The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-04

.ng.ou special confirms this partly.
and SAYS that if another election Is hal
Hares will 10. 3 though. IL. bot the
cauTl!a.s vii! b. Morton OF Blaine
The 7riIna<'. Washington special con-
.inues Tie party which forces ne"
election will h. held responsible iar TIE
pro>trs:ion Of business which
another rytliiicas campaign would IT.
valYe. The bu,in,>. nen oi the country
= culd be likely ~ punish 1t severely oy
r, fu,i1g it their support Should tue
Democrat. decide however 10 take
the risk. il ~ question whether they
would carry eat the Programme. A.
present most Republicans aPfear 10
think they could. but there ere some
whn .ay tina, a manifest attempt - de-
Inv the cuuat -, a - prevent rs com
pletlon would IL violation OF = man
dA.ory provision Of the Constitution
thai the vote. shall ~ countc'., a;id In-
a.much AZ tn Constitution oveFrides
all rules. 4 would be the duty OF the
President Of the Senate - Interfere 10
check debate AID order the count 10
proceed.
New YORK, Jan. 3--The President
i a. follows: He contemplates sending
a message To Congress at All early day
Suggesting the propricty OF investing
,hi. money in United States securities
aud ieyotiug the interest OF 1t TO the
p4yr1pn. Of subsidies due II American
.hiubwldets. with view a. restoring
American cfu.plcrr" To the position
which i he'll pre,iou- T. the war ana
deprcdat.ons on II II cruisers ht'ed out
~ British p.r'. He thinks il this plan
i. lort,.l 4. stimulus wlii bc given Il
America shirbuli,ng aud that IN less
than tn years the carrying 'rat" 81 the
h. ..stnFed 70 American bottoms Grant
does not favor restoration Of any pat ol
the Gene,. award 10 the British gov
ernnleI,t. ~ be believes 1t woul,! he we'll
for the future success Of the policy o
settling international disputes by arbi
tration He does think, however. som,
of The claims presented for paymen
out OF the indemnity fund, which ha
been rejected under the acts of Con
cress creating the Court Of Alabama
Claims aud defining its jurisdiction. ar
included within the spirit Of award o
the Gcneva's tribunes, for which he doe
not think it question whether vessel
and cargoes captured or destroyed wer
insured or not was considered, no
whether insurance companies which ha
suffered loss have been reimbursed b
the collection Of war premiums. IL
think. therefore. that the sales an
that the recognition Of portion
) Of claims debarred by the cour,
should be arranged for and favors tn
contamination of the courts for limit
ed time, with authority to take juri
to, and be demands judgmen: SO as ,
make them cover actual losses; and b
, wouli deduct from the amount paid b
insurance companies to owners Of YES
sells and cargoes the extra amount the
received On account Of the unsuall
hazard character OF war risks. Afte
!. all such claims As these are paid. he be
lieves there would still remain q larg
balance which he would invest in tn
navy aud for The purposes named,
The Tribune prints u report that +,
Attorney General Barlow has cha
lengcd fellow lawyer, Elihu Root, ,
mortal combat. quarrel having or
ginated over legal matters After xiv
Ing column of details the Tr.IuA
|, says. bhftoW rfohnubtet Tue Whoi
affair Jest
NEW YORK, Jan. 3. The Ttue.' >ay
another complication has arisen regard
lug the will of the late A r. Stewar,
which people Supposed WAS settled
This time the papers come directl
from Ireland. and claimants St, fort,
IN atiidavits attached thereto that the
are first cousins of Stewart. The "a
pers are III the hands Of $. l.. Kree
land aud Mr. Carter. AMI hayc not We
been filed in court. They have n,
connection whsteyer with claims Of tn,
baileys Of Brooklyn. though the same