The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-19
T1Tz-J0HN PORTER.
=, Pill Passed by a Vote Of
l' III to lib.
..r roslyG DEBATE On 1T.
and Bragg Have Word OF
.CuirA -Trausactinns in
the enate
SENATE.

-,xcroy. D. c., February 1S.-
.,e petitions presented in the
w md appropriately referred was
=, Hoar from Citizens OF the
;s,,tes," citizens whose names,
.,i5 seemed to indicate that they
f 51 born, praying for the sub,
'ls I'M Ey Congress TO the several
1-,;.Ol n = a proposed constitutional
sa.',, Uont abolishing the Presidency.
% -,- - Irsnorts of committees were
eo a..llS to be in order, Edmunds
Z w B5,5;d,nt:-I am instructed by
.. .,-mittee on judiciary to whom
s ' ....-red the letter of the Attorney
h ~. Il. with authority to report
*, Z. amen doors, to make a
~ ~. with sundry resolutions.
~ President pro temperatures
~ Senator desire TO have them read2
= s:5i,rn,nnds-No sir. but the Senator
IAN r1-, Alabama (Pugh) desires to make a
,smsrk.
pugh-fTOII mt lhllIOAlty VI thC SOAi
-,;,,es on the judiciary, as to the report
~ -.,'r mad, I desire TO state that they
new nothing of the contents
me report until it was read
The committee this morn
\, Tae minority desire to pre-
n. report in which they will present
s- ItTs ana to enable them to do
thew have until Monday week
rha which to prepare a report, and
srrierstoOd that the majority report
L r,duuOns accompanying will
BE called up for considera-
until we get leave to
alnilOrity report, the time given US
naNnoito be extended beyond next
l.ll week. ~
eni2
al Clerk Johnston read the reso-
lls.
aag-Is there a report accompany
70 lese TesOlutions2
he President pro tempore-Yes.
2lu-sit to be printed?
Enthusiastically it will be printed,
under the rules. ] ask that the report
q he committee as well as the resolu-
dys be printed in the record also.
The President pro tempore-If there
No0bieCGon that order will be made.
AMONG the bills introduced was one
By BOgen, tOprOvide new basis for the
circulation Of national banks. Bowen
,sid he would take OCCASION to address
The Senate on The subject of this bull at
an early day. Athb request therefore,
the bill TGfOr present laid on the
table
Oh motion Of Nazey, the bill was
passed to grant the right of way for
llioad and telegraph lines through
all' OF the ChOCtaw and Chickasaw
nations. 70 theSt Louis and San Fran
% Railroad Company.
1 w elleati01 bill was then taken up.
Mhlmb offered an amendment to
4 ..ddlng as to the Territories: Not
i-..s;'ieIaFy Of the Interior, but the
sA4,lIes OF the Territories shall
-'F administration of money. Agreed
~ u Teller moved an amendment to
\ JUNE, ~. . as 10 include the Indians in
Jl2CTs0ns. Rejected.
4. v0Ee addressed the Senate in OPP
..vl 70 the bill. He entered an
,. ,.'. protest agrinst its pass age, de-
, ,,,,. " 10 be the most pernicious
i. introduced into either
\, -' ~ LolSeS Of Congress since the
Ill. y, ns .propheSied that as a
G' h. II would be destructive
r. limitations imposed on
~ oy the Constitution. The bill
,-,S GaS a measure of despotism,
!, i-'u result, he said, in stirring
In s-''> ''rie between the north and
~, ,a'1It' took the floor. He re
> a' I'M mat he was heartily in favor
Oui but would not speak OF
b. | senate desired to come to {
|, IHT said that if Mr.. Eyarts wa,
make a speech, somebody
!, T., SuIe to move an adjournment
s,s marx was greeted with louC
~ which Mr.. Evarts himsel
s s.,i, .''aed and the Senate went int
tns session and soon after adj