Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
LAID ON The TABLE
LACKED ONE VOTE OF PASSING
= Ma Gun rrom go. 100 % ga, 90
a1s<1 Wssisi Have Con< Throexh
nna na0rsow VosoA

L-sxsfss. Mich. March l-After pa~s-
fna four chazfe< bills this a,oFning. tie
srn4fs again xent in.o committee II the
whsle h. ,ilsruss the ~orids fair sprao
priation hlil. Nth Senator AcsIElsy
prer.slinx The question: ~as On Senator
6sreIss amendment cutting the spl,ro-
pssat.oa 70 t4oo Senator JsselI
uove.i further amendment making ths
spprpp p s4floa tAuc providing that
oeeto DC used fcr educational parEs~es.
S~nzsof Bart thea got the iisnr ao'i
made = nest surprisingly Vigorous
speech In oppo~ision - the BAH lie
prefaced bis remarks. however, D. "a,
lag that 1hile he Rad been opposed 20
giving Tie cfn1ssissLon a single erni. he
had nos drels!ed - vote O. give II ~
~
senstor Brunsiser said that after yes
MERIDA. : work ia passing the university
bal. IL ~az time a. cail a nAtl- lie ~sss
herr interrupted - Senator Aiofpsw.
v no asaed Il lie had not been ia fssos II
the b.i anil the lieutenant governor
hal opposed IL This 10 emphxtically
.l~niell senator Clapp aiso opposed
The k.iil II sosae length. and Senator
Burt t1rA aoother 9bsri az IL. but wss
interrupted man. times iy Senator
Hof4n.
The Hill Defeated
President Werton Ma very active dur
ing the morning and after brief con-
xrgsati1n With senator Pierce. that en-
fhaxa@f Tor tue lall said that hls he
hal az alung thought that $4,000 Ans
....... -. i..zI..ft
bal ilnaifs niadr up his mind a. support
Tie aaamduent euttlns The amount 70
- re
ms a. = Tin 4, fhe friends - the
bin M he substitute. giving 5000 for
e.iarafihnal ,urf<ises. On being put 70 a
vote ~as lost The >.Ntsc amend nent
a. thea carried - vote II Il 20 10.
after hict the reading II the tai con
ti4u~d. ard the sccfson providing for
the appointment II two additional incsn
fers - he commission ~az stricken out
b. uasoiEsou- vote.
The cofnr,ittee then arose. and a.
SON ~ Chairman Mckinley had made
has report. Senator Doran moved "A call
81 the sr,uate. After the doors had been
Inckesl he moved that the worlds fair
bal D. placed upon rs immediate pas
suef. which vas done. but when the veto
was taken there We're some very GUM
faces ams,n< the supporters ~ the bill.
ald President Weston had disappeared
entirely IN. bill was defeated by a
vote q 10 to II. IL being necessar, to
pass
Laid on the Table
The friends q fhe hiil claim that Nor
foS lasi promised L. VOTE with them and
II ~ss his refusal % vote which para
Iyzed them The vote by which The hill
failed - pa~s MAS sal seauentiy recon
sisiered and the biil laid on the table,
bat 70 - questien whether il will eser
agaiD corns - ciese 20 passing ~ some
~ those who voted for Il now say they
will not do ~ again When senator
Morrow Vas asked why he had
not voted be said. avn on record "a
saying e. Goserns,r Winans two years
ago that IL he woisld only sign the bill
appropristing sifnoop Zoe which had
iabored - faithfully that | would not
AK for another cent.
-But dbl you not promise % support
The hilif"
"A dbl a sroec~ N they don't need
ss0Dn they dcat nced anything II the
quesfien had been On the passage ~ the
orixina. TIL Wouid have voted for IL.
lat - = vas amended I think that re-
ieaees ire from ny PROMISE.