Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-12


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rom my" o!,,c", a!.no'y ,"a' an VI.
members OF inc CABINET 70 gay, eAcep!
ENar's, WHO was rePresen'eu ny H E
secretary seward anu secretary InonP-
son, were present, ana cacnuhnesitstlns'y
gave MS OPINION AZ Tue presiaents reluest.
ms resulted IN prolohGea discussion, IN
whlch mere Wasa great a,uerence Vi opin.
ion, aAc tue matter was o.0PpeE WIZ lout ,
conclusion, eAcePt that the b'ano oiii
should Oe vetoed II passed..
Probable Fate OF B1andas Bill.
Views on the probable fate of BANDS
silver bill continue conflicting, though
few now dispute that the president will
veto it in the present form, If not in any
form which makes silver an unlimited L.
gal tender. 1t Is said as a result of the
recent cabinet consultation that a new bill
will probably be drawn at the treasury
department for presentation In the senate
as compromise, bringing the silver dol
lar up to the present value of greenbacks,
and make it legal tender to the same ex-
tent with United States treasury notes.
The president man:festly desires to avoid
o conflict with congress on this question,
and will work hard to secure satisfacto-
ry compromise. Ills anxiety on that point
is taken advantage of by extreme radicals
to urge him to abandon his civil service
theories as means OF consolidating the
Republican party against imitation 0r re-
pudiation in any form or degree. Ii ar
Sument has any effect 1t is not apparent.
The president referring amicaoly TO the
criticisms OF his course says that though
IN the opinion OF some 1rlends VI reform
he has acted 100 Slowly, ne Deiieves
thoughtful men VIII soon recognize the
TACT that new spirit mas begun 10 animate
the puolic service; tnat their WORK Is yet
ter ana moro eHclehtiy uones because the
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nnhI;c serv;ca ia now more correctlv and
rticc,;vnlv condncted than Il hos been Mt
anv neriod since the war While he is Inv
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