Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-12
EASTERN NEWS.
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| frrFsBrzg. March 1.-Two hundred
aha nfIy tDpl0ysez OF Aclat1sa,
u y p2iii i Co. f1un1rymeu. have been
h0tlnsd Of an a3Fancs 10 their Wages
I u from : TO l. .-r cent. TO tsks a, Q,
"a april on Toe acton Of tas rru
a sarptise 10 the men. - n de-
- - 5n' Tor al Increase had o=-1 made.
80, - = ettee,ed THAI sthsr fU1Edryule II
'Iis city viii foliox lbe eIalEle-
shsri Tanker.
NEs BEUSswECE y J.. March IL
ne Dime Savings Bsuk IF tuls eitv =
IN trouble It's doors xere elo.-d thls
DoFnisg by order Of the SscresIry Of
STATE Directors OF tue bank are nov
"a session They refuse u give any ia
Ior % AXIOM as 10 what the trouols Is
( Arthur j. OSiibIe, secretary aud treas.
ufer' II u rumored, Is short IL h.s &C
ooohts, tne amount OF the shortage
being -taisd at So ODO.
Indignant asrmsn..
SALT LAks, March 1.-The following
resolutions were today ad3ped by the
ntah Legislature, occisloned by Gov.
hoftay's veto OF the general -ppropris-
ton bill yesterday:
WHEREAS, All laws Ia force IN this
Territory have been 80 passed by the
ssld legislative Assembly, been 50 ap-
proved BY the Governor. and have been
so forSarted 10 Congress, and have not
been disapproved; and
whereas. Under our political system
sne right to pass upon tee constitution
ality Of any law in tins Territory u
vested In the judicial and not the exec
utiys authority; and
Whereas, The officers 60 whom HIS
Excsiiency refers ip bis said veto mes
SAGE ss h7ldin2 over unlswfuiiy, and
| long after the expiration OF their terms
under an illegal statute, and ~ an cleo
ton void ia itself, were duly elected
and qualified, and dalv commissioned
ny HIS Excelleney. Governor Eli II
Murray. Ia accordance with the lag
passed "a prescribed IN the organic act
by the Legislature selected as therein
provided for. and said law vss duly ap-
proved by the Governor, aui WAS not
disapproved by Congress, and has not
been declared invalid 10y a competent
court, said law was not therefore void,
said election was not Illegal, nor did
said officers unla~fully hold ovsr; there
| fore, be Il
Reso(res. by the Council and House of
| Representatives OF the Territory OF
Utah, that the refusal of his EKcellen cy
| to sign the bill because Of hIs opinion
concerning the official status Of the Au-
dltor and Treasurer Is only a prsteXt.
| instead OF reason; that be has made
OF the absolute veto power vested in him
an engine OF oppression, partisAnsEip
| and malice, and that III giving ofic;2!
utterance to the sentiments that the
regularly enacted and approved laws of
Utah are acts OF notification. Eli II.
Murray openly insults the patriotism
OF the various Legislative Assemblies OF
.he Territory by whom the laws were
passed; that he openly, defisntls and
for a revolutionary purpose insults the
patriotism OF tue good people OF this
Territory, by whom said Legislative As
semblIys wore elected. and whose repre-
sentatives We are, and lastly that be
wlifuiIy and deliberately insulted the
intelligence, patriotism AMI devotion to
duty of his predecessors in office, Who
while possessing the absolute veto, ana
being equal in authority to hin. the said
Iii ii. Murray, equally responsible with
tue Legislative Assembly. have given
their final approval Of said laws; and be
IL further
Resolved, That the said statements Of
the said Governor OF Utah Territory,
when spaly zsd Ia their very bone and
IN the hneamsnts of their every fea-
tore" are found to be wiilfal, studied
and deliberate Misrepresentation. FAB
ricated for the purpose of aroasiue
Congress aud the psople Of the United
States to bitter and unrelenting hos
tility to the people of this Territory,
and of promoting thereby such hostile
legislation rs would ultimately destroy
every vestige of liberty and republican
government in the Territory OF Utah;
that tbs unhallowed purpose which
he seeks by such statements ~ these to
promote his public uttsrances aHd
career in this Territory, have clearly
demonstrated to be his chief aim and
desire ever since his appointment to the
Executive chair. and shat his present
attitude in Withholding his signature to
needed laws, and thereby obstructine
the demands Of needed legislation with
nothing but railing accusations instead
Of sound reasons for his Executive dis
approval, places him in the position of
an obstructionist, nuliiisr and AFRO
CANT and defiant opponent of the legal
and constitutional demands of liberty
loving. loyal and much soused people,
whose best interests Il should be- his
highest aim to promote, and whose con
stitutionsi rights he has sworn to main
tain; and be IL further
Resolrsd, Thai these resolutions be
spread upon the inmates OF both houses
Of this Assembly.
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