The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-30

or acting Ia accord With other nations. II
VAS laid ca the table and ordered printed.
The imported llanor bill vas then taken
up, the question being On the following
substitute offered or Gray TO the subss;ka:e
from the Judiciary committee.
That feymen:ee. distilled or other .ufoxsc1f-
ins A9ucrx- Transferred as kn article OF com
nercs or brought satc any s.ass OF territory
fron poist or place orsssts Of such stxse or
territory ias Use, consumption ~ sale sheresn.
snoa q not he ex4nps. nor shozad the ow1er or
person in posses<sen thereof be exempt from
the orsrsficn Of the regulations and control OF
me police OF taxing power Of ss1ch s:xse or ter
risory Affecting or applicable 70 MI Other like
sas original paesase Of mposlsssos ar s,anspo<-
fasaon, aS sEt lects OF ins-rz1afe or foreign com
merce.
trays amendment was agreed to-
yeas %, nays =. The nays were Alien.
Allison. Bate. Blair, Blodgetf Coke. Dawes.
Edmunds. Eustis. George. Hoa-. Ingalls,.
Morey, Morrill,, Paddock. Plumb, Power,
Sherman. Vest. Wilson of IowA
Vest moved TO amend the substitute by
making II apply to fish. beef. mutton. lamb
and pork. and argued that If the bill was
10 become law il should not be confined
TO intoxicating Iquors. The remedies
proposed now would create chaos, bat If
he were wrong in his position and the
friends of the bill we're right. then he
wanted 10 give the cattle raisers OF the
West the same privileges granted the Iowa
legislature in regard TO the exclusion of
alcoholic stimulants He had served on
the Senate com m!stee in relation to the
beef business. and found an alarming state
of things in the inspection of beef cattle.
The vote on Vests amendment was--yeas 5.
nays y, the yeas being Call. Morgan, Bate,
Stewart ard Vest.
Wilson OF Iowa offered q substitute for
Gsay's amendment providing that liquors
transported into any state or territory for
use. consumption. sale or storage shall on
their arrival be subject 70 the operation OF
the laws Of such state or territory enacted
in the exercise Of its police power. and
should not be exempted therefrom by rea-
son of their being contained IN original
packages.
Wilson's substitute was adopted-as
to %
The bill was then passed-3i to l0-as
follows.
Yeas-Alieu. Allison. Blair, Call. Casey. Col
Quit. Culiom, Davy. DAVIS. Dixon. Dolph, Ed
Iaunos, 1e0rKes 4aStey. hlkc0cxs doaf, lndais.
Jones gNey.). McNillan. Mitchell. Moody.
Morrill,. Paddock. Piatt. Piumn. Power. Pugh.
Sawyer. spooner stewart. ockbridge, wslthall,
Wsshturn, Wilson fIa.,-S4-
Nays B.odgets. Bates. Cockrell. Coke. Harris.
Jones tArk.l.ssTurpie. Yahee, Vest. Voorhees,
-l0.
Voorhees, moved to amend the title by
making 1t read: "A bill to overrule the de-
cision of the supreme court OF the United
States in its Interpretation and construction
Of the constitution on the subject of COM
merce between the several states. and there
by save the state Of Iowa from the conse-
quences Of her own misguided legislation" /"
Rejected.
The title was then amended on motion
Of Wilson of Iowa. to read "a bill to affect
articles Of commerce between the several
states and with foreign countries IN certain
cases.
The river and harbor bill was received
from the House and referred to committee.
The Senate then adjourned until Monday.