Evening journal., 1893-04-29

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we will have a full attendance another
hour during the balance of this session.
Mr.. McMullin-"That is the position.
have confessed here before this Senate
i have been carrying the personal re
sponsibility since our action the other
day l argued and voted against indef
mite postponement. IL occurred to me
right away that it should be disposed of,
We have given those in favor of the bill
all the time they ask, but we are here
under circumstances that otherwise
would not have been here
Mr.. Lacey-''It is true we are all
here this morning, and while the bill
now pending before the Senate is not
satisfactory, perhaps. to any senator,
yet think the Importance Of the case
has been stated here. The friends of
the bill want TO make some amendments
and see If they can't get something ac-
ceptable. The people in the two lower
counties are clamoring for this Il does
seem to me as If the opposition TO the
bill are very hasty in the matter. The
people are demanding this thing. Let
us give IL fair hearing, and If we are
going to kill it, kill it fair and square.
Friends Of the bill are as likely to be
absent as those opposed to the bill. They
run the same risk on Tuesday. That is
all they ask "
Mr.. Pilling-'If this bill should hap.
pen to be amended as to meet the views
of the Senate, that is the end of it But II
il is defeated to day il will have time tc
frame a new bill. This is not the last
chance we have for tax BILL Bring II
in in another shape The vital thing Is
whether we intended to tax bonds, mort
cages and other evidences of indebted
ness If we decide that we will not dc
that one thing we will have an oppor
tunity to prepare bill not including
them. The sooner we do that, we vii
have more opportunity to frame bill u
provide revenue for the state.
Immediate Dissolution Not Necessary.
Mr.. Records-"I think the motion nov
before the Senate is very homes
motion. We can-I don't think it
necessary to kill this bill off to day.
| shall not support that bill, but | shal
vote against motion 20 kill it to- day
think the friends of this bill shoul
have time to formulate substitute
| Mr.. Williams-"If this bill can't b
amended to suit the senator, we ha
better get it out of the way and get an
other bill. The senator says he can
vote for the bill and it can't b
amended
Mr.. Records-"we could strike out a
after the enacting clause and put
what we can support
/ I,n.
will be any opposition to the introdu
tion of a new bill
Mr.. Pilling-'No; It is done ever
day"
The Motion Lost.
The motion to carry the matter over
Tuesday was lost by the following vot
Ayes-Messrs. Lacey, Records, Wa
son. Mr. Speaker
Noes-Messrs McMullin, Pilling, Pyl
Ross. Williams-5.
Mr. Pilling-"I now move that q
bill be taken up for consideration.
This motion was carried by Eve
four, the FIVE men who voted again
} postponement voting to bring the matt
to the test.
: The Finibustering Begins.
Mr. Records-'I move that the Sena
adjourn until 10 o'clock Monday NOR
ing"
Mr. WATSON Second the motion
Mr. Piliing-'I call for the ayes al
nays"
Mr.. McMullin-"Whati is that?'
Mr. Pilling-The motion is to Rdjoui
until Monday morning"
Mr. McMullin-"Oh, pshaw"
D..n.-Irf laaN krrn rrf
OF four to FIVE, the same men votil
together.
MIR. Records-'I move that the Sens
adjourn until o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Pilling-''Ayes and nays. D"
Ayes-Messrs. Lacey, Records, WI
son, Mr. Speaker-four.
Noes-Messrs. McMullin, Pilling, Py
: Ross, Williams-fve.
I Mr.. Speaker-''The motion havi
: failed to receive a majority vote decli
u it lost
Mr.. Pilling-'1 call for the reading
the bill. q"
Il Watson Gets in His Substitute.
Mr.. Watson-"I have a substitu
"a which offer as an amendment.
Mr.. Pilling-'1s the substitute anotl
bill2"
. Mr. Watson-'Yes, all after
- enacting clause"
The substitute was read by Assists
s Clerk Hearn. 1t was identically
same as that printed in last nigh
q EVENING JOURNAL State Treasu
4 Burnite sat in the visitors gallery W
a printed copy in his hand, and follow
n the reading very closely.
Mr. Wafanp-stI rnnua the ndOnfiOn
n the amendment.
!. Mr.. LACEY second the motion
70 PILL NG'S SPEECH OF THE SESSlC
IA The White Clay Creek Hundred \
Scores the Measure Numerically.