Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-16

DeoiaseiS % the President Of tina as,-
az, VITO Bote explaining hoz r. So
u possession Of the ozncial vote. "a
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sAineo % receive the packase ar5 -,
Resteo the oo1rse. which vas Adooss,s =,
ooto houses, Of sending a special ru,a..
ssoqer Tor tie official record Of the w..
= sGliar error oocorreS1 IN cosnac.io,
ZIG tcs vote Of IogA- A p!easan, tn,
Los toos oesn provided for two gentle
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esoo StI Get about RII0o mileage. and
than 500.
he swain Csart Martial.
lie introduction Of testimony in the
o~sIm case vas concluded aud ari,n-
naent begun this afternoon
Fsrtrats for the waite eeu.~.
portrait Of ex President Havss
painted by Huntington. vas received a,
toe White Hsass today. II viii n. h1r,
n the main corridor.
Beings In the senate ExeeuGI.. 49,
sten.
Senator Morgan made speech in the
executive session IN favor Of sac Ma.
raRasn treaty. He discussed ths u.,--
sioie relations Of foreign powers To this
sabieot aud set forth Al erea, lsn-.th The
advantage to the country While. NAV ~
erpeotSd 70 folloa the construction OF
the canal.
There we're no other .peeshss An
amendment was offered by Sherman.
looking 70 the abrogstion or amend
ment OF the Clayton Balver tresty be-
Tore the NiearaRuan treaty shall take
effect
The Democratic GaueuS.
WASHINGTON. Jan. I5.-Emusdist.Iv
after the Adjournment this afternoon
the Democratic members Of the Housa
of Representatives held short caucus.
IL was announced that the object VAS
20 agree upon a plan of work during
the remainder Of the session. No plan.
noTeTer. vas presented. Randall said
be called the eanous merely to ac-
qnzIut the members Sith the condi-
tlon OF the appropriation measures.
de vas OF the opinisn that there
would Re no disagreement bstxeen
the two Hooees OF Congress, and
that every APPROPRIATION bill will be
passed before the fourth of March, He
recommended that nothing be doue
9hich would enbayrass in any vay the
new Administration. Speaking of the
Navy appropriation bill for Ihs next
hscal year, be said he believed il would.
be TO tbe best interests of the Demo.
cratic party not TO appropriate money
this year for an increase Of the navy.
as bad been strongly recon-
msnded. He was IN favor
Of increasing the strength of thai
branch OF the Government, but thought
it best TO wait until next year. He
thought the subject ought 20 be re,
terred to the Naval COMMITTEES of ths
next Congress. That committee ought
to Thoroughly examine tbs 50 jsct, IRE
pare plan for the proposed lnerease,
and submit 10 10 Congress.
O'keii, OF Missouri, said be was a !
friend Of tbs l4bOfers of tie eountry.
Ind ia favor Of voting the appropris-
ton Of money necessary TO keep the |
navy yards 10 operation.
Ellis said be believed ;he apprOpTis- I
ton for new navy shoald BE- rasda this /
session. thereby preventing the delay |
which would he caused BY referring the |
subject to the Naval Committee Of the |
next Congress. He offered = resolution I
providing that the Democratic NOM |
bers Of the Hsuse should follow the |
una ority Of the COMMITTEES on Appro- |
pristions. The resolution was lost, and |
the caucus adjourned.