The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-19
THE OMNIBUS BILL.
springer's Measure Passed
by the House
KxrusLIcAss ALI vorE no.
4 ssrens oppnsfsien frasa DAksas.
shsse AsamIssIen ID Delayed
Msnsans's Coed rsrfan~.
RzrunLrcAss ALI vorE se

waxHE ssTnS. ian. 1s- II tie hanss
tass morning consideration Of tsrrEs0xisl
/ hIsEs waz rpsnsaesi. fszs peaazng qussflaa
neaug "a Me1Asmaids Y Substitute fer she
SssrinEer oznazbas bali. which itself Is !
! Substitute sez he senste ssak4sa bills. Ths
hoz1se proceeded IN nlexiiascax 70 vote arser
the NSIaotasss substitute. wAsrh kssz rexe.
hesss1 ssss.sss.sss which en- nh<Sties the raail
Eeasnres 81 re esa .sssas 81. ssss. except thaf 4
pres ldes fas i'm a1 gai -e,sas !
Dakota EhE substitute - r iecsess ! ca
IL, nays IL Mei,uuaI5 a9ss Ruruey xeve
ssie Only Democrats ,asn5ng III the ssssiss
Republican vote IA fAvsr al tie pFopcsi-
tissa.
springer then offered ~ assesssrrsesst 70
ae esanffss bill ass. s~ "a ssss sa on. Isssssza
q tho salax Easls enfs:ifafina al sS>s IA
zaze Ese territory H1s xtfsissma SDFfuwer
der aided Ease previous atesfsssn. ssegssiInr
assemsfaaeats ansi lIse shifa reading al the
"a 41s Republicans demant<d further
zfnsG Ger 4. A1s Springer osssaE<xzs Ssssr
3Esasls asrse@ u sst9w oxse hlsssT
sfass4Ais declared slts tefTgtorszs hill = IS
sassag e7 ssraae s.ae ~ sppsapgiasleu baiis,
ags& the es4srs rksuas vote, waat fovsh.
seavizsg the lssfIsss wstheut azaaxuza
springer ssaea gitaxifsw the Gemanss sor
sssE previous gaeszfsN. ard discussion q A.
rrsS1u AIR sanIc political sparrsns
tsssfsesea Sfassngsr aEai Warren, Ssrahle. I'll
S3sssA. read letter wrsEess hy s~r;rsvs.r n,
t-ay Rss3. sf Sew Mexico, asking Hin 4,
sesssre memorials ieE tize admission os THAT
sezTtsssy and forward them 10 Washing
t4a- lie reaA EaIs. be said. TO ecnfYasr Nr
SssF.ssz gers ffieudiiuess 60 New Mexico.
y st.sse lSx's.asnre nessr setssioned for ad-
"a sSSsirfs. with his uafrIeAdlinsss yg dakota
Springer gepsse<l that the Repssbiiean leg
ssiatHse % Nag MexSso rendered a vote 81
tRznAs 20 Delegate Jcztfsh aud himself FAR
assasfanee - that ssrEitory.
PefAtaSs nj Hasasas, rsoyed "a amend
spEfngsrs sneadanens hs providing that II
fAe @zHaE Falls constitution Is ratified Av
sas issapss 1T south Dakota the president
shasa Issue = proclamation declaring The
tsAsa HS Sssath Dak0sa admitted into the
EEloss, AgEeesz %.
Epsfngeess ameEcmens &c amended was
sgreed -. similar rrsyisEops relative to
tie admission II Montana were ena bodied
IN the Sgllststale. upon motion Of Toaie. of
Aesszsana.
IssgRserty, Of Florida, offered an asnena-
nkess I8elgs8Ing Utah ansi Arizona. savipv
ne esssli1 not ssE way an ounss3sls 15lz 81
Democratic eFiea2 Should let IN all of sie
kspE ultcEa tsrF4sazaes aud keep cat the
De Haoeragke territories He did rot see
ssty Utah ssnaia be Kept out The people
we're fEsi* eggzs 10 statehood. and ware
asneskg the sEusi reliable Democrats Ia this
e8asfry. In this case religious prejudice
cperate1 g keep nut Utah, Why should
she afe kEfd oar ] believe IL il bad gsolisies
for PARTY ~ admit territories whieA viii
strengthen Is 0ppoaeHts aud keep ont
these that sysll strengthal itself The
amendment aas ruled ous on a point OF
order
The house then proceeded 70 vote on
The onlotbns bill as amended, as q suhSti-
tute Tor TIE senate measure. and II was
eersed 70 py party vote Of yeas lsa, mays
asu
baker. OF New YORK, then moved 10 re-
c0miait The bill with instructions TO the
COMMITTEES on territories 10 report back q
sssla for the immediate admission of South
nakuEa and essahiiag acts for Montana aud
North Dakota
The senate bill as amended by substitu.
tion al the omnibus bill was then passed
ysas, l4s; nsys, sS
Springer moved IN amend the titles SO rs
90 cssufurn 20 tie body OF the bill
Grosyeuor OF Ohio, thought the title
shonid read, ITO Try 20 convince the peo-
Pile OF Dakota that the Democratic parsy is
willing that Esk8ta sAeusd come into the
Union, but ia fact 10 keep that territory,
ana al others that have 3 Republican ma
snfzfy. afls al tha Enssn for an indefinite
pess1si % time" During the last session
s1f congress the gentleman from Illinois sud
tsnss. VIZ nssl acte1 wlih him had refused
fa consider the gllI for the admission OF
Dakesa, bstthes hsi heard voice thad
he4s t3s& S0see Nf HsaEaIAceAt popular
uprising 70 lae Northwest. X had said In
thaager tones that the Democratic PARTY
WIS flsst Fl 10 ruIe the county. The people
- TIE Northwest bad called fos bread and
fRe Democratic eaacEls had gwen them q
sso1e. There was nothing noN in the bill
bat delay. rs purpose was delay and to
deirataa the peoEiie ont Of their rights
Sprlager's motion was agreed TO- The
l.osiSe then took recess
Filss hoIsa at tire evening session passed
so ptisaie peusson bills, and AZ 10 O'clock
adjourned untss 10 morrow