Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-14
ROLL CALLS OMITTED.
Uenbess - tAe Meuse
Evale Tealeus Werk.


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reading sf the real calls u fun. = -
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ihe e1eek toea peocoede0 10 md Z
see!oeso cotiina Of the jyurral. The
readtnQ eousuned sxasaly oOe hour. 4
tosee Do0beS ef executive documsnto
veseo ood aeoo0ola1ad upoo tho epoak
ere tohle duPin9 the deadlock we're laid
fesred.
Tne koass eemuitsss on merchans.
marine and fisheries, today BY 8 vots Of
8 - & authngtzo3 an ndvafpe rspof1 q
she OoDnnO bill psuvidinR foe ~
pey0ooe 1t . 1suDty Of thirty ceota
PEI registered ~ fee each 90 tho0aan6
miles 70 all vasools built and oVnod
wholly In the Unitod Hsases ENGAGED h
TIE foreign tRode.
Ioo e1mo oo0mio1ee oU1hneiss0 .
fayoslhls Npsst % tie Daan bin. max
ting lt lAvfai FOR eitisens of The Gated
0saeeo - boy vessels built vheje OF In
paSs 10 any foreign eouotyy, import
then me- sf duty o. other charges and
nave them registered - vessels OF the
unteoo ototeo and 10 Be entitled 20 all
rights. subject snly 10 the eamo seRula.
tons g veesels baiii wholly within the
United Seates. u provides farther that
all OF any Fart Of The materials nooeo-
sasy for the construction and equip
mene Of vessels 10 b built and fura-
fshed N the United States after Jsnu-
asy lst, 1899. may b imported IN bond,
ana upoo proof that sueh matsFials
have been used fos sueh puYpooe, no
duties shall Be collected OF paid thereon.
The amendment - this latter bill
adopted By The committee provides that
After these vessels have bosn renjafefed
- vessels Of the United States hey are
10 be used in foreign trade oaly, and
shall not engsgs In e,astine. river OF
lake SERVES.
Mr.. Blount. Of 0eosgia, fron The
On poss Offices and post
roads, reported the post ofioe appropfi.
alton bill. Il vas referred 10 the oom
mittee Of the whole.
Mr.. Peel. Of Arkansas, presented .
report on The bill 70 4asify
tho agreement With tie 0roevonosS,
rieQap, Blood -Blaekfeet and River
Greek Indians in Nontana aud u vas
agreed 70; also the oonfeeeuoe report
up1u the bill dividing the ereat Sioux
into smaller separate rooee-
vAti0Ds.
The house COMMITTEES On Indian Of.
fairs ordered favorable report on ths
1enAte bill granting TO the Billings,
Fork l. Crook OHy railroad
sompapy o right Of Vay throueh the
Grow Indian reservation.
That committee will also report favor
pointment Of superintendent Of lodi
an sctools. and granting to the Wash
'naton d Idaho railroad company .
right Of way through tbs Ceus d'Alene
IL dian reservation.
The n mainder Of the day vAs spent
n the committee of the whole IN diseus-
!. on Of the bill for the payoent Of
1900 for the occupation Of certain
property in Memphis By the United
States troops in 1854. Il VS. opposed
" mr. 0KVuNCuuby VI OutV, mt A0oW-
~. Of Wisconsin, and Mr.. Brewer, Of
Michigan, and advocated BY Mr.. Rich
srdson, of Tennessee.
Mr.. Alien, OF Michigan, eaid that the
Democrat side had settled tvo things
hat they would not allow the loyal
states to receive back their share Of the
direct tax and that the southern states
should not be required 10 pay their
share. He would therefore eueRest that
all claims of the character Of the one
should be put up a. . set-o6
against the direct tax ewed BY the
southern atstes.
Mr.. Richardson replied that q day
bad been hxsd FOR the consideration Of
the direct tax bill. II the gentleman
thought that ID was not good policy to
pay these var elains Why had his party
IN 1854 passed Q lav for the payment Of
such claims to loyal persous.
Mr.. Nopt0ouery, Of Kentucky, said
that be would vote for the payment Of
the claim OF every loyal man. The
quality Of loyalty ought not to Be- tested
oy the locality In which the claimant
lived daring the var, bot II Il Vas %
tested the quality Of LOYALTY OF the oiti-
zeus Of Tennessee and Kentuoky ought
to be placed higher than that Of those
sho livsd Where II had been perfectly
safe 10 Be loyal.
No sstion vas taken on tie bill. end
the house then took recess until 7:3O
o'clock. the evening session to be for
the consideration Of private pension
bills.