Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-05

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to0aN Tue prayer was ouefe4 ~ new. 1.
Dewitt TalmaRs Of Brookly..
Among the memorials psesented and
appropriately referred vas ose by Sevell
consisting Of q o. .nrrent resolution Of
the Legislature c. New Jersey protest
ING against the granting BY Congress Of
any rl9st TO build a bridge from TIE
shores OF New Jersey 20 teose of Staten
Island, y. Y, and asserting tue doctrine
OF states rights 10 denial Of the poxer
OF Congress to grant such authority.
Several petitions we're presented frotu
organizations Of Knights of Labor
urging Congress TO open up to settle
ment the Territory OF Oklahoma
Cameron called up the bull providing
for Zoe apo .ntDsnt Of an Assistant
| Secretary of the Navy. The amend
neut suggested by the Naval Commit
tee require. that the Assistant Secretary
should come from CIVIL life
Plumb hoped that some explanation
would be given Of the need Of such en-
ofhcer. and of sne need of such haste
IN taking up the bill At this tIms, 1t
having been bot recently reported.
Mr.. Havley favored the bill. He
thooRht Ii one Of the most pAlpsble in.
dicstl0ns Of the times that the Amsri-
can people wanted something like a re-
spectable navy. A thorough business
man would be necessary IN s1ca Case
as the confidential assistant of the
Secretary of the Navy.
Mr.. Beck said that Secretaries Lin
coin aud Chandler had two years ago
made plain 70 the Senate Committee
the necessity for an assistant in eacs of
their departments A bill was then
passed providing fer such an officer IN
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pe''sI Pf.s'pase ~ suoa eieo
s 1oa o e a. e ,eutu ~
commuters bill, and, 10 c,noluding his
remarks, appealed Tor Justice Tor ia
kota from men who. AS the descendants
OF the men OF 10, would themselves
feel restlve ender the restraints now
imposed on sne ieffitory shat was seek
ing ADMISSION.
M. Butler obtained the nsor to reply
70 ar. HARRISON out Mr.. Coke asked
Nun 10 give way for an executive ses-
sion. THIS Mr.. Butler was willing
70 90.
mr.. HARRISON wished some agreement
oooia Dc arrived ~ As 10 the tune when
.so oonats snooio oome 10 . Nole on toe
Dill. 49,
Beck SAID that IN Mr.. Vests absence
ne tbeek) was not Wiling TO consent
that time De nxsd. =.
Mr. Harrison Understood from Mr..
vests coiieagae tsat Mr.. vest might
net De 10 the senate Tor week.
Considsfaoie discussion arose As 10
tine course 10 De pursued, the hepuoh
cans showing an onwiiiinRness 10 ge
INTO executive session without an agree
ment as 10 tue vote.
wtnout furteer aonon ths senate
adjourned.
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