The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08
|, No FINAL ACTION
,,,i.,asrchy Bill; The House
= substitute Adopted.
,,,sDrSr.ELfcT IS EXCLUDED
p,otectlon Of the Measure
Z y ',,,uoutation, They Are Just
'1''' plain Men,

..,,s.ou, June The house . spent m the the
{n'i's o,Inr on amendments to the
~ NM but all failed, except one
'M Mr. Mccall (Mass.) to strike
sea "..rehist section the word "as-
" BIC 4 is coupled with killing
s,Ntion against conspiring for tue
~ ',- tho chief magistrate of foreign
ns ,eor the bill had reached the
y. .',,lI,meutary stage before passage
,.mond (lo.) moved to recommit.
I'm failed at this point, and the
s''' compelled to adjourn without
iction. .s,on NJ tho house
VIZ y, cannon. chairman of the hppro-
" III, ,nmn1jttee, asked unanimous cnn-
,il!ns ,eerslder a resolution TO autholihe
.ssyees on the sundry clvii aPptVt
eonieeinv,' h consider aud insert IN inat
,.lon pll " appropriations auth orized
isf pec a,ib,,s u,itilic building bill. He
ths sm MAI about SG,O00,00O should be
piaea ta"s " thc sundry civil bill on
Erpns.ssu the omnibus bill, whlch was
fHM v.,,rdoy. There was no oD1sclioh
le a. rssolution was adopted:
ne .ss hen resumed consideration oil
Ne ae ass,chy bill. Mr.. Patterson (IennD
ihu rs smendment to include the. JUICES
20 ~ court In the list OF those
le mrprder. while engaged In me PEE,
s.,rs 81 their official duties shou'u w
4 rSnlshable by death.
~ az 1Irmond Mo- moved to strike out
f " after vice president. describing
Vetus ofscers. entitled by law to sue
uoh No presidency. The amendment
/. lcst-6O to 81,
pprslpENTs-ELECT LEFT OUT
/. r,rmnacker Qnd.) offered as an
..,nsrt new section providing that
n,rsou who should kill the president
vics president elect should suner
IN Nr RAY declared that the amend
!. "a. clearly unconstitutional; that the
i, had decided that the president-elect'
I n ,n,upurated, was private citizen.
amendment was defeated.
| N, Gilbert (Kyl offered an amendment
q. section providing for the protection
foreign ambassadors or ministers not
Il IN the United States. but any pace
N tbe jurisdiction thereof. It was lost.
N, IA Almond (Mo) moved to strike
|, Ia section. His motion was defeated
bi2 - NJ. uoc,ou
MAJ 10 the anarchist section of the bill
rstrict the imposition of the penalties
4 acton s to persons who advocate tnt
fSrr 81 officers of the United states oil
M government Of any civilized nation
5s adopted.
! RI, language Of the bill originally includ
4 assault as well as killed.
I'm Richardson (Ala) moved to strike
N from section s (Which was aimed
E,rst conspiracies In the United states
! I'M the chief magistrate of fore'gI
tuntyl the provision that II no attemp
tis made the conspirators should he sub
n, 70 the fine of $500 to $1,000 or impris
krent from one to five years,
] NJ. Richardson's amendment was DC
f,.cd
! Nj. Isnsharn (Texas) moved to strike on
n section giving the United States turis
.slcn wherever offenses were committed
h. amendment was lost.
| Tie house substitute for the senate bill
Us then adopted. Mr.. De Almond move
! fecommlt the bill with instructions t
bike ont sections 3 and 49, (Section
Epsesst death penalty for killing fol
| IN ambassadors and ministers).
There was no quorum, however, ana q
| - p m. the house adjourned.