Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-15
HE ACTED THE CAD
Mokinlay Abuses Speake' Tsseum
IN the House
AND WAS LOUDLY KISSED
The GraRd frsscrse Asylsm Nan
started several Di>s.s~c~fsi scraas
~ the Issor of she house.

L,Ssfsn. Mich. April Morning
sessions ~ the house Are evidently grow
ing M popularity. Judging FROM the
large attendance at 10 o'cl0ck thAs
morning. The mcmbcrs Nere all pre~
eni fog isus .os< and before the nosr re
cess the cfaf school appropriation hiii.
the blind school appropriation bail. the
agricultural collage appropriation hlli.
Tie Lansing street railway hin. the siai.
industrial home fOr gsTis spFrorr.siioI
bill. Mr.. Moor.'s insurance bureau till
and Mr.. Norpam's hall regulating the
right - say - carriages lad becn
PASSED. the ihroe days grace hill "a
commercial paper Rad been islsl.a. Mr..
Mcores hili reducing the specific tax On
receipts ~ life insurance companies had
i--en defeated and "a. asy inH appfupria
iicn bulbs had been laid over.
MolFs Black riu.r dredging lill. which
passed the house yesterday. Mas referred
10 the iudiciar, con .nittee.
When the Orange association ball
came up Mr. 1rumbuii offered the fol-
loving amendment - IL 4, adding 10
section one the words; Providing that
'he same shall in iis ritual. obliga.
tlonE. constitution or by laws aiHcialnl all
loyalty or allegiance io the British got.
ernms1lt. and instead thereof declare i;s
alleslagco Ia the government of the
United Stairs and to the state 10 Miclsi-
gan. and will not permit anything "a be
taught by the order tending ID incite i;s
memhers against any citi1enof this state
on account 10 his os her religious lac
leis." The amendment WAS defeated
the whole on the general order. remain
ing - until the noon recess
Ia the Afternoon the committee on
taxation reported a general tax hill
I estate system mortgages lcing reg.niod
"a personal property.
The committee on finance and apI,ro-
priaiions reported cat the appropriation
/ t,ill FOR the state mining school. cutiing
oil s,.nse Tor curTen: csI.epros and add
ing ei09S Ia the building
The first business ~ the afternoon WAS
! the consideration 81 Mr. Ferguson hill
against life insurance companies die
eliminating against oolore, people. Mr.
! Ferguson ~ the only colorei member %
] the legislature and he explained the
measure. which provides Tor penalty -
! $50 Tor each violation ~ the Law. The
hili was passed 10y unanimous vote and
given immediate effect.
After the bal was disposed % MIR.
Fitch stirred up trouble hy moving that
the Grand Traverse appropriation bill
be taken from the table aud put iupon It's
! immediate passage. Mr.. Sumner then
moved 60 amend by taking all the a., :
lurn appropriation bills from the tailo.
Mr. Widcy moved ;ha; boil hills he .e-
fcrrcd back a. the VANS and means osm-
mtt.e Mr. Chamberlain wanted the
upper peninsula asylum bin considered
first and then the row commcucod in
earnest. Mr. Tateum left the chair L.
urge the necessity II considering the uy-
per peninsula bill first. explaining that
the passage 81 that bill would ,o relieve
the Grand Traverse as, ,lum that bui a
: small appropriation for IL would BE-
necessary.
The srw Bcgins
Mr.. Cnyell. the champion - the Grand
Traverse hill. denounced Mr. Taicum ss
the 4 tzar IL the L.gss,. and hluicd al
caucus. held IN the speaker onicc.
against the passage Il his bill hr.
Taieum denied the caucus siaicnscnt
and then the discussion hecBuie general.
the upper peninsula members rein
forced b., many of the lower peninsula
members. fighting the adhcrents q the
Grand Traverse measure. ], wRs finally
I decided. 10y "A vote f - 90 "a la refer
both bills Ia the Joint state sffairs
and ihS ways and means cpmmiil,e.
The Kalamazoo, asylum bili then came
up and Mr.. Coyoll. evidently % spirit
~ revenge. moved thst u also H. re
ferred to the joint committee
This brought cut amniher war q
words AMI MIR. Nchinlay ts,k pcoari0n
io work of some If his yindicfirene-e
toward Speaker 1aicum. who, nc De
clared. had taken an unwarfarts, course
~ leaving the char H. oppose the Grand
Traverse ball. iiIs remarks bcssmr So
rarsonal that he was hiss,.d and rallied
down" by Speaker PRO Jrm Moore
After l"nrihs aud heated debate the
hill ws- referred 20 ihe loini cpgafniiter.
The Pontiac apI ropristion hill vac
then brought up aud Mr. bsrkWuth
moved that II be also referred b. The
JOINT committee. This RHs the signal
for another war - words AMI rank Pc
sona aliusions l., several = tie members
and Speaker 1sicum iook occasson io
state that II dehaiee - this character
continued. N. session would last unisl
late in September The motion - NJ.
liafkworth MAS defeated and the l,iil
was read the third -iiIne Al, suiino~iiy
iow ard the measure was dropped when
the vote on the hii's passags Was islgen
and i Iassed 10y vote Il - d o. and
was given immediate effect
The worlds 'aif nightmare trip came
VI again thiH a'ternfnb ~ The form ~ q
rcsssiuiipn introduced y dr Baum pro
vithng that The housc areeis the invita-
ti,l - attend the oToriug ererssises -
tho Michigan l'Uiiding AMI ~ none, he
drawn frm the sfsie tsessiifs o. cirfras
the expenses. each uIeIfier bearing bic
shhre !. motion e. taiile Tie resolution
wss dcfesirl and the resolution vac
adopted IS rcie q fnrtg three -
twenty nine Nc-sis. Anderson. Fitch
sr,l Weeks voted To- Tire resolution and
Messrs Ts;eum ana White against II.
After spFns minor matters .ere dis
posed ~ tho hruse sdleurosd until 7.S
Monday evening.