, 1883-12-08
Legislative Letter.
CORRESPONDENCE OF IN. srArxsx.s. /,
HuCSE.
OLYMPIA. Nov. -.

AID n.cch nigh; be said relative to VITA
has been done by the solon. gathered 70
getaer from different portions o; the terri
:ory. Among the members OF both house
there are. teyoad a gaest.oa, mea who DC
served well OF their constituents whi.
sssiu there are Others whose actions Aa.
conduct IN the passasc Of several question
able measures, fosteIed and msaIpuisted D.
: corrupt LIBBY entitlr them TO the puie
s.rs,.ie a2oaliat.nn Of eel outs"
shall uos attempt to eLGnsas.e the is
Vi "a wave praeticei BY the rscalc;trsu,s L
hi,.e tasIr peEfidy from the observation an:
ie5ectian OF ;he''alert but ole thing Is csI
tar, thst there were more hopes: lIeA
IN the legislature At Jts commencement taaE
sill return TO their homes when !, adjSurns
The Democratic porIo- q: .ae Hease /,
composed OF excellent ecntlegsen, 10 fact al
the neutrality-suspicious. iGclaied-ia 4
comparative sense, superior rlen 10 the ger
lie1en IT the higher brsaet 1T the Tegi-
tor.al gose-nment
The Hon. A. t. Lloyd, ., Nslla Nsila 4
qu:ss. uro6,rasiye gea,iem-z. deAcTEe, Sa
much cNu.ucDi iauon from E,, covs,;r1ent-
a any ugei,oeI Of the !eSts..;,Se dsS4t mint.
Te.Eyersts scd thouga.iu! Ia ell he sets.
win tdt lutte T. say, erceDt when that Ii:
tie is al ,ol'.teiy Necessary. lie has main.
taine1 All u3right and Giso.,isd ismeano-
throughou. the entire s;slon, bis vote al
ways bsirg recorded after na:ors deihcra.
ton fJr VIA. he cansiderei and he'll. rsG 20
be Justice and right. lie has been a cons ant
associate ef the Hon. Joseph Foster, who l.
the o,iOst. as well Is the most popular rnsm
her IN :he assembly, sni sho, Ike his enl
league LLOYD. IS a quiet worker
Ey the defeat of H. L. rs Z th- Couptil.
the members OF tha. arm Of the legislature
are desc.vin; of sever. ceusI-o pGa :epri-
r1snG, and shoulI lie given - understand
that to defeat 20 important u,easrge-or
any he ,sare that hss for its objec, rshei
from the invssirn OF Chinese Was Ininieai tc
the best wishes Of the united rc,cs o. th:s
entire people They cannat etfsr an in.ult
Of So glAring q character, and are so win! a
question to the voters Of his territory wIthou.
herr reminded that snch c1n1uct viii ike q
boomerang, return at some future rlectioa
TO knock out their po!i::c.i trans II the
bill was in operation efter It's pasrsy-, Il
-woui,; nave showed the. proper spirit to
have passed the bill and shox TO tn, IA
,icnal .."re--m,u. that Ne n Territory
xefe ANXIOUS II all in tie enforcement ci
tie RESTRICTION act. ChInese are crossing
dsi'v from British C.lua,bis in.r Liz Tern
tory, ard TIE L. s.atars resus,2 90 prohIb;:
them, when II Vas in thar p'wz- 10 do -.
They shoull se maie t. ieei. on- nri eli
oi them tie ~e.asIty e public cpiriop, ~
thera is Nc sxcase ivE su2a repreheIs:hle CON
due
Tie a::l.E.ee on ;lc,si relations, 10
wn"u, N L:!l ~as referred ard who
have r-portei already, were Powers,
kerr srd narFsr. the OH, n'D'ts;.- e--'.-
cur iar. Hsiis Va '-p:e-r...s=.s.-
uha = conceded 10 H. j. 1r!',. ( ~ n,
peer of aay r.,n.beI ID,si:a,t'.a !, il tHr
Coancii, = d not .oId III IL i ;-asr VI
Cal1n n.i, hE have danc Hyea <. %, p.s
sag. q: IL ill ami pl,,ei l,n = Il, aFs,
ot o!ticai popularity. L. yocNg t'-s M
Laen:s Il ,ie pa0.l'. Why a: SO: - .';sa
did a. or,.ortgnity, aaj ne TT % . -
the futu:e have yielded -. -. h..,-.E..!.!
rs;ur;.s, I c.oEVt rnG, rst.H,i.
: hi icr rhe ta1 .ticn Of r.iir''-! p Per-
ty, by iiCacktun, b.UIyht TIE corporation :
lobby out IL iIll force. James M,Na-chi
the Spart,e attorney irr 5he railroad com
ptny. ~, diligently e;nplayei iu a'iira
Mr. Houg;,Gs u to get tie t!Il throagh.
Why he should hsve been .Ound .s'or.ns
aS.iduorsly to ; cure th- H.s.sss oI ;he hiii
Is oTlinoIs.
The b!!l e1emp.s ali lsBdei interest OF
:ac railroads from taxation, Hniie m '.u'-
chaser cs railroad lsr,!s must pay his .y5p"r
tions;e az.
Ian crs,.l3ly informed iiat Congressman
George {: Oregon has Telegraph. Mrs. Daa-
Iway that Il she viii accept ths position Il
Governor Of the Territory, re viii Cso hI-
inhaene- al Washington % bring about the
appointment Her reply wes Tot received.
Whiic srltiI.s of thing, in general, might
saw that a disposition 10 pigeon'hole
certain bills by the clerks has NOV beer Al
INC mmoa occurrspce. Several bills nave
been gci,s d cut Of ths;r a,crstoEtei places
wheu wantei.
4 bill 70 L:sincorpora:e the 1:iy ct G'ld-
end..'c, By NJ. LaGdrrm was discoSaElS. .ost
when 1t aas required. However, ss 10Th
r.. 50. ious came out Of this geUtsc! way o;
sii!ia. h,'ls. ii i 20 be presumed that no.
hodv IS 10 blame. \ little ds-eiic:: L OF the
Clsrk. that's AL
At Democratic meeting the a,her even
isg the H1a- Joe Kuhn got Up 70 iIiorn tHs
committee that he had discovered snd had
..Ee 4 let into 4 little wunki-7 relative to
.Ee R,pub!ican method q. eJniuc;ing the
dcx, clmpaign.
S.ilJ.e: 'Geatierasn, | an OF the Ia
s:ie. an % the bosom Of he Republican
party"
YEA. t'.s IN. aid C..De, as 1t mae OF
female. C..1n having reseTssee u a hs;ia.
.ome young LADY, the siii-aes4 Al Mr.
Kuhr. ~ho =. enrolling aieIs ii ts-s He-se,
md ..dical republican.
Th,s witty re.srt almost broke ~ Tie
C;.sr, OF III. Hou-e. all wac has siEc- 'e't
r..weN.
Tie L@gis.liIre adjJErus this evening. IN.
is. .wo nights ses-iOn having been held
winch resulted In cleaning the table OF 81
bills. Adj9grned las die WetinsstAy al ii
sW T. H. 3.
Jer,ny GiddlL. sy.