Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-07

visa TO refer, upon which mach s,rss,
eas bean laid Ia the Discussions ever ~.
different measures proposed. II 4
uaatssz Of sorne dslicsey. bat il ssefu.
y, ne important, ami ia sueh asseg AZ
not zee that anything % gained by no;
SOARING out frankly, OF IL need -
oiantly- have sen 10 stated. NOT ouIT
M papers bat IN debates iz C1noress,
that practically the Uuioa Pacias vss
SAL manaaed BY Mr.. Goald aud thst I
nsd been simply put forward by hin a :
aR1tensad IN order 10 AIlay poouIsr
fsetln9 And obtain terms more fsvor.
soiei than you'd otherwise be given In
instsee 70 Gould, A. vel "a 20 Euvself
elsia 20 ssatss that this il in no dsoae
t1e casa. ] was Ia no way the cboios az
M. Gould for the position nos hoId
borrower. since the 7th Of Juns lass
1nen l became president Of the Union
Racine Railroad Company, wish 10 ~
n'sid solely responsible for vhaseyar has
been dsne IN the management sf that
company. In the conduct Of IL AFT xirs
nj. G01ld has been oonsnIted ueither
more or less than any other dIrcsoy
Generally his views and n1y oxn have
eeIniHcided- Where they have NOT min
oided be has invariably aea1iesoed in
my conclusions, properly taking the
ground that ~ the responsibility for the
results rested ON me, Ii was for me 10
L1aily decide what course shoaid -
ralrstisd. IL IL perhaps well anat II
stioaid be publioly understood thai the
coarse in this respect which mas been
pfirsuod heretofore will continae 10
o. p7fsned 20 long a. I rem ain uresi-
Gent OF the COMPANY. What IA
Gone will be done, because altar fun
discussion With the directors think n
y the ~isef's and best thing that can be
d1're. IL at any time a policy 10 iraDos
co upon ne, BY either any single direc-
Tor or s majority of direstors. vhish
dt'es not seem 20 me right, shall forth
WHO maks roo@ for some ons more In
sympathy with that policy thai I
sieanwhile until | do 50, assume in
advance full responsibility il need be,
10 shs exclusion Of every one else.
CHARLEs Francis ADAMS.
ADAMS N MISTAKEN.
bhAfies Francis Adams, In a letter 20
senator Hoar, seems TO b ave failen into
IN error regarding the origin aad the
responsibility for the Pacific funding
measure, which he discusses. The
proposition 10 equalizs interest pay.
msnts on the unlon Pacifis Railroad
Gemrany's indebtedness taroQgh the
snttre period of 60 years is only embod-
sd In tbs bill introduced by senator
hoar upon bis own responsibility, and
vas never discussed ia the Judiciary
Doannaittee. The pending proposition
d the committee 10 embodied Ia tina |
TO she first bill reported |
and provides that the semi annual nav
nsnia from the beginning are to in
,itlde interest on tbs susirs Amount of |
he unpaid debt. Thi. also has re- |
seived the sanction of the judiciary |
Jonniittee Of the Senate. Hoar's bill |
vas introduced, - he stated, in tbs SEN |
80 with q slew Of calling oat the opin |
ons OF business men and for ths same 1
purpose q copy vas doubtless cent 70 |
Mr.. Adams before It's introduction.
To have . Pair Trial.
WAHIsoxos, March 6.-Oommander |
aahan, commanding the United States |
steamer Waehusetts, reports 10 the |
navy Department that he sailed from |
lallaO today for san Francisco, via |
Panama. and that be arranged With the |
government OF Ecuador that the Amer |
ctsn prisoner, Santos, confined in Quay
sqnil. shail have q fair trial. He adds |
+hat santes Is In no danger from vio-
enes.
Calling On Cleveland.
WAnTEoroz. March g. The Star SAYS
Bayne, Hisoock and /
Atllard called upon President Cleys
and today aad had quite q long talk |
sitn him. They told the President that |
hey approved the attitude be had |
saken In his inaugural, and in carrying |
Dat the policy therein declared he |
sould have their hearty support. In |
his they spoke a. Republicans, and |
said they believed they spoke for q large
OF their party. Tue President |
reserved their advances in the best pos
little spirit. and thanked them with |
aa'ich feeling and sarnestness for their
pnJtnises.