Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-28
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fzfn' : egs1ise prayer shis mcsuine 90
- foai9ws. GIVE eMx, Cd Ga az
Jsech. sn& avakeu - 10 - The danger
wktsh shrsssens sbe civllized xsrid- A
fsvsiuflon mors sssruen3o1s thsn ans
vhlsh hissexv reeords. IL which th<
- LES Of reign OF terror may BE en-
se.sa IN every e.pifsI Il Eurscs ana
ABsr1e&- Fer O iona tine few have
mastered fhs ma1y bee4ase thss "a
csr&<o1d the spsn seefxf 10 them. the
tools that can ne shems bat nov tbs
many have learned the ssnrrf II ceznnf-
xssisn. dr1ii and dynAmite- kr0uss th<
rich Of TIE world - undsFssend that
the time has eone fsr xTlndinz. sei1sh
monopoly 70 oeass, that corporations
Dzy Rss In them With 31sssss. bonor
sna esneeieuee ard hamss kiHdne<k
Teach tbs rich men Of this connfry that
great fortunes are ienf ssem BY Thee
for oshes rnrpvses than 10 bald and
decorate palaces, 50 fsund private col
lectisns Of art, 20 ssoek vine ceilArs, 70
keep racing studs and yzshts. aud fna
better COMPANY than hostisrs. grooms
and soekeys. pool sellers and boob
makers Tsssh them, ca God. that IA
- Ihse vho has gives then power 10
get thsse fortunes thai % u 10 prove
them, 10 kaow what 10 IN their heart-,
Shsthsr they will keep Thy comna1d-
msnts or nos and that those command
meats are, fhou shalt love the Lord.
Thy God, With ali ssy hsxrt, and thy
nsighbor ~ thyscif., Tnat IL the rich
men u our land keep these command.
D<nts the poor vii foIlox the example.
and Ee at lsss< viii BE- saved ffon the
days OF tribalatiou that are fast eom
ing On all the world. Help a.. Oh God.
and save xs--
Mr. Groosnor, Of Ohio, asked anani-
moss eaussut tia. she praycr be print
ed IN the Record.
Mr.. James. Of New Ysrk, sbisctsd.
Remaining soto rsce 30 q gentleman
sho sskea kim 10 Withdraw his cbjsc-
lion. that IL uas made because the
prayer vas an ineendisry speech
Dtsesssssg the Labor osesstsa.
The Labor Commisses Of the House
held protracssd session to-day, which
wss entirely consumed In q discussiou
ability VI formulating and reporting 20
the House for passage some measure
that will prove % be ef1icacious In 70
iissing the strained relations nov q.
istina between the strikers and sm-
pioysfs. Nor formal agreement has yet
been feaohed.
Another Kducasisn nan.
Mr.. Willis, OF Kentucky, will on Mon
day introduce In shs Houss duplicate
Of shs Blair educational bill, and seek
70 have Il referred 20 q commistes thai
be is 10 be empowered TO ssiect.
fmprsse.esss ~ the Gssernaens
Among the items IN the river and
hsrbos appropriations are the follow
ing: Coos Bay entrance $4,000; Va
qaina Bay $4,000; tins upper Columbia
river. including Snaks river. Sl0 00U.
moath Of the Uoluubis river $40 W.;
tbe lower Willamette and Columbia
rivers $1,000; the upper Wiilanssts
$40 600; the Coquiiie river at tts mouth
$4,000, Ohshaiis river $500. the Gov
itz river go complesisns <3JO0; to-
sksRit, stiilssuamish, Neok-.sk. sac
homish and snoqnaimie rivers ti00U.
s.sieasi IAisa Leakue en- .es.,
The National Counsel OF the N stional
union League held It's annual session
al the Ebbst House. in this city today.
The officers for she ensuing year we're
slscsed as follows: President, G. II
GrosvcBor; vics. Presidents, wn. Z
Chandler, Thomas Il. Rich. James b.
NegIey, J.. \. Robiasor, l.. q. Houck, J..
L. O'Hara. G. A. Bouteile. B. X. Bruce,
ri AZ o.
Corresponding Secretary, j. T. Bryant;
Cooper; Marshal. j. ii. Bayne; and
sergesDt-at Arms, :. t. Dsmar.
The River and uarbsr appropriation
The river and hsrbsr appropriation
bill. a. completed by the House Com
mittee, mAkea q total appropriation OF
$751; 800, which will become avail
able immediately upon the passage of
the bill. Az there was no appropriation
made for river and harbor improve
ments last session. the present appro-
pristion virtually covers period Of
nearly tao years.
secretary Maantng SAN In Danger.
DIR. Lincoln left Secretary Msnning's
bedside ~ 10 o'clock tonight. This IL
tAr ufst utEut stnoo sue oHcfbNaFy was
taken III thai be has lsft before mid
sight de stated that the secretary's
condition WAS about tue same. His
family, however. are more hopeful, aud
shat be does no, 81 back ward they re-
gard ss an indication of ultimate re.
eovery. The doctor would say nothing
Ia regard TO the Secrstary's exact con
dition, but said thai be Was holding bis
own and II would be some days before
definite could be said. He 10
not yet oas of danger.
House.
Debate on the silver question Was
opened by Mr.. Culberson Of Texas. he
said he was friend Of silver. and was
In favor Of placing It on the same plane
sith gold. IL was necessary to provide
some further legislation in order TO
break Mp the practice Ia the Treasury
Department of rspudisiinc the silver
dollars. and cause their application 10
the payment Of the public debt, princi-
pal aud interest. when the people do
ciared that the financial policy Of the
Republican party should be enforced.
their mandate was respected and
obeyed, bot when the people revoltsd