Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-16
TIE SENATE AND HOUSE
Three Reports about sen.
ator Payne'a Case.
An ne Rrssiasns.' Messages a. Pphne
Interest t. Be Cellsetsa = Reaas.
tioas n the River ana Hnr
bar AppsoFriafIouA


MNWMANn
WAssSoT0N. galy f4--Tn aAs Ssnasa
t'uGn, frun tee Commitaes "a Pfivi.
ieRee and Elections. pgssaated 4 separt
on toe electiOa casa of SaaaAor Pseaa.
haar. o. hahait ol himsatf ana Frge.
presented the dis8entinR viaws az tha
minority. kgaEts made a separate ~
port pgesentina tno views az himsaff.
Teller and kiEAn. All The rapoFta wars
ofdsfed pfinsea In one aoenmsnt
and sere placed On tha caismdaf to Is
called as sny tama az . psiViisaed
Wilson. Of Iowa, offered q resolution
te4t inaugural addresses. annaai mes.
ssRea aAd such al'ecial messages ~ raAy
ee de9mcd % general pahi3a SnaaFnMs oR
the several Prssidoats 81 the pniaeS
States % arranged Ia ehrunnio4iaal ar.
der and pFintod a. q Esnatm4aaeauanf
Referred - tha Commiitsa "a Print{ug.
Aliisoa snhmittod a nonfaranos rapnra
on the legislative appropriation bill. tha
conmiltea Agreeing apom al pninfn
ander disputs bsiwasn thn two hansaa.
sxoepl as % th0 foilswinR nsints.
Clerka Tor Senators (naA chAirmam Sc
sommitleesl, salary fog al Assistant
Treasurer at baltimora, npnqanfiafinn
tor Tires clerks fox tha Cisn Hsrgios
Commiesion, and relating 10 ths CON-
pon4AtiQn OF tue KaesrnAl IA avenaa az.
noeis, sarVaFoFl, ele. Tne asn8sa atlll
tartnef iasia1ed On ias dsHageanmens
VITA tne hoasa on tneae polnia
Nae Senate rseamed ths elnsldsra-
tinn os the River and Hfnof Aopro-
priAtis1 bill, shs amonat a3apsaf Ia
Olmmittea Of the Whnia baiaQ tha farst
20 Be disposed of. Tna Arsi pslaa vas
. dtyi tiou On she amendment 6H srsa by
LasAila. Aes items we're fox ans Missis-
sippt river, providing tnAt Abs portion
or sne appropriation faT Plum Phns
and Lake fr0vidsnoa reaches na con-
anea 50 completing and msinealnlnn
the ievees throughout snsa roAshms %
helaht Of two feet above ths Hood of
lo53 and 90 the rempiation sg she
works tn o9nir Acslon. fns am sad meat
Vas adopted.
All amend nents agreed 10 hy tho San.
ale In Clmmittee OF Gho Whola haginw
bSou disposed of, tho whole bill waa
open for amaRdmsnk.
MeAiilaas OhaEman % chs Com.
mittee ol C3mmeFoa, moved 10 strike
oat ell after Toe anaatlGR elaasa In tha
hllis and 10 insert all items nov Ia tha
bill. except thAt ID eaeh case tha amoHns
De rodaead - per esns. Hs axplAlnaa
taat tna amounf OF tha housB bill fin
found numoars) wAa &s5001.O11 fha
am0ant reported By ths Com mitiae "a
Commefos, $is,0J00j0; enc am lnns
agreed 20 oy ice Sfnsla ia Commitlea
cf tne Whole, f60Q,090 mare. and the
amount under tha proposed rs paF osnk
rsduosion $i4.001.0J0.
An extended diaeusaion followad.
MCMILLAN said that be- submitted
hla Substitute by direction Or
ehs commiitee on Commafca, and ha
aud 0thsg msmbars OF tha C3nmi8tas,
daring the discussion which followed,
expiataed thAt thsy personally, and
majority Of tue OSmmstteo, favored tha
oili ~ it stood, bat wefa oonslrAinsd 20
Fee3mmend the Fedaati0n In The belief
that Ia ang river aud hArbar bill % BE-
had the redantioa mast DO Enada, and
taat, 50 far ms the senate was eaaaaFaed.
it would doabklsas pass the bili.
Efmunda thaunht lha radaGti0n waa
wise. II wonld h0 better % make q re-
dusli0n Of 80 Ger can't.
Eastis aud Miller wanted 10 swell the
bill Through The hostility 10 the admin-
istFation In order 10 force a veto. Ia
vas 40 opaa aearet. Ms Maid thAt Az.
ranxem6nt we're heiBg made "a nnother
body 20 bury tho bill. provided eeflain
things we're done, o. provided aha
am0nnts we're increased Aey0e3 Z GER
tain point. Hhera have been n0&aina
about tne corridors Of the caRlsai, and
tn the cloak room and on the door oR
tbe Senate, statements. rHpaatsd day
after day By men who FsprsaefEt the EK.
ecative and BY fnen who stood oiose 20
Il. They did not, he stated. say (aot ia
whispers, bat oatsp1kHn w0Fds) that ie
this bill exceeded q certain point, IA
would undoubtedly maat the executive
veto. Salisbury asked Miller whaGhex
be had any Information from lhe Proai.
dent o. any person intimataly connected
wtsh the Presidont that be antnndod 70
veto The bill. At "A not right f0E 3ena-
tor 20 charge the President with an Nc.
tempt 30 innaenoa she aofion 0f tha
Senate, 0eosuse no peFs0a hiss ever bs4n
more careful In that Respect than chs
present executive.
Miller replied that be mada no snoh
charge, sna tnal be had ~ informafi0n
whatever on she sabi soA He had msgelF
stated that She men whs stood before
tha eountFs as leaders of ta0 admin
istration party. etated for weeks and
weeks that, u the biIi saaaeadaa, "A ives
certain that u Eonld be vetoed.
The discussion waa continued bg
RlddlebafReF, Cail and Piumb. Tia
latter criticised che Cemmittes On Con.
meFee. and referred 20 tbs rumnFa AZ
she Presidential veto a. aomathina thas
eame underground w the sewerage aya.
tenn between the Waits Hoaas and tha
Capitol.
C0ngeF, member Of the rcmmiltee on
Commeree, resented ths refeFenee 20 hiB
aOmmtttse, and ehafaoleF'nod them a
''insidious attacks upoa fhe eonmitteo.
Al through the speeah,p be aaid, ran
attasks on tbo m0tiye4 cf nimeariky,
honesty, and honor Of toe enmnalfte9."
A. tbe Gloss Of Conaef's nceech,
which uas extremely bister thFoaRhoas,
tbe Senate wIth0na osming % vote, I'd.
i1aEnsd.