Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-10

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WasHmaFoN, Jan. a.-Ms. Baker
Illinois. resigned from the committee 0
accounts. A resolution vas reported
designating the committees entitled %
employ clsfks.
Mr. Booker. OF Missisalppi. offered an
amendment assiEning clerks 90 tbs
committees on expenditures 10 the
state departments, on expenditures II
She navg department, 0n expenditures
IN tie departments Of iastses 90 ths
MlsslsBppi improsenl ass and on venti
lation and eecouaiiee commitasea. which
had noe bsen allowed sepAeate clerks b.
tho report OF the smmitfse oa 80
cou d. Mr.. Hooker SPOKE IN aapporl
% bis amendment.
Mf. BaFFows, Of Michigan, Eaia chat
10 assign clerks 10 she committees nam
ed would bs 3 pFoAigaia expenditure Of
pnhlie money.
Mr.. Lanham. Of Texas. offered Al
amendment authorizing the COMMITTEES
On claims 90 employ an assistant clerk.
Mr.. Perkins, Of Kansas offered an
amendm nj Vs0viding that every mem
beE Of the honss not the chairman OF 8
COMMITTEES shall Is allowed 9 clerk
dufina tie session, who shall Teoeive
salary Of &l00 3 mouth. kuled out on
q point Of eFdeF - not germalne. Mr..
Perkins then changed the phEaseoloRy
Of she provision % as to hTine Il within
lhe rates without changing fas effect
Msssrs. Brumm. saruble, DonRhsFty
ans Houcke favored the amendmenf,
and Messgs. Brown, Of lndianai Has
bert, Blount, Matsons Kerr and Stewart
opposed Il.
Mr. Bayus, OF PsunsylvanIa, contend.
"a that the membeFs needed clerks ahd
thas they ought 30 have courage to say
90. and not beat the devil around TIE
bush by giving CLERKS 50 committees
that had nothing 80 do. After farther
debate sbs report ana the pending
amsndments weF9 feoommitted 70 tno
committee on accounts.
Tue speaker then ur0ceede0 20 cail
states foF the intgoduetion of bills aud
resolutions, under whioh Q al the follow
inc were intgoduoed and Refeffedi
By Mr.. Oats, Of California, re9oiu-
ton directing The COMMITTEES on 1aatoi-
aFV 10 repqrt what legislation Is neoet-
saFy 10 linit aud restrain the pnmbeF
az foreigners annually immiRfattnE 70
the Unised States, and 70 stcnre better
eEplsesGp faE s 1As WV Es isls es ffsni Gls
/ indlscrimina.e admission 80 dofniciis
end citizenship q panpera, outsavs ano
turbnIent perauna from other e9anfnes'
Bg NJ. McKenna, Of California, 81
thorszing the pnrehasa Of tools Tor tns
Mare leland navy yard.
BIZ Mr.. Ihomps01s OF Oaitiofnla, toi
the Je4elocment Of silk euituks 10 shs
United Hiatsa.
81 m. aymmes, Of Colorado, foF ths
erection Of q cust6m house 81 Denyef.
By NJ. Epfiness, Of Illinois. pFapoal lne
A constitutional amsndmens prohiDst'
a. IN. Anderson, of Iowa. prnam'
be aud resolution resting thst tn'
Paegae railroad oompanies have PeF'
sissansly rsfusad 10 comply with 20.
various acts Of congress passes ior tneil
regulation, and shal the aei Of 1919 pro
vIded thms II the companies failed =
unFfoFra al tbs requirements of tnal
md pgsvioas acts tbs attorney genera
/ shcnid take stepa fog tae foEftliufs o.
| n grants, privileges and franehiass da-
| rigeA bV shem frsm tbs Unttea states
! ard difeesing The attorney general 9
neuort 10 the hauss VITAL steps have Dses
1akan. and bis Esnson for not preoeed
| Inc a directed By thaa Law.
| Bg M. ODouneli, Of MichtaaDs =
rsusal he DUTY On sugar and 70 proxies
4 for ne paymens Of bounty q &x.Ulr
/ cn5 4 yekF, for tso years, tor tne eniib-
| vation az snRaE In The Uaised States
Ths further call Of states vas thsE
soTsuaaed fill aomazEow. ard the honsl
a5ioaFued.