Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1891-02-20

substitute motion of the gentleman be indetln-
itely postponed.
Mr.. Little seconded.
The motion 10 indefinitely postpone was car
ried.
Tho motion recurring on Mr.. Inks original
Mr. LsMoure said: presume this first rule
Is English. Rule Que says: The president
shall take the char ut O'Clock p M. or the
| call tho senate TO order, and il quorum be
present. he shall direct the ,urnal OF the pre-
ceedihg day to be read" Has the chair done
| that?
The chair: That duty has been performed.
a., Mr. Inks uotio9 was then carried by the fol-
Ink Johnson of Trail. johnson OF Ward. Kin.
| ter Little. lowry. Mccormick Of Rimsey Nc
Giliivray. Miller, Patch, Plnkh I'm. Svengnunstn n,
| Svensrud. Weiser. Worst-l9.
Nays-Messrs b tilake, Bisbee, Biorco Bryn-
Jolson, Cashel. Fuller, Hag .art, LAM ,utc, Me-
Cormaek of Gruni Forks. Nelson. Palmer,-ll
| Mr. Kuhn was absent
Mr. Ink: We are allaware that the journal of
last Saturday has not bocn approved. and that
Mr.. LaMoure: When the gentleman speaks
FOR the combination and says I'VE ure all
aware, he overstcps he limit.
Mr INK: II we are not all aware at the pres
elt tlma we soon vii! be. think. On account
or some points Of order that were raised aud
not published In Saturdays ,urnal, move
That all subject matter relative to the CONCUR
| rent resolution from The house regarding the
| re-sn omission question, which is found un y ly-
uol the luorna, commencing with, MIR. La-
Mo9re moved that the senate do now proceed,
| c,c. ana all incidental motions connecs cd
herewith up to and including page 0 UP to the
lie, IL recess of ten minutes was raken," be
eSpnnged IRON The record
| Seconded by Mr.. Mccormick of Ramsey
Mr lIaMoure: Tnls question C ines up here
as matter OF fact as to what actually occurred
curing the session of this senate on last Satur-
uaS, which Nv this one motion you prupose to
eApunGe from the urnal. Tie question of
M ,act comes up as to what VIC did in reference to
.ie question of re submission. 1t is a nolori-
Gus taci, kn wn probably To 200 men, that this
senate voted on that question, and II majority
OF inns senate voted IN favor OF it, After hav-
ing voted so, the ordinary rules of Droceilure in
cases of that kind were adopted, motion
was made to reconsider and that motion TO Law
on lhc table, and it prevailed. That is fact,
is 1t not!
The Chair: Correct, as the chair understands
Mr.. LaAIoure: That is right is it not Mr..
Secretary?
The Secretary: That Is right, sir.
Mr.. LaAIoure: It's also fact that this SEN
atc met yesterday, and W. went through tho or
binary course OF business-the journal was read
was 1t not, sir?
The chair: Yes air.
Mr.. LaAloure: Did tho chair put the usual
Mr.. L.Moure: He could have taken it, A
communication reached this senate from the
governor, If iflrecollect correctly. After the COM
sey moved recess Now this combination pro-
poses to wipe out all that Is that 81, Just
appeal to the combination tnat don't
know whether they do or not. 1 want TO vote
inteIli9cntly on this l think am with yor,
but want to know what am going to do. 1t
am right propose 10 vote for this eXpunging.
| Roll cali was had on Mr.. Iuk's notion With
the following results
Ayes: Alcssrs. Almcn, Arnold. Enge, Enuer,
LEX. ,dr Johnson of Irall, johnson Of Ward. KIN
Gillivray, Patch: Pinklam Svengnunsen. Sven
| srnd, Woiser Worst-iS.
= Nays: Bidlake, Bisbee, Bjorgo Brynjolfson,
Cashel, Fuller, Haggart, LaAIuure Mccormack
ot Grand Forks. Miller, Nelson, Parmer-l2
| Mr.. Kuhn was absent.
THE CAPITAL QUESTION.
| Mr.. Little: Whereas, on Saturday last n reso-
luton was introduced Of certain character,
end no chance was given to the senate for con-
sideratlon of the same, points Uf order were
| raised, and TOR other reasons. move that all in
the journal on page 10 after the words 80 tho
bill passed aud the title was agreed to- imme-
diately before the words the senate re-
turned TO tho Sth order Of business" up to
Gage motion edsdns and ali ihe uoea wGeas
| tai motions in connection Herewith be expung-
| ed from the record
Tic vote was then taken on tho motion with
| the following result:
Aves Messrs. Almen, Arnold, Bdlake, Bjor-
60, Brynj.ifs%1n, % Eng1e, Enger., HaggarI: lux.
Little. Lowry. Mccormick of Ramsey. McGill-
vray, Miller, Nelson. Patch. Pinkham, sven
nungsen, Sven-rud. Weiser. Worst-ol.
