Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12

lutte veto ~ the Governor, and this Terri |
iuty must suffer for want OF representa-
ion ai that Exposition. unloss Congress
will grant W. rclioL
We again renew nur request to Con
gross, 90 roliHNe us from tho present
situation oi affairs In this Territory, and
tl give To the people hero the privilege VI
governing thuir own Affairs % thCir uvu
way and 20 thc.r 1wn ~ ponsu, hy nnigoy
" tnUiT own selection.
NcbtS,r moved 10 suspend ~ raj 81
that this memorial might b. pat on iis
lassage, aud that copies Ut the Cover.
nUf'- VylOtn be forwarded with this
document.
Msf.hall moved To amend ~ a. h
have all the bills approved by tn,
Governor seat along with the docu.
iuunt and thr vet0es. lie then made
,n earnest speech, IN which he said
ihat he had not been Hu advocate NJ
absolute power by the Governor, but
during this session " tho assembly
nils hal been pte.ented which wcf,
VI such character ~ to make him feel
more frichdiy TOWARDS the veto power
Ol the Governor.
The amendment was voted down.
Tie motion 10 receive the memorial
Sas passed nu "A striot party vote VI 10
a yes 10 nHys.
ON motion Of j. ID. Irvine all rules
were suspyuded and tue memorial
| placed On ~ readings.
Mnfebull moved 10 strike out thAt
portion regarding the yrtocs aud 20
amending uA 10 send all the bili-
/ vetoed uy the q lveruOr aud hi- reasons
/ for doiul 10.
This wa loet on vote u o ayes to
/ T. nots,
The memorial wa then placed on
it, passage, the vote standing "a aye
| 10 moss. "A strlct marty vote.
| -.
NhNi"" ah9'ioN'
II was nearly eight O'Clock before
busin.s- was nqsiu resumed,
The Council measagtd that they had
| adOptcd II. j, NJ. s, relative 10 home
| rule aud yetOe. by the Governor, with
| amendments,
! 4 motion to not concur In the
amendment, was defeated, and then a
motion 10 concur carried,
The conference committee on n. r.
/ l3l, milking nppr tTiatiOus, recon-
/ mpiiiol the adoption of the amend
| uepta suyV.sted by the committee.
Cotton aud Lawrence made n minor.
ity report AGAINST cutting down the
capltoi Rppropriation,
The majority report ~as adopted.
A mellon 10 reinseft the several
claims OF officers ior attendance n,
court In prosecution ofcrimlnals, which
had been stricken out by the Council,
brought out .nme discussion.
The motion 10 insert 100000 wa.
carried 81 a vote OF - ayes ~ o noes.
Aruuu iiarel an Amendment 10 the
effect that tho So, 900 appropriation
for the Agricultural college snail b,
expended under the supervision oi
George W. Thatcher, Isaac ID. Haines
and William Goodwin. This was
adopted.
| Cotton, Arn.it and Snow were mp
pointed conference committee on Ia,
other amendments OF the bill.
Tho Council gave notice OF the pas.
aage OF memorial ior temouctl1lng
oliver, aud the same was considered
pa.sei.
Atl25 a. M. the conference com,
mittes on H.. +. 1884, appropriations
reported nm agreement. in which tn,
House receded from some amendment,
aud the Council from olhvr5. TheS
recommended thai the House rccc1,
from the item OF $500 10 a. J. Burt
A vote not 10 concur carried by vnt,
VI IL ayes t0 5 uors, and the item re-
maiAed.
The committee reported In favor o
striking out the Capitol item Of $50, 900
for commencing q Capitol building, aut
leaving the amount $500. There wa,
u minority report iavoring the Item o
$50, 900 remaining. On the motion 4