Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-15

taE 81 aae1planss. sd us - 3 80
seaslnzly porksna - ineFati.ia hin.sssi
win shs rrorfe nnd 70 rseoociia g -
casss tboas party issdefs ~hs@ - o.
fs1esd darina rs esFiY dsgs q - -
espansy u he Whsts Hoass. This
szadsn shanas q purposs - the part
q - Rruniaez1 seems - hsFs t4ksp
riaes ahsns shs tins q his naf1iaes.
Prior e Sal tims be So n 50 b nak
fna e saors q % biz day witboas ~
essd - he easet q be sosiens ason
BIZ pspularity. 50, hewsEss, b seems
q shap4 bis scsisns FOR - DuFposs q
q ming populaFify uisheat regard g
fiafnts. Possibly Il = MEs. Cisvslazd
who RS ar4unht this ehsaas 10 her
lore and manser. Possibly u i her sm'
biiioa. sad noe Sic. uhioh yearns fos
ansshsr four years IL the White hes.e.
Howegsr thAf may be. e y eeEtaiA tnat
: marked sbasas hss eome over he
ssiris uhssh psompfs the actions q ne
Chief Kxsenisra
II CIssoland uefs not scandidaas for
rs-elsetioo. b woald havo ssioed tbs
alaomarsarlns bin rbs messaee =
uhlsh be asismpssd % iassify bis ap-
psosal Fl tat measurs wAs one Of Ne
naoos Iabosss I. Inennsiatfns and iilsRiasi
messages ever ssas 70 Congress. he 81
asmpssa 70 make ths ooantEy bsisevs
that Ne naasafs was 10 truth whai =
psstsnded 70 bs-a biz for raising ~.
suue. Grover Cisv,Ia 4 hnew, and
every inisliiasnt man 10 the uaiisd
states knows, that that BIZ YES NOS 70.
sreanssd Coz ne rugpoas Of Fa.sine ~.
anne. thas il was nos adtocatsd e.
rsvsnns hill, aDd that i VS. not pzsssd
81 rsveau, bili. There sas ns neeas'
slsy for raising additional revenue. To-
deed. thsFs vas and y : very plain
necessity sor mak.ne the fsosiDis of lhe
oovasnmanf lees. The mao Who would
hava lnlradusad IN she last Congress .
bill honestly intsndsd - inereass the
ssssipts 81 the Government b placing
nnsw tax npon an Artiols d manufse-
fuss weuid have heen regard 4 ~ littls
more than innAtio. Indeed, Pssaideni
Cissslend IA bic nssaAse appsovins tie
Bin sonxots hImaslf Of shameless
s0pbistry, for altar deoisEing bis belief
tat 4 d ID trait 3 rsvenus bill. be pro-
eaecs % anppoFt Il b asHumsnia watch
hnso as liitls 70 % uith Fssenuo e. Ghey
hays 20 DO viii ehsss.
II Clsseland esgs not 8 e,ndsdaia foE
roeleoalon be would have vetoed the
river and haEbeF bill TIE river and
hafhoE blll passed b. ooaeEsss 81 the
late session 10 tho worst that evar 70
csivsd he signature Of . Preaident.
The amoant appropriated by The ~ h
eif.tl9. 90. which h lees By enly 100
million dollars than the amounl appFo-
pgiaied by The bill wAioh President
Arthur won the enthusiastic appFJval
o. al people b vetoisR. aud for tue
paaaaasoi which the 4 pablican House
o. Representatives. sTiumpbanlly elect.
"a lH 1851. YES invi Cd By the people &c
step doun and CUBAN invitation, by
She way, which seems 70 have b "a 10.
tended ss q slandine one. for the Dem
oasata have ever since controlled 10.
House Of Representatives Il Is lAreel
than any other river and haFboF BIZ
ever passed By Congress. add % il
claimed 20 Do ths worst ever passed. i
contains many good provision "a
provides for some work which Wiil ~
ally Be Of hensal 10 the poople Of ID,
unlted Hiaisa, hus iia good provision
are 90 ovsrahadowsd b. its bed onsi
that Il musl be regarded as mesf out
raeeoaa measure Formerly, when q,
House hsd paassd a river and hasboi
bill, and She Senate had added 10 Il
aueh further appropriations Is &
th4aght a., Il IL vas found lhsG ID.
total snm Appropriated vas to- large
the custom vas % rtdaos il By stGfkinI
oul the least meritorssus pFayiaions
Thia yeeF. however. Congress oit upou
the expedlant q eating dosu hy oae
foafth the appropriation made By each
provision, Rood and bad alike. Orai
nasily. the lees meritorious measare,
are y eded eat bsfofs lhe oill reach. !
ihe PEesldent, bat this year cd and
bad reached him alike. and be 80.
proved the bsll slseoas = murnur. II
be had been guided b. his duty 10 The
psople and net b. the dictates Of bis
ambition, Mr.. Cleveland wOald have
Vetoed that bin without hsaisatina a
moment.
Il rieveiaud ware not q oand date for
Ee-elestion, he woald have bsldly vetoed
ths AosFisoa surplus fssol aliou. inslsad
q diapealnR Of IL By fssogting 70 ths
eogaraiy snbaeFsaeo Of 8 packet veto.
The passage Of that re- lation ean b.
regsfded as little lees than vote o,
eenanFa upan ne anaasial policy OF che
administration. II Cleveland had nos
been tfim@iae bic sails 10 ths popular
hfesSe, b woald have vessed TIE reso.
lation Al 0noa. and Ia The message 40.
eompAnying ths vsis be wouId have
rsissFassd We visws on finance which
be has repeatedly expressed 10 q pablis
and ogasial mAanes, and uoa'd shus
have proved himaslf ~ lesss eonsiaasn,
and tgee 70 his record.
II any other man thar CieyolAnS we're
Prssldsnt. bic eoarse ia regard 70 shea,
measures ms 1t b sxplained b. attrsb,
utine b him Felaotancs 10 nee 20
veto poweh bet suea 80 sxelAnAtsau
VII nos Do IN shs presest ssus. Fa,
FROM heins relasiAni 70 use the veto
powes, Clsvuland haa asea IA 20 an sx
tant vhieh woald have amassd and
shocked aay q BE predecessors. Plain,
b sneaRh. Cleveland is epeaiy woshinS
Cor he naminasian Of tha nsxi Desc
eratie conseutson.
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