Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-20

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I L.lIE &M1AA4i4l12 - NM4It t4IA4I.. - ~ 81
/ ifeellne that re 0osernmens = stIanzez.
silang LstteEs hAss been raeeivsd fFoa
81 along tbs coagf thai oommon Gus
vii Be made With The Poeiland GsheE
a1sn and thaa general union loE de
lenss Be nFrangsd.
= y. Whiftoa. Secretary of tie ki9l
Exshan&e, said today; Resolutions Il
favor oE armtng our vessels VIII b
adsptsd at = meetlna of the Exahange
II tha RRoaeat temper of 0wnega ana
dsh fmen such resolutions oo1ia nos D
made tBo afronz. We rhaA a. same.
thing mere than adopt the1s resolutions
We shall a1f. Had ! bern il Capeaiz
DonRhty's place. with twelve good mes
at ny back. that ona oliiceE Would nevol
hAss taken TIE vessel. ! s1ould havl
said 20 htn: saet %. or uill lock y0u
up and laks you vi b ma Tha Gov
eminent is doing nothin1 foR ~ Va
muss cave cufselses. and We shall do 4. Z
Another proanln1nt owner said. 1We
shall stand tor eur riaht8. and II tlle
Governments viii not protect ua we viii
pToteot enrsslyea. Hsd Captain
Doughtyas men been armed thss capture
woald ntvaF have been made. When
Captain Doughty Rusa 20 neA AGAIN be
/ Uill carry cannon and small aFma. and
all the osheR nshinR vessels that 90 onl
OF thia port viii also be armed, and
taen fhe oaptains viii have direct orders
% resist all attempts made 70 aieHs
fhem.p
a fisherman said. aThs Gossrnmsnt
has NOT given fhs slightest sian Of inter-
est il the matter, and II Portland
oaunot send word 20 Captain Doughty,
at Enaliahto8n, that She Buited States
will protect him, then Portland can and
viii say 20 him that the people Of the
Stale Of Maine will stand back Of him.
and that American vessels oaanot Be
slezed at with b. the Canadians" !"
Ata fully representative meeii1a Of
the Fish EnchanQo this afternoon she
following resolutions we're adopted:
WHKREAa. The Canadian GoVeEnnneut
has seized American ashtn9 vessels and
as all believe nnlaufnlly. and where
as The 4 - Of our e0untry has been in
suited; therefore be it
Resolved. That Il Il the senss Of the
Poxtland Fishing Exchange that the
President Of the United States shoaid
By proclamation declare non-lntes
course with the Dominion Of Canada in
ell matters pertaining % the nsheriea.
Rss0lptd, That whereas the CanAdiRn
Government has lifted Gus eFmed res
sells 70 eursue cur veasele. therefore, We
ask oar 0ovefnnlent to send ermed
cruisers into Canadian waters TO protect
our vessels.
Resolped, That We oppose and protest
against the appointment Of eny Com
missioa 20 treat with Great Britain in
regard 90 the fisheries.
ksso'psd. That We call upon Congress
30 take such action aa will protest rs IN
our rights as AmeFican citiEsns from the
sitzure Of our property, while 10 TIE act
Of trade, by she Colonial Governments,
aud demand that L make 90 immo-
diafs release Of the vessels under siez-
ara.
Essolpsd. That, whereas car Govern
ment has issued papers granting permis-
sion 70 0us vessels 70 trade In foreign
sogts, and, whereas vessels budding
saoh permits have been seizsd, We ash
cur Government 20 protecl all American
vessels IN Colonial ports against illegal
eeiEare.
Rssolssd. That IL our 0overnment re-
fuses 70 send immsdiasely armed YES
ssia to protest oar vessaIss We deem it
ezpedienl 20 arm and equip cur vessels
lOL HrUtH14luUs
Earshsr and general aston viii prob
ably b. taken bv she osts. & hshina
schooner is nov fitting cut and is ex.
pected q leave tomorrow or Friday for
the dshina gEouads fully armsd. She
wili De the arat armed vessel 20 leave
Portland.
