Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-14

sarVahjo, would have q tendency to re-
3paity differences which are in pro-
- Il healing.
Wshope made a speech in defence Of
Eorham. stating that while he WAS not
1870 10 influence the result By his
~. g bad duty toward his const.-
$3.50 which he must perform. The
is11at Of GoFham would be misinter-
~s1od, g in some sense a disspproval
q - liberal mOvem Mt. He knew
- Interpretation Of the action Of the
49, would be err0ne0us. He ealo-
- 0orham's work in connection
~ the liberal movement, and stated
~ = would support the Jminees Of
- eeocus. MahOme did not vote on
- souinatiOn. kiddleberger was not
rsssnt.
~ esucns reassembled after ad
iaarnment, aud nominated Chas. W.
iohmeoa, OF Minnesota, for chief clerk /;
m r. Young, of Pennsylvania. for
suaeutive clerk of the Senate; Il ". r..
Hnnt Of the Metropolitan N. 4. Church
r Wellington. formerly Of Wisconsin.
+ chaplain; and Col. w. p. Canody, Of
Nath Carolina, for sergeant-at-arms
4 resolution was adopted unanimous
h v)sting to the wounded soldiers now
= - roll OF tho Senate retaining their
eultions. There we're only six votes
eesinse the nomination Of Canody.
nrp1neauee Of the Republican COsa.
mliaee Meea1ag.
(uroAoo, Dec. IA Times Washing
IN speoial says: The result of tho
nootino Of the National Committee
1900 70 have little political signifii
eapee. Il IL true that Logan's home
~ been selected for the convention,
but Chicago was selected, 30 far "a can
= leasnsd, irrespective Of Presidentia,
peeeereuCes. For example, it got the
gets Of Plat, of New York. IL nigh
s. said that this was part of the plan Of
Arthur 20 keep in alliance with Legan
esesesiag that il the latter could not get
q nouination he would turn his votes
or 10 the former bat then Chicago
ri New England votes that arc opposed
8 ~ interests of both Arthur and Lo-
N, There are twelvs federal Office
kolosn in the committee, and AZ their
vo11gVoso scattered it il concluded thRt
u Administration was not very anx-
~ about the place for holding the
ooayoatiou. Blaine's friends will al
vsys bate Cincinnati. Some Of Lo-
esdi friends were anxious that Ex-Sen-
aloe Chailee should be elected Chair
nsn, and did not succeed, but this only
neans that the committee sought de
ibsatsly to avoid giving any political
solDfine 10 its meeting. Senator Sabiu
NJ elsctSd because he was Windows
man, and consequently is at present
nothing a. between the various factions
o( Ne party.
In regard TO the system Of representa-.
tie0, Senator Frye said, when he offered
BIZ plan this morning. that he had ne
Psoidential candidate, and never woulc
Aavs again.
On the same subject, George Gorhau
nd this evening that there was no dan
IT that the Southern vote would b
I'D IN Ssasse TO secure tho nomination
q any candidate. A few years ago
vheo nomination was equivalent 4
- election, an administration candi
~ might have been tempted to secure
- nomination by means of the who'll
up1fhefn and portion Of the Northern
~. but In the present condition o
teine1 no man would dare to take th'
animation unless he got IL mainl
nruneh the Northern States, whore tn
veeo would have to be secured. TIL
UeotAegn States, he Was confident, woui
toslov the lead Of the Northern State
I'D support the man most likely /
sARty the doubtful States.
Terms sr the Trlparsite Treaty.
tlcAOo, Do. 13.-Gcneral Manage
uask, ef the Union Pacific Railroad
oaeed to 3 representative Of tho ASS
oaeod Press this afternoon the detail
9! ~ compact entered into at Ne
Iosk between the Union Pacific. 8
nel and Rock Island roads. The to,
. ~ agreement would prevent publ
sa!oo owing te its length. but III
unaoo Pacific had no desire TO preser,
meseoy - TO the character of the doc,
aeat. Tho announcement that u
eoom0nt In 10 run twenty i've years
saeteoe also the statement that u
ufee roads are bound to the aereeri1er
- " full period, and can only be r
- On giving Ave years notice. IT
1otehed statement that tho agret
aoae contemplates the pooling of bus
- 10 incorrect, and Il doss not nece
0Sily hurt the status Of the old Low
pol or any other compact which Il
I've lines may enter into. ut ia" saj
q. Clark. "a defensive and otfensi,
a1lanoe. the terms Of which, in brie
~; L makes the terminus OF q
Ueion Pacific Railroad at Chicago i
I'D Of q Omaha, for oompstit ii
eealneM. The compact il not discriu
loalnG In any sense. II doee not spe.
- local business Of the Union r
- toad, and Il Ia open for any 9th
- 70 sign it," In furthe. explainil
ooope, Mr.. Clark said i vas {
laHy outcome Of roads b0iidil
~ territory Of the Union Pacii
- which had amply bsen feeders
Union Pacific we're now its rivals
$3.50 points along the limo Of Il
- - far west As Denver. These
which formerly had their termin
SaicaRo and Omaha, now push III
Nm termini TO points beyo
AAa. The Union Pacific, on
- hAud, had its eastern terminus
III, until by the aiening Of |
1t agreement IL was placed ON es
", - With Its competitors aud hat,
meents and purposes 4 direct llne
eARo. The compact provides that
-, went OF break IN the establish
9 rates at any competitive pO
- Union Pacific, commenoin0
Lake, and engaged in the "a
n1siness, its cOnfederatea =
ss.x 0elR pro rata o. ont from Oms
fS, 1he present contract between
g Pacific and the Rio Grande
:. oaelaeas, which 10 nov carried
Union Pacific alonc, will
y it, two connecting lin
oxienaiOu Of the Burlington,
e.oer line west Of Omaha. I
g appear in daal role,' 9
s1kx. while the Union Pacifi
sssSS ~ - contest With the Bur l
~ ..eoo110ns west Of tho Minsc
Burlington 10 receiving .
Gslion Of tho through rate
ml0 down BY our road
- b that method = enat
T. - the oOnteat iudeGnit
- Suffered into h simply
~ AQhtipQ chance for