Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-20

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transmitting copy Of The lsss p@sssc
Al tie last session. Of the LegislAtors o.
} Arizora.
Nsndsrssu o.ersd arssolu:ion direct
leg The Secretaries Of state and War q
iEq1irs and report to the senate te'
b facts Surrounding the killing Of Captair
, Emmett Crsxford, said 20 have beer
81 In on or ab01t JAzrsry 10, l-o6, b.
Mexican troops, and 20 report whsi
sssts we're being taken for the punish
. ment By the Mexican Government Of
, ithose guilty Of the alleged outrage; also
zhesber rspsration and indemnity
shoald noi be made 20 those Who have
Suffered, and an ample explanation and
apology 20 the United states for TIE
Apparently grUsz insult. In Offering the
res latiou Manderson said 10 was due 20
{ Lnitsd stats. not less than to the
relatives Of the deceased, that inquiry
should be made a. to the killing OF Cap
tain Crauford. Nzadsrson read the
official report Of Lieutenant Mans on
the subject, and maintained that IL the
facts we're there correctly set forth they
4 constitute q very severe reflection On the
MexicaR troops. Mspderssn paid q
high tribute TO the courage and soldier
ly devotion Of Captain Crawford, and
animadyertsd with severity on the
course pursusd By the Aexicsns. he
expressed the hope that the United
States would compel reparatlon, IL
necessary, by force from the Mexican
Government, In case that Government
should prove 10 be in any way responsi-
bic for toe condacs of It's troops N this
ms: nee.
Batter objected TO she present oonsid-
Grafton of the resolution.
Edmnnds said the custom OF the Sen
ate xas TO refer TO tbs Committee on
Foreign Rel atoms all resolutions affect
isQ our relations With foreign govern
msnta- The subject matter OF the rsso-
luton should certainly be carefully in
quired into, bat at this present moment.
Edmands continued. We we're boond TO
assume that the President and Score
tary Of State were not slumberinR on the
subject. bat were making careful inves-
tiQation and efforts 10 bring the Mexican
Government 10 panish whatever was
wrong. Edmuuds certainly hoped 90,
and could not doub. that that vas the
case.
The resolution vith Manderson's as
sent was referred TO the Committee on
Foreign Kelations-
Among the bills introdased and 90
prspriately referred vas one BY I'd
mAnds, relative 10 the eight hour lay.
He said the bill related 10 letter car
risrs' hours of labor. These hours
seemed 10 be really all thai nature
could endure.
| ON motion Of R1stis, the resolution
Of induiry heretofere offered BY him
relating 10 the New Orleans sab Treas
ury and its treatment Of the silver dol
lar. vas taken from the calendar.
Tellsr's amenamsst was agreed TO,
extending the inquiry into the causes
OF tue defalcatlon alleged 70 have 90
CURED Al tns new Ofieans SUD- reas.
DRY In connec'ien Win tAe nandnng oil
silver dollars.
Eastis resolution mus amended wa
agreed 10.
The Senate tnsn resumed considers'
ton 81 TIE oiu 70 pfovlde Tor we siios
ment OF lanes 10 sesefaity 10 inolsns
After short debate, participated IN By
Dawes, fiomo, lngsiis, Teller, MAxel
and Chaoe. the eiil vent over.
The Education Dill was placed before
the Senate aud EVarts took the moor II
Its advocacy.
After the debate on the Edueatior
bill closed, Edmunds from tbe Commit
r tee on Judiciary reported favoraoly bill
TO remove the political disabilities o
Alex. IL. Stewart, OF MisslssiPpi. Ihos
l.. Rosser, Of Virginia. and Edward q
! Butler, OF Missouri. The bills we're
1 once passed, kdmunds remarklnR tha
one OF the parties WAS an aged gentle
man and desired before leaving thi
/. world 10 DO at peace with the UHite'
I
Il After an executive session the Senst
adjourned until tuesday next.
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