The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-26
n BOTH HOUSES.
r,. Proceedings of the Law
Inc max makers Yesterday
-. sgT BILLS INTRODUCED.
u..,.riu Canal BnI-POstOffice APP
H'ln Srroriation Bill-EdueatiOn
B!ll-Etc., Etc.
SENATE.

lexington, February 25.-Edmunds
-Incsd in the Senate to-day, bill
ding for the inspection of meats
,,oortstion aud prohibiting the i'm
non Of adulterated articles Of
and drink. and authorizing the
~ 'i;jsnt 10 make proclamation in GER
f y "osss The bill gives the President
..to-itv to retaliate whenever our
, .,5Ucts are unjustly Disseminated
- in foreign countries. In view
' 99-5ot he (Edmunds) thought, it was
THAT il was time to introduce this
VI me Senate resumed consideration of
.Aa I'M TO provide allotments of land in
~ '.vsroIty 10 the Indians. The bill was
nae gave notice that after Georges
marks on the educational bill, he
,gsIa would move for an executive
.ss,ion upon some matte of of import
,5rs that would probably occupy the
,sr,inder Of the day. Ii is understood
,sat Hale referred to the nominations
al Pillsbury and Chase, to be collectors
II internal revenue, respectively at
g,,ton and Portland, which are reported
sd7ersely.
NJ. Frye, from the committee on
,5nmerce, reported favorably the bill
,rbonzing the construction of bridge
,~oss Staten Island Sound, known as
Arthur Kill, and 70 establish the same
,;epost road. Calendar.
among the bills introduced and ap-
gOpristely referred was one by Mr..
.in1nds, providing for the inspection
tmeatS for expectation, prohibiting
eeIpOrtation of adulterated articles
Hood and drink and authorizing the
Assident to make a proclamation
certain cases. Mr.. Edmunds said
-,t this bill had been reported last year
1.-THE committee on foreign relations.
3ssides providing for the inspection of
,llk. ETC., for expectation, it con-
,ined. he said, a section giving the
President authority, whenever he was
0ayinced that unjust discrimination
VS. made against the admission of
Iuer an products into other countries,
b suspend the importation from these
@untfies of such articles as he thought
aior the protection of the just interest
the United States; in view of what he,
M. Edmunds) saw in the newspapers
about the current events in other coun-
tries touching the American product, on
the theory that they we're supposed
70 be diseased, when, in fact, it was
obvious that the object was to exclude
Them under any circumstances, he.
hr. EdmundS, thought it clear that it
was time TO introduce the bill again.
Inc Senate then resumed considera-
ton OF the bill to provide aIIotments of
ana IN seYeralty to the Indians.
NJ Maxey moved to strike out the
GuSe thatproposes to make citizens of
Z indians who should accept lands in
me motion was rejected.
teller offered an amendment provid-
= mat the President may allow home
ASld settlement by citizens of the
yl!ed states on each alternate quarter
TC9on With the Indians, and that for
4ll so taken by white people, the
--llGlS holding lands under the treaties
.-olid be compensated. An amend
~TI. vas rejected and the bill passed.
ne ONT resolution heretofore intro
-uVsg y Mr.. Berry was passed, requir-
=, = U la' leases OF the bath houses, etc.,
:. MOI Springs. Ark, shall not be re-
' -5Ssll unless the Forty-nlnth Congress
T ,i-l ADJOURN without having legislated
van Ieerence thereto.
~ o'clock, the education bill was
-. AZ .sicre the Senate and George took
- LOOT TO continue his remarks in
'Io' Of the bill.
~! -; allison suggested an amendment
r Nv ne said he would refer to at the
@t ame, providing that in each
ss n. % which there shall be separate
= S.'os 10Y white and colored children,
~ money paid shall be apportioned
~ PAD out for the support Of
white and colored schools
S.opOTt'on that the illiteracy of the
r,s f aud colored persons bear to each
s shown by the census. Mr.,
r s,.,oa thought the bill should be SO
leg leg as to be precisely what it was
IN, -DS gu, 10 be, and there should be nc
,,, M leit for doubt to arise when the
F .S OF the bill came to be ap
sSs a. u practice, as to the proportion o.
alS,:!a 70 De applied to the white aRC
NJ ~ schools respectively.
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