The morning call., 1891-02-19

Young. 1t is not right TO tax those who VIII NOT be
benefited for the sake OF those who VIII be bene-
hIed. and viii oppose any appropriation,
Mead who said that his constituents were OBJ.
posed 10 Tue show, moved TO reduce the amount
TO 100000. His motion was defeated by Il big
majority; The motion TO reduce the amount 10
Ayes-Berry, Britt, Crandall, Dray, Fraser,
Goucher, Harm McGowau, Mead. Ostrom,
Noes-Bailey, Banks, Brod~rick, Byrnes, Car.
penter, Dargie, De Long Denison, Everett, Ham,
i'll, Shipuee. simpson, Strerter. W. II. Williams,
Z. Hancock Maher, Mahoney. McComas, Pres
ton, ii. Williams.
A motion TO reduce the appropriation to $780,
600 was voted down and Heacock, who had no
objection TO putting the railroad Senator'S on
record, moved that The railroad carrying eXhib-
its from any point in the State to the fair should
do so at two-thirds Of The usual rate.
Goucher and De Long pointed out that the
passage OF such resolution would place with
the rail- Dads the power 10 decide whether an
exhibit should be made or not, and Heacock's
III OtiOn was voted down. thereby leaving The bill
as II passed The Assembly.
GENERAL sHERMANs DEATH.
The Assembly to-day 10y a rising vote adopted
the following memorial on The death Of General
Sherman, presented by committee appointed
for that purpose OH Monday:
WHEREAS, In the ripeues of age and the full
meridian of worldly honors, the Great Commander
has summoned 10 immortal glory that Amer can
patriot, William Tecumseh Sherm an, therefore be II
ReSotued, That the people of California, repre-
scouting all classes and opinions, feel deep interest
and view with special pride the career OF one, TO
IneT memory dear, VINO among inc earliest pm
neers of American civilization ON western shores
became one of the founders of this commonwealth
ResOtUed, BY the Assembly Of the State OF Caitor-
mia, that her people have learned with profound
sorrow the death OF General sherman; that in the
name OF the people of the State, the Assembly eX-
tends the bereaved family OF the deceased thelr
heartfelt sympathy and coincidence.
Resolved That in the long and honorable life, the
heroic and glorious career OF General Shel man,
mankind Is called TO co template an example be-
speaking the possibilities VIII CHI open TO all people
OF a land protected by republican form OF gov
eminent and guarded by free institutions.
ReS0tued, That cherish with Just pride the
history poetry and song, during the war OF the re-
DellIon lie was among the great captains OF the
world. Beloved an IL honored by Lincoln, trusted
and cherished by Grant VITA the fun confidence of
grateful people, sustained and tdOliz5d by the
Grand Army of Volunteers, who with unSwe wing
LOYALTY and devotion followed MN into the fire of
battle, and in that world-ren0wned march from
heroes of this republic, and the memory OF their
patriotism and wisdom star5le the imagination with
wonder, and I'LL the American heart with gratitude.
ReSolyed. That on the day wnen the nation bur
its honOred dead this Assembly adjourn in re-
spect to the cherished memory OF the deceased.
ReSOlued That this preamble and the resolutions
be spread upon the journal of the Assembly, and
that an engrOSsed copy be forwarded TO the family
OF the deceased. Ii. c. DIBBLE,
7. w. II. SHANAHAS,
j. I. MATLocK,
Il. CLARK,
}. r. Mathews
i. l.. GooMBs,
W. A. YOUNG.
j. ID. BARNETT,
c. e. CARGIII,
+. w. MARION,
T. X. RICE.