Nays. Messrs Blsbee, CasheI, Fuller, Pal
mer-i.
Mr.. Kuhn was absent and NIcssrs. LaMoure
and Mccormack oil Grand Forks were excused
from VOTING.
Mr.. LaNoure gave as his reason for not voting
that he considered tho whole proceeding,
revolutionary in character.
Mr.. Mccormack OF Grand Forks: l called for
"A roll call and mad to havo five men stand up
Here is IL man calls for roll call and gets it on
his own request. He is III the combination and
l think the chair stands in with him.
The Journal OF Saturday was then, on motion
of Mr.. Ink. approved as corrected by the follow
ing vote:
Ayes: Ncssrs Almcn. Arnold, Encle, Enger,
Ink. johnson or cralli. Johnson OF Ward, Kim
ter. Little, Lowry, Mccormick of R Rlmsey, Nc
Glllvray. Patch. .Pinkha,n, SvennuEssen.
Nays: Messrs. Bidlake, Bisbee. Bjorgo,
Brynjolfson. Cashc, Fuller, LaMoure. McCor-
mack of Grand Forks. Miller. Nelson, Palmer
Messrs. Kuhn and Haggart were absent.
The senate then wcn5 into executive session
to consider sealed message from the governor.
follows, were approved: Mtsars. Elijah BOley,
H. II, Lyon and James L. Campbell OF Malld IN;
Joseph A. Ferris of Medorl and Louis Connolly
OF Hcnser.
The senate then went into committee Of tho
whulc for the purpose of considering the con-
current resolution from the house relating to re-
Mr. Ink in the chair
Tho concurrent resolution from the house was
read.
Mr.. Mccormick of Ramsey moved that when
the committee rise it report the cOcurrent reso-
luton bach with the resolution be indefinitely
postponed
Adopted by Il vote of II toe.
Mr. Little moved that when the committee
rso IL report back tho resolution relating 10 the
seal OF government, with The recommendation
tina 1t be indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. LaMoure asked to have the resolution di-
vided.
Tho motion of Mr. Little was adopted by
vote Of 10 to2.
The committee then rose and reported,
Mr. Little moved tnat the report Of the COM
mtttee OF the whole in regard TO the re-submis-
ST N concurrent resolution from the house be
adopted.
The motion prevailed.
Mr. Worst moved that the report Of the. COM
mlttee oil the whole relative to the removal OF
the capital be adopted.
The following was the vote by roll call.
Ayes: Messrs. A'men. Arnold. Bldlake. Bis
bee. Bjorgo. Eagle, Eugnr. haggart, Ink John
son OF Trail. johnson of Ward. kin,er, Little
Lowry. Mccormick Of Rtnsey, cGill.vray,
Miller Nelson Palmer, sE Patch, pinkham. Sven
Nays: Messrs. Brynjoitson. Cashel, LaMoure,
Mccormick OF Grand Forks-4
Mr. Kuhn was absent s'.7
A motion to indefinitely postpone the cou-
current resolution from The house relating to
resuomisson was adopted by the following
vote:
Ayes: DIcssre. Almen. Arnold, Enele, Enver
! lux, johnson of Trail, johnson OF Ward, Kin
ter, Little, Lowry; Mccormick Of Ramsey, Nc
GllnViayF Gatcn, tlnknam, SvennungSen,
Svensrud, Weiser, Worst-1S.
Navs: Messrs. Bldlake, .Bsbee. Bjorgo.
Brynjofson, Cashel, Fuller. Haggart, LaMoure,
Mccormack of Grand Forks. Miller, Nelson,
Palmer-l2. =
Mr. Kuhn was absent.
Mr.. lux moved that the vote by which the
concurrent resolution ON re-submssion was in
definitely postponed, be reconsidered. Second
ed.
Mr.. Worst: I moSe that the motion made by
Mr. Ink be laid upon the table. Seconded and
carried.
Mr. Little moved that the concurrent resolu-
tion referring 10 the removal OF the seat of gov
ernment be indefinitely postponed. Seconded.
The motion was carried by the following vote:
| Ayes: Alessrs. Almen. Arnold, Bidlake, Bisbee,
81 Jrgo. Engle, Enger. Haggart. Ink, Johnson OF
Ward, Kintcr. Little. Lowry, Mccormick Of
RAMSEY. McGulivrav. Miller, Nelson. Palmer,
| ser, Worst-25.
Nays: Messrs. Byrnjolfsoa. Cashel, Fuller,
LaMoure, Mccormack OF Grand ForKs-5.
| Mr.. Kuhn was absent. =.
| Mr.. Little moved that the vote by which the
concurrent resolution regarding the removal OF
the caoital was adopted bo recoGsidered. Sc
| conded.
AIR. Worst moved that Mr.. Little's motion be
| laid on the tablo. Carried.
MIR. johnson Of Tall presented a petition