Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-21

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Allison. from ths Oomnistss % A.
Rroprtationes Fsportsd favorAbly t6s
HOUSE resolution providing that when
tho too Houses adjourn on Saturday. Il
- 20 Monday, January SIN. Ga Hsie's
snGeeetion 4 was laid % tie tahls for
the present.
Hsls, from The Ooufsrsncs commis.
- o. tho Naval Appropriakion Bill.
reported that the oommlsteo 80 unnhle
70 aGree. He explatned that ~ House
oonferoes insist Sthst the Senate take
the House bill ~ is has bssa presented
20 the Senats, that beina 3 lamp appro-
psiation for The coming half year. The
senate oonfereea, he said, Thought that
method N obisestonabls method Of
passing e apProprission biiL and held
A vote was taking, b. ysas and nays,
on Hals's motion. and Il was uusni
mously aereed to-yeas 81. nays none.
Vest submitted modi0oasion Of the
resolution heretofore offered By him,
relating 20 The pFspossd Nioaraguan
canal surveying expedition. Ths modi- |
hcAtion declares II 70 b nos expsdiens
70 esnd out such expsditton. I The orig
inal resolution declared 10 = illegal - 20
send u without t0e authority Of Con-
Rrsss.I vest said be would cali the
matter up tomorrow.
Al she oonolunion Of the mornings
was referred 20 the Commitsee On Com
mefce, serealina seotion Ills, revised |
statutes, which has permitted Govern
ment inspectors In certain cssss 70 take
stcam registers from yeneelA
After an executive sesaion the Senate
adjourned.
WAsnsNorox. Dec. l9.--Ths House re- |
sumed consideration Of the Interstate |
Commerce bill.
Hewitt said that while pooling might |
BE- an evil, there were many evils which |
we're rsnsdiee for other greater evils. |
The evils which pooling va intended to
aba, were the evils Of unlimited compe-
tition. Large business houses had been
compelled 70 employ clerks, whose sole |
business Il waa 70 20 from railroad ofIice |
tr railroad office and make bargains. |
More tnau that, the companies them |
selves, which were intended 10 b. CON-
mon carriers, found themselves reduced |
10 the c0nditiJn Of petty hscksters, who |
we're compelled 70 have great army Of |
clerks to regulate freight on every in
voice Of freight shipped over their lines. |
This evil was 20 enormous that u led 10 |
the only practicable remedy, which vas
pooling. Pooling. IL honestly conduct
cd. gave stability In the rates Of freight |
and equai terms 70 every customer, and |
carried out the great principle Of equal |
rights TO all men. How shoold the evils |
Of the pooling Arrangement b over
GOMEZ The gentleman from Texas !
(ResQau) said by the abolition of pool |
ing. That would oOnsiRn the country
20 the chaos from which pooling had
extFicated IL. List u be regulated by |
the appointment Of commission. A |
commission would b. approved by the |
judgment Of men familiar With the sub |
jact, bat bill to abolish pooling would |
be contrary 10 their Judgment. There |
was an impression that Congress could |
determine tho conditions on which busi- |
ness should BE- done. All IL could do |
would be 20 prevent western and south |
ern producers from getting aooess 10 the |
Open markets Of tho world. The oen. |
gestion which now prevailed IN every |
part Of the country, congestion Of pro |
ducts, labor and capital. was due TO the |
fact that the channels Of commerce had |
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