Tue Hon. Hannibal HamIin va in
tervteWed tonlRht relative 90 the fishery
trouble. He said that II there are oh
staoiea In tue Provincial law exeludinR
American fishing vessels from trading
20 Canadian ports. there shoald be sim
liar restraints placed on Canadian v>s-
eelG 10 Ameftean waters II thooatt
that both Governments we're 500 wise
70 Rot into serious trouble oTsr the
matter.
Bsaine and ahe KaBxhSs ee Lahsr
CrEvELaHD. May 19.--Did you know
that Blalne is an active WORKING mem
Der Of the Kaiahisof Laboffn asked =
iocai nemher Of that order and an ON
Ger o. cue Of the City Assemblies, this
afternoon.
To she reporters negative reply, the
Qsniieman rsst onded: "Well be u. The
fact, however, has never erept 0ni, and
many Of The order knew nothing II Il
until Il vas annouaood ID TIE ofil1ial
paper Of oar organization. the Journal
of Unffea Lahoy. Tue paper ia nublisbed
undeg tue auspices Of the Exsoative
Beard IN Philadelphia. and q never
seat 70 any one whs Is not member us
ihe order. Blaine is member Of q
local assembly IA Augusta. Maine-hia
kama. You know that only tao classes
OF men are barred from our order-lsw-
yers and saloon keepers. Mr. Blaiae ial
~ profession q journalists. Hos lona
be has bean Wifhis the pale uf The Or
der don'G know, bnt you may dspend
that witn the executive ability Of men
like, Powdezly, Biaine and Others. that
I niaht mention, the Knighia 0f LsboB
vii esnfiuus 90 ardW and Il aill taka
more than the combined eaoFta Of the
trades unions 70 crush O. oua"
wSaew. KaaF. Faa aad Ferry.
8An RnaxcEsco. Msy f9-TAs BALI
fia's Nss Yogk apsoiaf says z ssiefn p
psra are elaiming 70 have discovered
that president CisgalAnd'a bride il %
be Ma. and noi Miss Folsom. Ths
qaastioa vas 6rag raised In dtapsfoh
from Washiuaton 30 tbs bosson Teuy.
nal, 20 this ensat. "a Rsntleman. who Is
on very inalm4ts terms with tue Prsai-
aenk eEys L istFas The Prsaidsnt Is ta Be-
married, b1a noe 20 Mins Rsiso1; that
ths bFids eleot u Mrs. Folsom, q widou
Of ~, and that ans President is very
mach amused 81 tie cnrront rspgrtaS
as, Esuas Pslhes Baaens.sng annrenasua
ST. LoUSs. Nay 10 "A dIasussion of
Aearchism to s. Leafs and Of ne most
eneotiva means 0t pteRenlinz is apread
eecnpisd tbs attention of tha poIios
Yesterday ~ theiE FeEaiar meeilna. Il
uas atated ~ q ms@beR e tie B14rd
shat ne pcstes had nsser nttenpssd 10
diapafss msssinGn of Anafehista laoaah
they knsu taet tesir inosndiaFy spaaeh-
6 ae such tiusS we're 10 vol ts6n of
Lac, thas ~ Dialfies AtsornsY had ~
funsd 90 bring tbe matter befars ne
arAAd iuFy. aud that the ia~tinea had
rufnasd % issas WAFrania Tor thsig nF-
Bsat. Il sisu of thsss ihinaa t1e Board
mdspeaa rsanfutioms tHatFacltnE fhs
chisf oE Pslies - dispefss Al unls4fui
assemblsRea of hoasenf-la ~ Walsh ~
aisa4nos 10 ne Enw h aageoAtsd, and 20
arrrsa any and al gho sinla1e tte laW
b usseFin9 inssndiary speeches o. IN
aillnR % mas.
csafsuaes Suaxmena.
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