The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-03
House of Representatives

WASHINGTON, December Wilson |
Qowa), presented the credentials of
Smith, member-elect from the Iowa
district, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Kasson. Smith |
took the oath of Office.
Follett. as question of privilege, |
presented the following preamble and |
resolution: Il do impeach Lot Wright. |
United States MaTshal ii fox the sf oltdRr
P pnno;nted a large number OF general !
aPpS snecial deputy marshals, to serve AT
tbe several voting precincts In Oin 1
natl at the election for members Oh Con
oress on the 14th of October 1921, anu
armed said deputy marshals WIN pc,
| tolls and other deadly weapons E Saiu NJ
S So'v sN been furnished by the War De-
n nayn of the United States govern.
ipn pa. in that a large number OF
denntv marshals SO appointed ana
earIpoed were notorious criminals;
O. CO., n mon known to be of vicious ana
brutal habits and reputation, and many
~ them non residents of Clnclnnau ana
u the State of Ohio and that said deputy
1,,orsbaIs acting under his orders ana
d;roctions aided. abetted and encour-
coed in fraudulent voting, lntlmloaVi0Tn
of voters and gross outrages upon the
elective franchise and the rights OF nom
oSt voters of the city in furtherance Oh
the interests of political party ana It's
candidates. Therefore, ...o Nv.
ResoIUed: That the committee on - co
nenditures in the Department Oh jus.
{ fice be required and directed as SON ~ a; a.
The same can reasonably be done, 10 III
!, . .ne sueh charges and report TO TINS
4 House" :t IF order
: against the reception OF the resoluI1oli
5 Int the Speaker overruled 1t, declolls
!. t,e resolution presented .maIter -
4 s1-iyiIeoe and the House could oeeeI
n Zine for itself how far the investlgatIo
1ToI,Id he proceeded with, ana VIVA
4 Committee should have charge OF IL
3. After long discussion, the h 'i'
n odonted Follett's resolution.
/, Reagan called up the lnter-otateI cSl :
" merce bill. and the House oeclu eEo :
d consider it, notwithstand 1ne em os
N of O'Nein, of PennsylyVania, " po'
i'd pone the discussion untll to.n to So n
1r Peaoan offered as a substitute IoL -
- LII ra6ortnd nv the committee on con
r,erce last session, the bill general
I-nown as the Reagan bill, ana ehee II
80 ON exhaustive comparison OF q
t t-,'o measures. Under the commune u
q I'm he said, the liability OF rallI9s
o o, to any person suneIn
ne ne Wrdng by its action was aetuaI qamas
IN Ia s %rJ while under the suDstl1u'
n nS he was liable for three times the ana4 ~
eo n IF damages : m The billof the comlmItt
ny did not prohibit discrlml1niaa,ssltOann \,
ne. ne f fret charges, but the substitute p
. aT bihifed companies from charging en-, IN,
"a "a for a shorter than for longer 4ls'af II
M for fo the same quantity OF frelgh5' I
re Substitute gave complete iega , q
2he eon;table remedies to the Gltlzen .
eger rI injury. without delay, :
tbToneb the courts of the country.
- connittee's bill failed to DO TINS:
pc other great improvement In Ins
OF St;tnte over the committee blli lay
at ihe fact that, while the latter ORE
the the Coz Committee to inquire INTO
method of pooling and TO report h 9
ieoislation was needed on the SUD- y
SAINT the former absolutely prehaolteo .
q its po St f6e conclusion of Reagan's
ion. marks. the House adjourned.