The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-02
SENATE AND HOUSE
More Time Giyen q =.
Tariff Bill
How the Kepshsieaa nspr0cu1,
sises Made the H~sse csaas.
and Pass TIE MN ss rr~~sss g.
eral sheridan.

wA<siSsra~. Iaae Lila the sernse -,
naraiax sae Aeuse Ail TO ss,e,d -.
Agricultural eaasegr srt sf fSe sna 49,
supplementary arts. was r2x~@a. ss1 -
senate tcak up tnc fadssa arpron<sasian
hili Considerable dssaisory d<,.sp -
ssssa A eeli-say ssek yi2ee h<swv<a -.
sfurs f'usnh and bafr in regard % the -
mia;sirafsea 81 the e-see ai sssunrua~xtpure
OF Indian acsirs. the sersaer asserting tAak
The cansisiien q; shins~ In inassn fcrrifovv
years
Mr. sa.e defended The chasNsses. sks1,ix.
hens ~ and efsrieaey ! sf sAe spuAraistssnce'
ami ehsllrugrsf Mr.. finmh 70 p<<sfe Afn -
serttans, which Mr.. Flanh rrom<~ei 3 -.
Ia answering n qnesf,ea fram Ne nhir.
Mr.. Dawes ssid that he supposed thAf ~
cssaSsaac ehnrre has sr<nrsd morw - ~
contracts foe the etacStsen II srAalnn q
Indian Territory than say esher dennnl-
nation. fsscst~e Il has q eurcan n Wash.
ingtaa 10 lssak affer sasca ssAttcxS.
TIE issii was sirsliy Fassca ard thc &enr
sse sttournesi
ne,ssk rae<zxb4xs<
wasat~sTeS, Jure f.--Nr. Spsna,a. q
New Yark. reserved hls e<Ems IL Have
pss~ea She senate hiil 10 revive fhc aak ~
general u ihr army. saf the A<nr13 a.
iieusensat ssvaerai Sheridan, ihis msrS.
ing. hut Nr. ksiscsc. ef Texas. aenfn oh-
sretei Nr. Randall suggested that IN
eiii be fassesf on Nsfssiay un<lrr 4 syaa-
pension cf the ralre. aad Il was Nfe<re1
hack to the committee.
Mr., MlIis, Of fexss. then asked In ~
name of The eonfs~sessR soldiers dytn9
xna dead, that tho hsKse cs.ssssief tkS
sheridan hiii. bes Mr.. ktlzure i~fsissed -
at}erfing
Nr. spsnola fhrn asked consent DO srpaes
,hs hill hack frss;n the corsmetre
Nr. KilSase Withdrew his cti~esipn, ~
Ns, .iates, of alahsnia, rrsmptiy ren<WV4
H. The Republicans desiring 10 fssrc~ n
Immediate consideration u the htfl, =
sorted to dila,ery Tactics. and finAiiy shs
ot,ieesors gave way and the hill MAS }amp4
f.ie Legislative appropriation was fhu2
passed The etlssesns sieiisseney appfUpffop
tsoa hiii Was aisS passed with Sel,a1p
amendment and FEW amendments ad1e4
wsns iaso committee of the whcie ON sA<t9
bill
Mr. sssvrvs cf Texas reported from The
appropriations comsniltee the rtf<fszas d.
frieasy hill. with a Recommendation that
the senate amendments he eencurxcd n
and with the further amendments repeFtea
hy III. h0ase eommittce. These alueud,
,nenfs were agreed 10 and the bill woD
axaia scnt to the senate.
M Mills moved that the house GO Into
casnmsftce IL the whole au the tariff hlIl
the sietsatc on the tsrSt paragraph ~ ~
limited 10 twenty minutes. hat hs an A.
fangcment with Mr. Nckialey the time ~
the debate was extended TO forty miuu{oo
and fhs ntessas prevailed.
After a extended dshsIc the qus<tfon
was put ON the Adam. amendment (NNne
stitBfc January - isrs fat july 1T iss< - 3
date 81 apptiestioa 81 the ffvv lsss) aud 4
was defeated. yeas n. nays rs
Mf. buchanan. ~ New ycrses, os5tsed N
amendment Ia exelndc fsreixn prison
maize goods from entry.
Mr. Mills made The point VI order that
II Was not eermsne Ia the xuhtert matter
of the clause
The chairman held that the amendments
was out sf order, The pFpfifs II the Ian.
tsst business was then ias.ir the subject o4
discussion, at the roaclasien cf which ~
committee ross and Iseuding n decieloa
uron the Mills tao'iei 10 siniif 10 ten
minutes ali further debate an each IaSnr
graph the house took neess autil y =.