Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-12

Ing, APRIL IL, 1883,
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avekoo tie doom occopsoAe of n I'd
tort0 Via were peocefnsly doaine a
~ ooDoAea. ~ ~ Early uoeuinR iiaAs
oeche eAsoeGA the eiaHsd ceiling Of the
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eakoo - onAblo Ne janitos 70 oleoR the
oooe q ~ aeoannlsesA svbbaoh Of the
I'll niQAt seaiso, bos The dssy 80 iue.-
feeetvsly performed.
TIE day haean With NE house e,r.
eeRnetively in The sssssoa for Weduee
day Of laA veek. The loonsers Of the
niaAt gradually sought the sAelssr Of
toe eloak anA committee rooms. or a.
eAped the vigilance Of the sereesus n
| arms and went home 10 besakfass,
Aooot kundred meubess vhooe bsiahs
faoeo and general eppeaSance aavs viss
10 - ssspiciou thss they vsfe NOT 4,
tne1s poets OF duty during the epsife
L
too0in9 20 whatever private duty o.
lsfscnal fancy might suGesss to pass
Aboas II o'clock Ms. ooul.a Of Norsh
Oe.cltua, moved shas the house adjourn
ana oemanetd the ayes and nays on Ne
motion. The roll eall vaa about 10 be-
at0 when Nj. Mason, Of Illiccis, made
po1ne Of order that motion Vaa nca In
! A.
veaed sinee the last vote on Q similar
mosaoa. The speakee s0stained the
poaot aoo The dreaded TED VOTE ~ pus
oa. ~ noon appsoaeAs1 many men-
oefs appeafed on the Aooe Who had been
aooenn and Ar. Weaver, Of Iowa.
moved that further proosedines under
tee eall. which began q o'clock lest
evening. b. dispensed With. TIE ayss
ana nays were ordered o. this peopoai.
tioo. and roll call caught Mapping sever
z! members. Who. relying upon cen.
siuuAnce OF the un6eoken moootopy Of
the last dx kours. had temporarily ab-
eeneed themselves for sleep OF othaR 70.
frsehmenta
4r. Anderson, Of Kansas, vas auene
the ass4 names called. That Rentlsman
wae invi9orAltnR himsslf BY shave
and ehampoc. bot he Vas equal to the
emergency, and caused much nesrinent
among the Observers BY suddenly
emerging In the hall With his face Gov
cred With lather and . towel neatly
drawn around his neok 10 answer hia
name. The vote resulted In defeat of
the motion 70 dispense With the call By
the vote-yeas "a nays l3S, aud the
house Felapsed into apathy.
The daily test vote Vas taken at 1 p.
n. This motion was defeated bv
vote Of yeas 70, nays l33, . falling OF Of
four votes from the opposition and four.
teen from The advocates Of tho measure
since yssterday.
A pfoposition Submitted BY Mr.. Oases
to take reoess until HAS temoerov was
objected 10 BY As. Rsed.
Tho roll vas called about AS o n. on
Nj. 4oOeeafy's motion 10 dispenss With
further proceedings under the call. yeas
~. Gays 1l9.
Al 50. N. n. Talbo asked unauimoos
consent for recess uetil Has O'Clock
tomarfow. and there being no objection
recess was taken.
raR SENATE.
WAsnu0rou. April H. The senate
at l2:25 vent into secret session 70 vote
upon the nomination Of Jared L. RAth
bone TO be consul general at Pafie. and
by vote Of "A TO . the nomination
was confirmed.
Mr.. Sherman from the committee on
foreign relations reported back the
Riddlebeyger resolution amended 90 as
to request the president TO furnish any
Information In his poss session. relative
to the dispute understood to eyist be-
tween Venesuela and Great British
0uiena. Adopted.
The senate thsn proceeded to the con-
alteration Of executive business.
Within ten minutes the doors were
reopened and the senate then took up
the motion 10 refer the presidents an.
nual message. and vas addressed by
Mr.. Morrill,.
After Mr.. Mossiil's speech the senate
resumed the consideration Of the bill TO
provide for the admission of Dakota
and for the organization Of the terri.
tory Of North Dakota and vas address
ed by Ms. Davis. He said that the seu-
ator from south Carolina (BotleY) Vas
Of the opinion that the ADMISSION Of
state vas purely within the dis.
cretion Of congress. He (Dayis) de-
MED that proposition. lie denied
IL from the light Of lay and from the
light of history. As 10 the claim Of the
sspator frem South Carolina, that there
vas great opposition In Dakota TO the
bill, he asked Why petitions Of dissent
bad come to the senate from Dakota.
The whole territory, he said, contained
some 10000 Inhabitants, Of whom
$4,000 were in Southern Dakota. OF
she latter % 900 we're ex.upiou soldiers,
VITO vsre denied enfrauobissm ment by
the country which they fought to
save. They we're, In oil that con-
stituted state, more fully tqaip-
ped than many states which wefe
nov persistently denying their admis-
sion. Why delay longer that great
act of national justice? The qaes-
tion should be stripped OF all pre-.
tencs Of evasion and sham and
ID should be plainly admitted
that the COMMONWEALTH of south Da-
kota had been denied admission as
state for the sole reason that tie party
in 20 Ger with the solid soash) vss de-
tesmiued not TO lose its political at
tendency.
Mr.. Turpie obtained the floor and the
bill was laid aside until tomorrow.