Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-12
DUNES Of CONGRESS.
senatsr hale Talks On
Civil servlee nefsrm.


WtEHIHaFoN, 44ns ls-3E. SanlShnru
/ pFesented ioins resolution aselAtins
that 20 fuEtb1E effort can be rznpelle
uAde b he united states g ohtain ,hs
co-cpegatIon 81 sho Enlopean auYern
menzB ID esiebiishlna & commcn ratio
e VALVES betueen silver apd ecl3 q 8
rsuneg. LAD en- lhe table.
ME. Manderson inlRadused bills io e.
kablish tRe eddiflenai land 0fnoEs ia
WyominG 1sxEitnEy. 10 enla1no lhe iur-
ie6iotlon os lae probate esuFts h wv
cminE snd 70 psasida fgr Z mlnimun
Invalid ps1zian Of - = mnnlh.
Mr.. Hear e2enod roHoIution reuuest.
me the pFesi6eni % transnlt % con
arsss the TspoEf of lhe Paaiile railroad
commission. Adopted.
The resnlntisn u1sred y Mf. Hals On
tie 12sh ef DseembeR ptogldfnn for 3
seisot cummiltee % examina fully into
he ptesent eaEdzlsen ot ne civil aEr-
yisl Has takrn ~. nnd NJ. HaIs az
9Eesse1 the senats "a explanation and
adFooang g1 u. He declared that his
oolsot II oiIaEing 4 vas ts ascnra an Ia
ysstiea1ion with The sincere parpoaa 0f
bringing before eonRress tie prossui
aolual eoadition 81 the civil sorviee Of
the uountEg and also TIE psFformances
of she RogaEnmsnA Altar q ssnethy
and earnest apeeeh be attached Lamar.s
sdministralian o. he interior depart.
meat, sayinR tha1 during Isamarss lsrm
Of efaoe every territorial eoveEnaF lad
been renewed fS cut Of Is pension
aeenis, every Surveyor general, four
hftns Of tha lncal land ofineFs. nine
tenths Of Indian Inspeetofs and aaenis,
y of she 3 apeeiai aeenfa of The gene
rai land oliies, yet Lamar stood 20 dag
on record by bis uttered words AZ
against The spoiis system and posed as Z
nefoxmer.
senator Hale farther claimed that Ii
political conventions Of New YORK.
PenusyiVanEa and Maryland pKominens
federal officers have bsan aeiivs parti-
oipants, and, u answer 10 question
frua hlE. Hawiey. Be said thak be had /
beard Of ne renewals Or even censuFes. /
30 Rraae had bsen the violation Of ever
pEinelpae Of reform and OK the direct |
pledges Of the president thai even the |
kssning Post Of New York had said Of |
shess shinas thai they would be used IN 1
She campaign there With triple eject.
The president hAd not heaitaled hiln- |
self 60 asal deadly blows at the cause Of /
EsfoTm. In thie connecsion Mr.. hale |
10 The Feeent municipal cleo |
zion In Nsw York and attacked The pres. /
Idsnt for espousiRg the cause Of Mr..
hie0ll IA bis race for the district stt0r- /
ship Of New York against MF. Fellows.
elaimlng that the latter vas q relio Of
HweediHm.
Senator Vest here interrupted de-
Tending Mr.. Fellows. and Mr.. Hale
s4id that be bed GOT bis infoRmntlom
from The newspapers. In closing, Mr.. /
Hale infimated lhaA She Rove Fnment
employees we're being easessed for pollt
cal purposes, and remarked ehe means,
appliances and practices Of the Demo
sRatic party Of the past would all be re-
'orted 10 IN itB attempf 20 bold The na,
Ei0nAf governments Intimidation. oug 4
lQain tbs bloody grave Ia which would
Do entomhSd new fFes ballot In the
louth. The amnnenee mass Of ofnce
lon6let, and wonld be seen, and heard,
'a0p there. &ge9y piaos of
york performed by cnntracs Tor shs |
wOuld be levied upon for Il
,olifioal c0ntrlhuEinne, and e8arg man
sho did work under sanh contrasts
S~AAAA ~ 8&etAA 49, ~ ANNA@A $50 WV ~
ne labor for she wages he Keosived. No
bnsidin4 wonld be eFented
whose workshop wonld n0t be- made q
place for the Democratic
'arfy. No waFnAip would be built
rom whose shipyard would not Issue
q election day slreans Of Democratic
oters. Ghefa was no desioe, no plan
{ campaign ever KesnFted 80 By the
Democratic party In the days Of Pelk,
'ieEee and Buchanan which would not !
q Fesorted 20 this year. The thing
baa has been Is ahe thing whieh viii
., and there wtlI be found no nes
hing undax the snn.n In tbs mean
Ims, where would the independents be9
Mr.. Butler hers sent 10 the CLERK 3 desk
nd had Rad circular sent out Ia 1878
y authority Of The Republican eonRres-
ionsl COMMITTEES COT which Mf. hale
vas 3 memheF) calling on the govern
1ens employees for politioal oontri-
usion.
Mr.. Hale justified the circular and
aid Il directly and explicitly excluded /
be idea Of extoFiiBg contributions.
The Blair educational bill vas then
AIKEN up and ME. Coks spake 10 opposi-
Ion 20 Il.
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