The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30
WITH OPEN DOORS,
Discussion Of the Fisheries
Treaty.
SHERMAN TAXES THE LEAD.
sesases Frye Nakes I.eng speech
Again.s the rr~asy-TA~ senate
Revive. the Raak Of General In the
Unis~a states Array.


rr~es< wss .aken enc oi his last remark
vas thai the treaty Was the most DISGRACE
ftsl. huussiiafinx aud enuarsils sarrrDsst,
that all ;he Americas repahlic had exc
made IN Us whole history. not excresf,s
the treaty of i>i>
rrfarsins without his approval the hsis ~
proassating sis.ssp for public building i
Youngstown Usio
Mr. sherman said that the pea,,le Q
Youngstown and Is vicinity sad the f--sas.i
of Ohio would ~ snrpriscd NJ the chsrar
Ter ef the tnesSsse last reaa The pe.spi,
scnid like she rYesldcnf 10 he insfwrsfal
YOUNGSTOWN was cue - the NEST flourish
ing savns Of the Jnisrt States with rroh
ably 400 Inhabitants and with ps,srn
revenue of some tseea The rcxseus rives
In the presidents message seelnca 20 him I,
he pasfry. mel polite phrase he admitted
He understood that The president was il
favor OF the hin rey~srsea hy the scnatal
fnsa Missouri tvcssl siiosing ySs>toinc.
bnlIding~ In towns at 800 or 500 peapi.
aud for which he tShsrmsna iafenacis 3,
vote whea Il MAS pat In proper fs-ra. IL,
dfsap2rofed al fhe way IA which the sefs
power vas asserted in staall matters ssof al
frctins constitutional power nor any qucs
ton OF discretionary power Congress. at
said, ought 10 raise the president aboss
such level with uftaas. Kindness TO him
ifor hs liked him tn many rr>pee;Sl he a.
serted tina. II the presidents were thu
allowed TO veto the measures that wers
PASSED unanimously aud whsrr the pritfrs
pie was clear congress would he ahucgsf
ing It's power and sarrendcring its author
ssy.
Mr.. shcrrnau's remarks we're ycpile.i "a
by Mr.. Vest aud Mr. cali and after censid
srs HE ,i.shas, the msS~rs-.s was referred n
The s,ammi,tse GU public buildings aad
grounds
Mr.. Nandersen from the committee on
grsde az rrneral ii she United states Army
He said thai il purpose was TO revive dur.
fnv dur.ns she iif,s time Of rh,. nrs.s.Aus
rirutena,,t t,eueral Of army the grade al
tsenera, "a .he ARMY. Roth these grades
wers. ,o s-easr with the life Of lieuteuan,
tseneral sheridan. lie would not take ~
the time Ia referring "a the ..crass.,s which
n,a.j, the hill 4 prot.vr one for Immediate
consideration ANA he therefore asked uusn.
imous .onsep. n, hnxt. the hill pox con.
siaar..d
Mr.. Berry ohjcetesi and the bill was
MACE, ~, the calendar
Mr.. sherman rnayvsi that the senate pro-
s,s..t T., the c,.,,Sisieraiiou 81 The fis,,eries
treaty il, o,sen executive session.
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ualm far dirietnaeg and IL fiefiris.d his
sery soal 10 i,e euraxcd IN diplomatic cor.
respoudensp, He MAS profoundly igaar.
ant of the f,snery matter then as could be
fnere vss \ gentleman herr. sir Lionel
Nest. who Was not ignorant OF the natfer
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Mr. FIRE referred snreasiieaiiy 10 the Mr..
Fl.nxs. AZ the plenlpotenilsries IN Wash
ingfSsi. and the following result. and con
einsied; ''Aii that have 20 say shessf this
treaty IL. that II IA the ms<t disEraeefni,
cossrsiiy surrender when
the Asnsf:esn 5epnosle has escF inaar ~
lis y te,e history. nes exec rsshs tns tfests
OF 1873
AT thsS ssarr OF his remarks lr. FRYE
ftset the asr was exceedingly
ytrse~eix. aud sugr stss1 thai IL the sebsse
ae.s,ld gin. it, consent he wossisi finish his
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.Fere or.se-vd 10 b. otenei.
hssh of "ashhNL AA'is@",
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eige the zTssfe ~ Tsnersi In The initef;
raesion.
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.idesarie1 b-seaase h- believed that ths biis
sIsoslsin't rass- He didn't Seliese this q
proper time - lesls,atr ofs the ssbjeet. He
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Srsss aad nsss its sysapafhies shossia be APP
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