The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-23

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GIaptrap 0Dcredulous I pose OF any
temperate Side), but busuler %
iound the dignity or the G Touse he
Its honor being violated 1lCuse and
IN ~ ni s. outy 10 call the at fnt 81 lett
The gentleman from Pan,o,
salq II was natural for a ~ bi'ania
feel for his son, so it was , ,%lHer to
also natural for him if ~ i. ~ - Il vas
sense of honor he should bav laa the
!. -, IN !, d Sesmly and becoming 1 10 90
dsT. -''' eA0isined Ran
And does it" Continues H..
outraging this hou=e. IF Won : ! "by
6sileTe what 1 tell you ip :. % ,tion't
CalS matte. and [ promise ~ , HsaIe
a good deal more than [ heva "a st g,oVe
No man with keen sense of It- S..u'
Woaid be found on this fioor --SG I!Of,
"RaI ne has been doing in .bIs ,ro.o z
White, OF Kentucky, move az ~.
me SaIgeant.a at arms be dirant.e'Ji- "a q.
arrest non. VIM. It. English or ~
oilng HIM to the bar, In d, s5 1l4
whether he had violated tho , 1ao7
lsgeS OF the floor. White s Fi-..'
quen ~ Withdrew il. ~0's-
B2yue offered 8 resolution -
stEuclng the commit ee on rniss ~ IL
inquire into and report to tba 49,. "
whether or not VIM. II F1Si I-yOSs
memDsr OF the House, had vjoIa-d9
Its privileges or rules. '4''O
6sbl'tz / objected.
payne withdrew his resolufio,
for the time being. ''''I
Question recurring Gu minority
resolution it was lost, yeas 1913, naTo
Iz9, ard majority res. Intion adoDtei
yess 100, nays 10 English them
appeared at the bar and tack tSa
oath of office. '"'
Bayne re offered his resolution as
q question OF privilege.
Dunn suggested that il b.
amended by directing an INQUIRY
whether Green 3. RauD2. a late
member OF this House had lobbifd
tor the whisky bill.
Thompson hoped that DO such
amendment would be passed,
Bayne said be offered his r solu.
iOI because he had information
hat a member Of this House in tbe
.arly part of the proceedings had
'een asked to leave his seat, that be
iad left his seat, that he had gone
nto consultation with English, and
hat be had thereafter disappeared
rom the floor of the House without
having been paired. Having that
Information, he feltit right and lust
nat an Inquiry should be made bv
competent COMMITTEES.
CIhe member to whom Ravna
makes reference is Weller. who
'O;ed on the first roll call and did
lot do so thereafter.
Bayne mOdi1 ed his resolution by
the committee power to
end for persons and papers.
Hammond offered an amendment
the investigation to
elect committee Of seven members
nd requiring it to further enquire
whether any ex-member EMPLOYED
s an agent or attorney in any con-
osted election case, OF for any rail-
Dad or other corporation, having
ny claim pending, has, during this
sssiOn abused The privileges allowed
le HO0ze uuder rule 81, ana report
-hO hey are, and how they have
0aeed the privileges granted them.
men1ment agreed TO ana resOlu.
on o. amended adopted.
Bill amending Thurman sinking
md act.
Bill FORGETTING Oregon Central
nd grant, congres sional library till
i'd education bill were then pressed
Don the House for consideration.
RECON Central measure proved tuc-
saful. Consideration Of the sink
z fund bill being voted down,
ess 76, nays 100, and other PROPOSE
0n5 without division.
Oates opposed the bill on the
'ound that it proposed to forfeit
,rtion Of the grant which had been
.rned by the road.
George took the same view, and
Cobb made an Argument in sup.
)rt OF the bill. In tie course Of
IS remarks he referred to decision
the supreme court OF Oregon il
gard to the grant to the Oregon
entral, and George asserted tnst
e Oregon Central to which the de-
sIon referred was not the Oregon
entral to which this bill relsted'
Id intimated st the same line LhaI
1bb was misleading the House;
1is aroused Cobb, and be declateu
, had in bis possession q !eII6i
owing George 10 be a railroad a.
rney.
George entered a V igOTODs cenia-
this declaration, and defed Cooo
produce the letter.
Cobb said that when the gen'ls
an accused him OF attempting q
islead the House, he was mistaken
George disclaimed any intention
charging COBB personally with
attempt to mislead the House.
t the fact remained that ne was
ing so. -, ,ro
further debate, the House
journed.
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