Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
CLOUDS AROSE IN
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
Storm Brewing Resolution Intro
duced by Harris Of Weber
on THE BRIBERY REPORT.


The calm that hna prevailed In the
ioln. assembly for several days past
chaneed into condition that almost
broke into u storm this afternoon. IN"
disturbing feature Of thu occasion WIS
u resolution bv lartis m Weber which
WIS introduced Immediately after ~"
result OF the ballot was announced ~
the President. The resolution conicm-
plated that the proceedings ~ tue
bribery investigating committee ho
printed M fuli. Including au testimony
ana laid upon the desks ~ The meme
bors Tor their pcrusai There was proc
nounccd opposition 10 N. resolution as
soon nn n was read. Senator smuut IN
uulrnE what " meant. ana senator
Evans and Representative Shepard.
Hanson. Lloyd y Hlaiiuing against Tho
last named denounced 70 na "n brhuu
ful plny IN the part ~ the gentleman
" Weber and his COLLEAGUE 10 delay
the election ~ a senator TINS th-
lnifOduter ~ the resolution denied ana
rose a. "a point n order declaring That
ne had no such Intention. ~ answer
10 SHEPARD. however. hr admitted that
h. had stated that he would fnihtf
leave titan unr"ptcscuted IN tho l'nii-
ed states senate than To- see Mr. Me-
tune rurrcsaful.
p.rrs-.ntative o'Ncn moved 10 lay
the motion on thp table. During the
vote on this question several speeches
Wer. made. senator Mhitnsy Whp ~
a m,fri.,r or the committee on inycsti-
cation. raid that he should vote against
laying the revolution m the table ho-
cause N No. did not de- pa his motives
would rrnhahiy b. impurned. he de-
lard mat thsre was No disposition on
III. part Of the committee Ia cover u
IN hide anjtning un the contrary,
the fun proceedings were published NJ
the daily papers ~ furnished and
sworn e. by the Official rtonographer.
From thir the members could obtain
tsI l,h,,ins ,,.,,, .t ~. a ,S ,nsl,nv
tho rrsoiu, ION.
Wright dee Jared that he had full com
ndene. In thu committee aud was will
inE t. take IT, verdict. whatever that
might be.
Harris said that he thought " pos
nible that there might BE- two fepnttH
on the question. and asked Senator
Wright N this might not be the ease.
In response Ia this query lhe renstpt
said IN that event he would y" WHINE
Ia ab'dn by the majority ropnrt
Representative cummings. hhoiher
nsa,ns, an. resolutlon sut VOTED
arainst iahl,ns ~. Parry mad' a
speech nsaln.i y anh Nnt.h ai"nh 'h'
same ih'' lshhainA anu ,pyulil-',,
hspublleanH. ala hk.wlsH' Sotrn-'h, %
hrnb.r ui Rnr unnin't..' .at"'p w
Frhpluti"h ana Not'i Tot ". nv h"tlu'
20 table was lost on Nnt. OF tN'h'l
riEht 70 thirty-one, 'hih-i"l 'hoh "t
fefrh the t"llo"lhf nuhHlituNs NhNh
carried ana hinp"srl ~ hH lu'sti'h'
asain elceflnE IN, deck iaf aetleni
hesolNei that the special ihlrsuss'
lnT committee herrtofor. appointed ~
the Assembly, orirt iNn huhl.en ,"ple
~ the hndihEr printed, Tor ihe use oi
the hcnb,tH oI inc JOINT ~As'tnhlS ana
or The state "ihcefr'
TINE onIufNAI. upaDItfTtoS
The original resolution. BY Harris,
was ~ fullUNHi
Resolved that the special lnNcrtiEnt-
Ing committee heretofore appointed hy
this assembly furnish each member
with n full printed report ~ the pro-
ceediuEH ~ such committee and of tho
testimony taken therein ~ fast as thc
same can BE- obtained frum the printers,
and M the close ~ such proceedings a.
- Tor thU usr uf the members 90 The
Joint assembly ana State officers,
rSrvpust,rV ttsutt.ATtnN
'''''N ''''
The following Invitation from the
University Was read
lAa'gs ana usn'l ,,,,ii, ia9 ,!,
f',l that the passage of the hin rcmoy-
ing The University from ~ present site
,Sa 10y srsaissi epeeh In IL" history ID ' hss
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