Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-05

Msxtoan rosernmanf haa refese.s Il -
iease hlu. Cp0n ttia ka iHi1ls had
as1ented . the r1scl1ticna. Sinoe then
he had reA1 the corIespcn3enoe and
ins1ead 81 tbe Mexican roVsrnmert
having Fef9sea he demana of tke
Uniled Sta8es. 4 kad shonn every spiEst
81 compiiannA Ihere w4s 10 eraslcn,
1here Was ~ dEGance. there Was VERY
n-Azly humihafion IN TIE tons of toHt
feasio noEexnuanl before tie uamand
cf - Secr1eary cG safe IN the nauze
q tha Fresidant,
blank u 6eorgi1, tnquire4 whether
Enttlng was nna ssill IL isfi.
II q Fepiisd that be rs. bat sid that
upun t1e interferaues ef ths MziaAu
Minister of Eofei9n Affairs ha had
been offered his reisass on bail which
1e had soezniully rafusd. IAat was
re work ot tna aisssisf nakfnz csn
sal thsFe. VIA mads speeches % the
crowds in the STREETS ahout vindicalinr
TIE rights Of his oonnirF. That vas
tha height 81 indissresion IN enc wko
had ehaFNs Of our foreign aHairs.
C1l1InF. aatiua ty the adxico 6f the
0onsai. dacsarsd thar bis case vas 80
innEsR that Of Al individual. bat u4s
sitting u BIS pgisoa when he eauld WaIk
Qua any momen1 be pleased.
Craig. * Texas said that - far from
aeeiinina an sEfsg % Be released on bail,
CutliRg had heen convicted and waa
now awaiting sentence.
Hits said that C1uNreaa had no ofiici a
Information abonl tAaf. He had heard
three 81 foar versions Of that story
fasa1rs rISraaa -
persons, and one man dad told hlm that
the Mexiean an4hotities expected b b
at the end of fhe case teaaq, and that
the ma1 Woald ha So at liberty. But BE-
did not know that tnere was & word 81
truth IN any cne Of these stories. Tbs
9opernment vas deinE IN this eass what
it had done Ia hundred othar cases.
interfering 10 secure tie release % one
of ita citizeus. There waa every pres
pscf Of cordial eo-opsfation b. Mexico.
and be did not believe fhas the Damo-
cratio Seerotary of clata vas - ineom-
peteut ehat be e0aid nol successfully
earry ou this case with Mckee when he
bad been 80 successful il other casas.
Osuld Mexico, like EnalAnd bFlno q
nset % bombaFd New fotkf No.
tna Renliemen's own minds must
aaGgoat an answer % the quss
tion why in the case Of ono ooun.
Try matters 4ers oondnotad slowly, and
IA the case Of the other. swiftnags was
used. He had con6denoa 10 the
Secretary Of Stata. He believed that
the Secretary was asmpssent % manaeo
q diplomatic complication. The de-
mand ne had made bad besn answered
10 friendly spirit. It vas for our in
lerest, Il Vas Tor the sake of eli natiens.
that ue should preserve ne poaee. The
Secretary knea that be bad tha backing
OF all Congress and an Americans Ia
defending the rights 0f AmeficAns
everywhere. Never haa tharo bee an
uncertain tone OF voice uttered b. this
Congress on that Hnhiect.
King, Of Louisiana, said that Conaui
Brigham Vas q constituent Of his. aud
be knew him % Be q man Of high stand.
iag and learning, and one fully qualified
for tne position be held.
Belmont. % es York, was somewhat
surpriae that his colleague (Hut)
sh0ald have changed his OPT ion on
tais s1bi ct. His friend denied that
Mexico had refused tAe demands Of
this country, but be could fad no bsi-
Ter authority th8n the Secretary Of
State, and that officer bad declared
that Mexico had refused 20 release Cat
tina. He eommenfed on and denied
the correctness Of she position taken by
Mexico aud upon which She case hangs.
Pending further discussion fhe Houge
adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.