Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-13

-. Aprii I2.--RsddisberRrs
s.ss a. the resolution relating
~ eunadsrstisn OF sxseosve noss,- {
sss.s q opsn session. ne feIosso :
l..sssi . pefnit tbs indiss appfopfiA.
ss;I % bs taken up, and pc insiasa
- - and nsys. xhioa fss1lssd n
~ 81 the motion BY ysss D. nays
Ssss vote ID not in any sense = fssi
y <rrnesh Of the open sssaion
g - inssmuoh - ns1y OF fta
eIIss,.ss< s6voe~ses. intending Senators
..S.. Tssi~r ami Gibson. voted IN ne
- submittsd IN addition 70 bis
sl's.sscr sxlxtinq 10 sxscnslve sessions.
- -sdstsoc rxcste8 she senate rules
~ ~ resoiusion proposss 20 amend.
~ motion Of Hoar sns ssnste vens
- exscutiys ssesions ana We sytnsns.
~ n senator Jseksor 70 Be Circuit
- IL plscs OF Judge baxfsr wss
's~scfrsDosiy confirmed.
~ PRESIDENT seat tbs following nom
1870 10 ths ssnass to-day Hosels
. 5ssIson. 81 Tennessee. 20 Be Circuit
- A tne United States for ths Fifth
ysxsisI Circait, vice Baxter deceased.
..sr 4. Dyer. 70 be Mafsnsi for she
1~r1ssry Of Utah.
4sea ths doors Fsopensd tbs Indian
k.seourjssion bill was tAksn 40 On mo
~ n Copeer. and aftsr debate By
$500. Dawes. Doiph and fiamb, tns
s-s.s~sr AZ ths appropriation fer Indian
erkoois IN Alaska u2s increased IRON
61f0oD 70 tD.cD Tbs biii wss tnsu
ssesud Substantially ss fspostsd from
- somnistee. and the senate ad-
jssfssd- -.
w.wsrerou. April II. - Mosrison
,,eo - Committse on ksiss. reported
1 ,1soiution for the appointment Of q
,leef oommittee OF seven, % b sp
sslused by the Speaker. 70 investigsts
- s.asss and extent OF the disturbed
Editions nov existing in the relations
Sxsssp the railroad osmpsnies en-
r1ssd In iptefstate commerce and aheir
srrloyess, in she States OF IIIinois,
Elspafi, Kansas, Arkansas and 1exss.
m eommistee shall have pozsr 70
I'd for perssns and papers. 70 SIT DIR
- - ssssios OF the Hoase. and 10
NJ sseh p.acss Ia those States - may
Il pssesssry In In order 10 facilitate
~ investigation. II shall report dur
- the present session auoh recon-
nsudstisns a. IL may deem pFoper 10
ale. Adopted without division.
Morrison, from the Committee on
Fsys and Means, reported q bill 10 70
~ laFif taxes and 10 modify laws Ia
nlstion 10 the collection of revenue.
ia Il vas referred 10 committee OF the
uh0ie.
NsKiplsy presented the views Of ihs
majority.
tfNsili, Of Pennsylvania. asked leave
b have printed in tbs Record protest
I employees representing ~ unions Of
suskmsn 10 ell the States against . 70
lsotion Of tariff.
Norrison insisted that the protest be
usssnssd thFouQh the petition boz
Morrison stated that the bill which
nosstly passed the House. known as
~ arbitration bill, was inadequate in
y pfoyisions. Tia object Of the pend
~ resolution was 10 enable Congress
b learn the facta Of the case, 30 that u
night perfect ifs legislation.
Hs1an contendsd that Congress had
% more power 10 regulate questions
rising between common carriers aad
tsir hired laborers than q question
rising between common carriers and
1sif butchefs OF eresers. These we're
bal questions, and the fact that one OF
~ paFties might be engaged In inter
xAte oomnaercs dess not give Congress
trisdietion over the other. The ques-
aon was whether the Democratic House
4 Representatives would deny and re.
psdisie local self government, or
utsthsr II would assume that the States
Urs no longer able 90 execute their
mnofiens.
Morgan, Of Mississippi. thought II
~ time the House should dispsl the
1Iuzion In the minds OF the laboting
IN thai relief laid In the hody OF this
hoass. Relief could not bs found
nre. or be aided by any legislative en-.
,siusnt. II was the duty Of the House
b spsak Al once in order that working.
- might pause and consider 10. Pew.
<siy stood at the head Of powerful
xHanirAtion, which he endeavored 10
nssfn sish wisdom. He had been una
y 10 do 50 because his subordinafes
~ refused 10 acknowledge his author
~ The wofkinemen wished 10 arb
nsis. What was there TO BE Arbitrateds
Ihsy said 10 the railroad company. "we
SAns employment" and tbs company
~. We don't want your sstvlces."
n men said, " We will arbitrate," aud
~ railroad company answered, /" We
WI not arbitrate, because We do not
ssst sen."
Aiicr further debate the resolution
20 adopted without division. and the
aoase adjourned.