Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-10

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wheu cot chat aFgHsd With bifa with
al the poxer I bad I sad AoS,
Mr.. Preaident. Il y trps Congress has
acted on this treaty. but yea have ri0i
signed u yet. Sow. aen't sign u. Just
bold OF little. Give me noaBcf, a6d
III get sHeoE.s Ovsf the monntair1s
lt's too good country, Mr. President
10 loae.s Then ! sxt0liea shs eiimass
and natural resources, and spoke Of tbs
Ane fnFs and timber. He finally said u
me 70 go ahead With MY wagons, and i
got across be voaidB't slgB the treaty
bat, ~ 1 didn't, then the transfer vOeld
Dc made. But be said III not sign
u Gill I hear fru1s roo" That's all
want, Mr.. Tyler" ! said
This IL the IT. tsslent which, Dr
Geigeg. - the intimate ssssfaate Of DF
whitman. makes a. 10 his words on r..
turninR. He " irass SoTthy. and higtll,
esteemed aEnons bis neighbours. Ibougt
sos far advanced IN years, be is pby
sically strong, s.ud continues regularly
la the pFAatioe ~ his profession.