct bearing upoa matters unknown at
prseent, to the men who are chosen % Pro-
vide ass;ns. n contingencies. and 20 matter
bossoever they may sst, shey'czn never AZ
rive 3. tbs. s.,se OF satisfaction which VIII
make their lascrs seseplsble to all nike
Many things uish. be said rascting upon
"a t,.aass az some CT ths members 70 ois-
ebarse the dr;ie. Of ,ss ,nakerL Yet, We
,onsc.srt;-1sI, bsliers Of the BODY ss 8
wno.e, tia. if they have no. exactly come
sp to the expectations q tseir constituents
Is chsnpicbs Of this or that asasare. they
have d ne the hest tasy could according to
/ ,h.:r qualifications, natural AID otherwise
| We do 10. wisa to Be understood % dispar-
sq,ug the efforts in ths right direction CT
snv member; on the conhary we think, at
| leass We vill believe we think, that tho in-
.rodaction Of The most ohnoIioas measure,
however proper i: may have appeared to
| h,mseli, believes that others would zee 1t IN
the same light. The intredaesior OF the
| memorial by Mr.. Thos. Smith. to divide the
Territory. fell uith the rnexpeetedness OF
| an avalanche upon the unsuspicioas and con-
ddirg membe-. ard mortal IS iss puroost
in.erdsd. it was met with and resisted Eitn
q degree Of homes. indignation that made its
su.hors blush with very shame at their au'
dacitY.
The proposition to divide the Territory
WAS first encouraged BY Mr.. johnson, the
Clerk of tho Council, who. impastinG his
! views to Mr.. Smitn. impressed upon that
gentleman tho prscticability CT tho schene,
! who, lending willing ear to the insidious
| whisperires OF shsCal.f johnson. fell into the
trsp and became himself the victim OF the
wrath Of bis colleagues. johnson open
iv advocated the division Of tie Territory IN
the jocrnal, the Ws!la WallA Union, IN
which he OWES an interest. giving
bis reasons therefor, believing, as he says
him.eH tsat '.it is for tao best" Ths cen.
s.;.atiou Of our country gives rs al the night
20 an cp;p,on and, az Emerson said. 'the
right to change it, though it should eonrra'
dict our entire past life.
johnson will probably live to change
tbs opinion he has Sc unfortunately made
| respecting the Territory, aud yet make
amends for the error .hs. came 30 nigh over
wbelmina Elm With the righteous iIdisna'
ton Of tho Council. An Executive Council
WIS held The same evening the memorial
wss introduced, and it was r1mored that 1t
foreSoled lad oIasn for the martial clerk ;
"a. iresmuca ~ its doings wuro secret, and
co usrssn allowed within the haliowed pre-
eiasss, ! am unable TO speak satisfActcrliV
u,on what wss done and rO amount OF dip
.ousey will make member bend to the
e,srciing iBQaisit;on Of prosler Sser IN
iCImatiun.
III. Scs..le Clroaicle n,sn is in .
susrdssy. End like ths dog en the
isucs. re dou's know which way to laUp
He'll val. till the ''clou3s rod by, ss Il
customary. iir. SsaE ssked tho houss
what decision was given 10 relation 20 Mr
Ruar's objection to the intScdn;ton OF IL
?: iccS, snich xss substitute for b. b. ~
-, --~ 'sf.a.s in tne Council. hssia,
re:efeees TO siga licease, TIE Speaker re
rl.ed that M-. Kphr's objections weE'
spreSt upon the minutes, eud en:s.sd o,
.ae jouru.l. Mr. kuhn demanded thst M
journal Be r.aa, 20 see whether the proceed
ings were Lep. corset. The joarnal, on be
iag read I'D lot shcw correctly, inssmact
as ir. Kuhn objsc.oi TO nc introduction d
the substitute, Il. B. I23. A vu.s Was tneI
taken upon eaporaing from tie Journal .h'
) subject matter Of II. B. l2s.
! On vote tins motion was lost. c. B. 70 :,
, protect tic school lands Of the Territory
refused. H. B. lis. by Mr. Ping, relative
to employing = territorial detective to cap
ture AID inpri,ol Chinese wherever fount
who violate the restriction act. psssed unsn
ir.oasly. Mr. Kuhn made telling speecl
on the bill, which was well received c. B
"a. to amend 20i Of tae Code referred. H
B. rs; referred. C. B. II, 70 amend Sec
1900, of the Code passed. c. B. 81. Il
amend Sec. 1850 Of Chapter i522, relative u
railroads crossisg schoo, lands refused. Il
B. ll2, making it misdemeauor to gsthel
up and boom and drift logs or timber brand
ed With a private mari. il What,om o1
Sretomish counties passed A law to pre-
J vent the killing .: fish With ws:er wheels
! hss passed . it'll heavy penalty.
NOTES.
Dr. ". A. Newell. Jr.. the only surviving
son Of Governor Newell, Of this Territory, i:
&C visit to his father and mother and t;s-
ter Tne doctcr Is fne-sppearing. athletic
young gentleman, to whom we had the
plea.ure Of hsiog introduced Immediately
q a.s arrival. d.. Newell. Jr.. s.ards high
in III, profession as physis.au and surgeon,
having held the important position of resi-.
dent physician Of Brockly Meaica, Inst
stitute, Pbiladelraia, whe,e there are q:
Zines from three 70 forr Thousand patient.
erd whsrs ttere are regularly in a.tenoancs
focn twenty Is thirty physicians. He re.
sisuei upon his coming cat hers. tire inpor-
,sDt position Ct pb:nci.n to the Ssats PRS
on Of Nav Jers.y. Ehioh brought him lu-
c.st;rs pr.e-i.A. sxc:nsivs OF the extensive
5uF;,ess he ...eaisi to q, f.mi,y phyn.
,isn.
A'ttSousb a youns nan, and one Of sp'en
.a:i intellectual appearance. hs Is widOvsr
having lost hi Ei'e sone thee geA-a ago.