The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-17
IN THE CAPITAL.
49, Time in the Senate
! ~ and House.
,orsE EVENING SESSION .
Of the silver Coinage
u zee Fitz-JOhn Porter
~ Biil-Etc.
or EVENING SESSION
SENATE.

.,,r February ia memo
.,,.sated in the Senate to-day
%, .. being a concurrent resolu-
i =. legislature of Kansas. pray
IS 'GoggreSs provide for the rights
y r., railroads. through Indian
y Reierred. .,.-
p.-- 4 savannah, Ca, was pre-
T';i. = i Rrovn, who prayed for the
Ss7 .ftbe silver coinage act. He felt
re- iP..I i - If 70 present the petition OF
d 9-,i intelligent gentlemen, but
g. Z. i ai.l'i lis duty to say he could not
g is. ~ The statfm ants of the peti-
effect that the law had been
q y - n the country. Brown al
Y ~; 4. -,rs desirable, he could secure
ss,,. signed by hundreds of
'sl. ,,s. 81 people OF that State
4 '.'.I he repeal Of the coinage act.
l- -ot;tion was referred.
J,,.-;V from the committee on
a..,lD' reporsed favorably the
E, 1.s' ibe Blu providing that the Trea-
+ -.s az. n tbe United States may with the
l. ~, # Of .be Secretary of the Treasury
4 .-Ig-'7e he assistant Treasurer to act
1s1lace and discharge the duties of
Tr5ssu-sr, and that in the neces-
= ,5,s1c. OF either the Treasurer or
an. Treasurer, the Treasurer may
he consent designate a clerk of
,Tr;ary Department to be Actlng
sg1t Treasurer. The bill also pro-
That the official bond of the
,ld The Office should be held to
nd apply to the person ap-
nst for the time being.
III sid the passage of the bill
Id Tniy needed as the Assistant
gvss sick and the Treasurer
"a working so hard that his
alhcOme disabled, and it was
u a5.ulY that he could sign
I'VE
ha-s inquired whether the Assist
Trssvrer vas not an officer to be
i,Ul.d BY the President and con-
iTdby the Senate.
N1.iil replied yes.
ingalls, aid this bill would permit of
As appointment Of an assistant secre-
bag. GA persen to act as such, in
lliRly and without the consent OF
;le Ssaste.
Norl said the committee had
iOgsh! Of amending the bill so as to
INIT each appointment to period of
ea days, out that any amendment
could send the bill back to the House.
Ingalls, did not thinkany legislation of
hS character at al wise.
After some further debate the motion
p 'aeanll the bill to the committee
gig'eei to.
4fssol1hon BY Na1ey was agreed to,
i'..lg 'le committee on judiciary to
l1I' wat legislation is necessary in
i y. y subject pUperty removed into
l--al !,eiiliOy to attachment or to
'! . al- lorced sale. In Offering the
. INC AaIey explained that much
wy lG been run over the lines
Nv ~ 'Ill Territory by debtors in
I, n. mas .l and Arkansas, thus de-
I, t!S9aaiOn bill was then taken ND.
- '7. q. a look the floor and ad-
T.. sle senate IN favor of the bill.
~. ,3.-'ol sad that, inasmuch as
,J,s sl !! lhe measure was not to
..o. ,1 4. ~ Il !, schools, but to give
80 % 4d to the States for the pur-
7. y 5E question, he would support
=. f 4. onehy on the question of
S.. II .ae south and the indispen-
., -,,Tsslly Of education of the vot-
~: r rael' In order that the suff-
/. Il, not be corrupted.
., .- a. followed. He Yielded to
r--iS ~ regard for education but
~ ..I never consent to transfer
~ ssuelAi government the duty
N /. 6 peclally as there was no
N "a "a y Ile Constitution for this de
"a ~, iue goVernment's policy. He
..ytbsag lorce OF the argument
1 ,a91 1t .,'ehds OF this hill, that the
In, - ~ ought to assist in con-
s.,:ssi i r. 'ug expense of educating
8,i 3eVple, and in order to carry
. 10 v 1rta' MI; Maxey would be
;,5,ss5 3Ue !. ior the appropriation of
y,' ~; OF public lands to be de-
ssl.7 + o's purpose. He deemed it
N, y va safn the country against
III Z o1s n SAD he had voted for this
<sshi5r,nnc'e 70 the instructions OF
,loS.1 his colleague (Mr. Nor.
10 a eu an amendment a short
sY.,,, "a approp iation bill by
M thousand dollars were 10
Ia y V the work of arresting
INT me caterpillar, and in
lsm 'I 15 devastation of the
sosSs MI. Pugh could not see
Ss "A 0Ouid have the power to
esIiSaes OF the caterpillar in
NsOvsse. OF certain States, and
NJ az 70 arrest the rayages OF
$ssS was a mere local evil
1, "a, great national peril.
"a sd5ed the bill constitu.
Niao5v 'soed that it was useless
q ia say that the people Of
nut want this measure
slis., said the teacher, did 40,
70 soli5 Tpie OF Texas: the Stat,
IN es6c y Democratic and thu
ss,,s convention denounced
e. Il SfII ,iss closed for the dsv.
n i bsr az before the Senate til,
lSv 81. offered by MI
sot ,oOlfnatiOn as to the nun,
usnes) of special agent Il,
- e 4 stsa as department for S' tb,
ielsa9ag frauds IN the en-,
m astOdu ns etc.
i, spso5iat, suggested by Mr.
49, nads .he scope of inquir,
,s se 70. 70 the resolution,
'' Of the reelection q