New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
No vOTE REA CHED ON WYOMING.
CONTINUATION OF THE SENATE DEBATE On
HER REQUEST FOR STATEHOOD.
Np JoyE=. OF ARKANSAS, OFFERING AN " oMNl'
Bus" SUBSTITUTE, ADMITTING NIL IhE
TERRITORIES EXCEPT UTAH
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n vote this afternoon on tile wyoming DILL ior "c
simple reason that quorum was available at he tme
:, was most nccded-when a rollca had been ordered
ON the adoption of an omnibus substitute for The
Vending measure offered by Mr. Jones. OF Arkansas.
Only ten Democrtic senator's in their seats ana
not more than thirty Republicans could be mustered
IN short notice The Sergeant at Arms was sent out
for the dclinquens. but not enough appeared durhg
tho following halfhour to makeSsn undoub'ed quorum
pd finally an agreement reached by which the bill
rs laid aside for the day. and vote upon 1t ordered
Cor A o'clock to- morrow afternoon. Two or three
nemocrattc Senators will speak against the wyoming
and Idaho bills jointly earlier In the day. and II Is
Xnected that the Idaho will be taken mp for
action Immediately after Wyoming has been voted into
the Union.
Nr Jones OF Arkansas, had charge to-day OF the
opposion to wyomings admission; and, after pro
,onycd onslaught upon the Constitution adopted by the
nconIe of the Territory he proposed substitute bll
drawn by himself by which Wyoming. Idaho, New
Mexico and Arizona should be let In as States aftcr
fnnllIng various requirements laid down by the
Arkansas statesman. Among these wcro the adoption
o new constitutions their ratification and other SO"
and tedious first steps toward stachood-aI lhchdeo
m postpone the admission Of any Territory for two or
prcc wears This Is the old omnibus scheme OF MI
springer revived for purposes of obstruction There
j., no reason. except n political one, for Wishing 10
delay the admission Of Wyoming or ldato untl 'he
mare backward Territories Of New Mexico and Arizona
ar, III for statehood Moreover, the nsncerty Oi INC
ornlbs movement is shown by the fact that neither
Now Mexico nor Arizona has applied for admission "
This session Of Congress. There is no chance no"
cvcr that Mr. JoneS's substitute viii be acceptea'
rho debate to-day covered little wider range, ana
,a. decidedly more Interesting, than that oil ye'tcr-
Aav Mr. Jones. Of Arkansas. in opening the discus
sim declared himself in favor of the admlssioh VI
wyoming ard Of all the other Territories eAceP' U"
when they had sufficient population anu '"'",''n ~
wealth 10 Justify their assumption oil o'''e "''e'
nm,s tn,, he was unwilling 10 Wyoming aH-
rittod In the way now proposed lhcre han oe''' ~
l,, ne said passed by Congress or by the ltr''o'''
I,,. .,,trrc authorizing the holding OF constitution"
.r,iou IL had been held 1t the instance I'll INC
,,,.or,or acting on his own sole IeaponosOlhN' II
,o ,..ur,pton Of Mr.. Platt yesterday was '"'',''
fiat there wa, a population OF l2o'oo' III W "S0'"''7
thor,. ought to he. at the rate of one N""' - ,
four ucrsons-a fair ratio In the IeIri'oilc' '
3o 900 male voters IN Wyoming ana perhaps 80 No.
,.r,le voters- asgregaung abo"t GVnoo N"'c'S'
IN ,bc ,doptl,n Of the consultation was Oily
,,d ot that number /. .92i had voted against
49,, ,,,,ntion lie saw in the smilness oil ''c N''0
-, t,, If Interest felt on the subject III INC ="
tor, and the proof that the movement vas '''
cot nm and sustained By only small mi'o''"' 49,
rna participation Of women in tie vote on une
! .,,i,ution was another ground on Whi'h Ml. ''"',
hat his opposition the pending blli' Aou',ion1I
u.s. -, tts opnositIon were the constitutional
| irrynuf u
= ,-,o,. tor woman suffrage, for the hohlN Va
80, o.,o,o by aliens and for compulsory edu'a ION
H., .o,cIpsion Mr. Jones declared himself III l"'"r
., n,.inc An enabling act for all the Ierr'o'oS "
/ cont Uioh and of admitting them d. o"' '
they had complied with the provisions % "'e ,, no
hc moved A. a substitute for the peh''nH oii' o"'
for such an enabling a't ,, Iona.
