Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-08
ANOTHER DAY WAJTEl


WAssuoxeu, April 7.-MssRA o.
Bsecksurideo ond cehR meUAsse g -
housp ovpcspd % tAe diseee NJ bta -
. shoss coafoeuooe snis nsosni1G eooo0r
NJ The present deadlock tn ~ noo9A
tt ID undoeuoood The coueou1eu0 -
reaeasd shaa Ne hoass sake . 49,
from soms tine today unstl WoD41vs
mniusaininQ the ceoes0e parliaOeoooeY
states sf ohe otll. and thai ~ OoUos
cratic sausns toulaht sAould 6seog0ene
~ fussrs seasse of W houga h noQ1eo
10 ~ 0o11oR.
nUum RnpcEzDs1eA
Wasxxua1uu, Acri, The house -
this 0osnina q lls90 In eoattnlnateo 9
Wodneoday's ssssioo. j. B. TAyboes -
OAio, havinR dsoan0sd she soaUlog -.
Der, IL spsakee staesd tAas ~ po10
Quoeajoo 90 upo0 too notion g IL
fnyloe that the hoose rosoave ttoo1f -
. eona1ttee Of the vhols o. Ne basoo
tax hill.
OsSes - iuusdiaAely q hasd ~
Q no4ion foe teosD uestl 3 o'eeeeos
vhscA 80 supolemented By veev1
With Q mo1,on 10 saha1teaeo Z o'olooGs
and further suppleUsoted ~ beoeeo1
ridRs with . moeioo saoglle1e1A4 u
O 0I00Rs ~ ~ VO0Oo0044M - -
call, Mr.. Oates ieQaire6 WAet6es -
friends OF The bill voold pssmi1 . t1eoo
hoars' debate upon % vie6ca1 eeo4111Go
Mr. Rcd MD they vsee too1y -
erans any time which might b. seQei9o1
for full and eoupless dsbaee. oea1st10
siurly tAas the pesvious Qussetoa -
eousidefod e ordered and vsee -
tsksa On the passage Of the bill - eeUe
Aanasna N3usn
II. Osass said The esat,sasa % -
oenss sids vsse eonsslous q their ~
10 vote down every amond0eos 90 ~
the bill, leavtn9 their oppooeueo % -
poesuuity - compsooiee. All 1oGl111-
6ion proeeo6ed On The i6ea Of co0pgop
miss. and u be aareed that H. peov1ole
question should b ordered Cn TIE -
tn advauSs, eli the matoeity vould oavo
10 do would Be 10 vote down evosy
amendmens.
NJ. Red replied that under ths eoeeel-
tutiou the majority Was eompoeeos - -
eide what amendmeuts 70 vcold e1oue
What bills 10 voaid pass and Weaa !
would rofuse 10 pase. The Wejeetey
vaa oaeef 20 alloV o moment Of ooooeo
and sIy number OF amsndmeoto. 1f
the emeudnents Vose adopted Ne NO.
ter would 70 into coufereuop, u 0oe -
bill vould pase - 10 stood and vo014
pass by virtue Of having majority q
representative Of the people u foves
Of u.
NJ. Oates said that under the fulss ee
the house the regular course Uas VoQ0
general debate had ended In The oe0.
0iStee OF the whole. bills should b poo4
paragraph for paragraph for a0ooG.
osnS and debate. allowed uadsr ths
ave minute rule. when the cons16efo-
tion OF bill cas- completed. the matoe-
tty could report 10 10 the houeo and ~
prsvioss qu-stiou eould es orderod.
A this, Mr.. Rssd aid The wajcrity
vas endsavosina 30 proceed 10 tAe re-
ulsf order and had . motion peo0i09
TO 10 into tho c,mmittes Of the WAooe,
hot the proceedinas vsse tntesrupeo4
By the gentleman or his frtends.
Tbs attemps TO oowproOiss oovlnQ
failed. The battle Was resumed. Afoog
another roll cali. Ms. Taylor peoposoe
that the hou,e 20 into the CON miteoo g
the whole, general debate on tAs disoeo
seY blu 70 b limited 20 ous boar.
Mr. Oates said be vsuld make an o.
sves TO that peoposition In an hous -
%.
NJ. Taylor sueessssd shat The asails-
man might have until Monday - go.
oder The proposition II he wished -
make . 6oeion for resess uatl thas
day.
Q rsosss until HAS Monday. The pas.
liamsnssry status Of the bill rsnaiue
unohanood.