Mr. Patt replying 10 an assertion " ~ '0'N
,,o, ,he reason for excluding New NcAi'" ii"" az
| i.i,r "a, a state was that II was expected II "ou"'
.,, ,,ro Democrat, 10 the senate, denied tWi n "'
| t,ou actuatcd by any such idca lie '"u 'h"'' ",
ibe contrary. leading Republicans ot Ne" "'N"'
nccu urging lis admission ana Aad pS.5 s,',t
.. ,f,, Il woud send two Republicans to tnc S"h"''
f., tho further course of his argument Nr' Jo'cH ~
! -, a. th. xive, Of Mormons in Wyoming ana daAo
| ,.,,. and said in answer to Mr. Morgan th@' nc
| ,d NOT know how many wives each MORMON H"'
| ,, ,ote With him. THAT depends 'ald Mr' '''
. an the constitution Of the individual r''her "a'
on that II the etatc' ~.
| f,or,,p, lack 90 the question Of NcwMexco MI
r,nc, pcrmucd Mr. PAYNE to send t" the 'lcFNS uo,'
| and have read a ,tatemcnt recently suomtt"" u
! ,ho Committee on Education and Labor DS deeG"
| ,t, from New Mexico. which set ont iact> OF I'M
uortauce in relation to the progress of mat lerro'
,r,onr these facts were that the Territory "i NC"
| Ncyic contained arca Of l.3ooo SQUARE "''''' .
| popuhs,ion Of fully 100000, 7"."o 'hlp"0n W
| school oge snd an average attendance OF i''Ooo At
Nr stewart replied to Mr. Jones and said that II
! ,,ould he tine enough 70 act on the oasc- ot Ne"
| Mexico and Arizona when they were before me 'o'
| n. They we're not before 1t now Inc o'u !"
wyoming was now before the senate ana 'no'uu pc
| acted upon. ,,-
Mr.. Reagan opposed the bill. alleging among Ms
| reasons for doing 80 the provisions for woman SUI
fraee contained in the Wyoming constitution IL wa
only latterlv tat people had become wiser thh .t t
Creator and wiser than all the gohrr'lols ",. "' Nt'
| ,r,rrded Them In replying 10 a plteNuh ~ 'ia
| itloir Nr Reagan said that he Knew INA. ,nc ~,
,r ,rnr Sr,r lIampehlrc had great respect for long
haired mon and short haired women; ne coniu nv;
,ay that he Mr.. Reagan had II the W nr N ~, on
the elective franchises were 70 ,"n,.uur w. n5ni
lar liberty would certainly he cndahS''cu "'' INV Wv
would be anarchy. ,h tho vice
| Al The closc of Mr. Rcagans spcc'h thcN,o,nt thc
President annourC ed the question To De "p ', -
ment offered hy Mr.. Jones. Of Arkansas anu "tV ~
there was evidently no Puoi iuh pt ,ns senators
senator, was called. to Wlich only loi 'nr -, a,
| nnsvercd An order given 10 thc >c's' =, -
! Arms 10 rr1uest the attcndanc" OF ahSclU' IL,
| found 10 bc impossible. however, 10 s,t q DJ,, 10
duorum and az the suggestion ol Mr' il", ~ niu and
Standing was reached that the vote on t' , n't o,
| amendments would begin II otlo'k l,'uut.. t,,,
| In reference to that agreement MT fum"'''9 y,
| II understood that II did not amount I" AZ ,r ,hr
| the senate There ought 10 be one, p."N, tnsa.s
cnuntry he said where thcr' vas Freedom "' ', u
while il bound tie honor Of gentlemen was nor '"'
Of the senate.
70 BE orARrERMAsTER GFNErAL OF TIE Nhh .
Wa.hington June 81 (Spccian Tile firs'oen' '""''
| sent 20 tho senate the name OF Lleu''ha'V' Wv"
richa,,l y Hatchcldcr 70 be Quariernastcr "chcr"
| ,ho Army This ,ppolntment Is the deserved rc'"H