Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-24


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UIgEP11 zkn konla ans 1oE apnn -
ia AzAlNunums Thn h1li was c6llnH -
eut nf II snenfaz ns1ar ~ Mr. =. q.
tN1xH. Wte tuGlSsS 1a - blIE Roinr &
m2<z8 N kshalf - HraahaR O1ark. ~
- se41ned g hl1Eoom - Elnsnx ant
W11 A11 grlllan Z lstleE whf1A ~
FEa4 BY ME. A1e1 nt4tlnR that be a..
e.ze4 - b p11esH1 When 1ne capi1al
hills VIA nen1l4oE1&. SpenAsE Unzf
ha8 : 1apltaf hAzl hinnelf in 1aNar q
Wnlia Wal.a. ara q was held Il - onig
pt1Esl eo1ee11y thal the1o Ills ahcuad
no1 q ap1sl9NEza anFlnn hls absanns.
out MEs 0iaHk. o. x4klma, refused Z
1one1n1 . pol.p1nenens aHd - Nr.
8se6s % N.61ln HpeakeE 0s1xk had wis.
fen kEom hts nick bed, wne orarAlla6 Is
move . ea1 e the hcu1s and Is 6oors
uels ci1seE, aild ste gsznean1 "a nrnl
0aIpa11hna aflbf BoeAkak 0lRHk.
no eoou1B had fhia been dnna hnVena
recall thnz Mr. OInkk. e. Yakima. -
E1n - i14tna 9bn1 u WA nu& he faai.
1nee sbe 1iuk EnNm WnR baina draaraH
fr1m Ne hsd q sush 6lnnnleenbia anf
1n1s4lthY WoN1iAe<, end Mr. Humea.
VINO had bDen ehonou unaufm1nnIg a
1peaker Pre- TEN, Assured hln that n
honss fully understood. When sreak-
o. Clark mKxtVnd Il vas snnn dsrnnn-
glRafee. for 4 had been val knogn he.
fora Wig he Yakima man had been g
lotA Co have him ureaens. AZ sink a. he
weA. unable % npsnk shave 8 WHISPER,
he made his Grz1 strung speech ~ fhs
soaAInn against taa Rnilxuad'a aehama az
carrying he cnpiinl aRaina3 the wishes
Of fhe people % Ne railroad town q
Yakima. Through his elnFta 4 tids
whlch sncmnd % have pat ID o. which
had bean pz1sioe1lY arraBRsd % - =
for fho rallraad biIl, was rufaad. end
defenf followed. II a nst nnah wanlier
that Mr.. OIarka. Of Yakin1a. nlthourh
II 10 wise noted for nsinieneas. vas
nnxle1a % have The xekimn railroad
boom bill co11ldesed d the absence of
NJ. Clark ef Walla Walla.
Ihe hQu7a sat with closed doors un-
able % Dc anything under tie order Of
. eall 81 the heuse fFom 9o'oIook until
after 3. MR. Clark protested and d.
elaxsd that he w0ai6 lef the enpiial bin
60 for the day II theY would hreak The
deadlock, but the 1inehief had heen
done. Mr.. Clark Of Walla Walln had
been nont for ard the house ala not
proDoss 20 draa him from & siekbsd for
nothinR, and besides, parliamentary
usage peEmiis Of no motions er cthar
business duKinQ q call of TIE houss.
save motion 10 adjourn. So they fell
back on thig rocoaEse ard put motion
% edio1ra abuuf every fifteen minEtea;
bus Che house was benf upon keeping
Nc. Clark Of Yaklma up 10 The uonkrasa
b. bad undertaken
Speaker Clark entered abont 8.I5.
The hlll fer WaIlA Walls ana Mr.. Psas.
Ions bill fcf WaiksbuFn gers taken up
arst tn the order NAMED aud disposed
Df with ilskle deIay. Mr.. CLARK made
short speech ID whi1peK ID favaT og
Walla WaIia and Ar. Preston for Waits
oufg, both seconded BY Mr.. EckleF.
Only fouf votes w6re given 60 Walln
NaIia, Ne7oEH. Ecker, Preston, Reed
and Speaker Clark. Three vent for
WaitsburR. Messra. EokleE. Preston ard
Speaker Clark. Thea Yakima came on
and Mr. Clark, from that city, made q
IhcTt, hhlty speech a. 10 She faas beaa-
lies and onnvenienoss of Yakima, the
pointe heinR those mads By sho rail
roads attorney, 0fieials, before the
sommitlae. he did not knew whether
Ike report Of ths comnaftsee had been
adopted oE not and being told thnt u
had no1, moved that 10 be. II vas done
II to 3.
% the funniest incident Of the after
noon. Mr.. John KsaBe rose up and
made q long land speech, having no
whatever 10 Yakima exoapi
in oonclnsien. then N the most uniqns
He began By saying has Ger
lain peraons and certain nawspapska.
HE latter the Seattle Rusr-ENxEEKr1EE.
1za and T41aes, had uuwaFfantsoly
sharaed him with bsing 10 leaRne With
corporations, and had SLAM
1eEed him IN many othsr ways. he
wished 70 stamp ell these allegations as
lies, % be did not wear railroad COL
IaT. He declared in his own rich
brogue, which must Be heard TO be sp-
pRecinted, that ha had nsvaK seeu q
legislative assembly 50 entirely free
from . lobby IN his life. That ~ fer
himsan. no one had approached him in
any way OF asked him 10 vote for this
iii. but be vas going 10 do Il just TIE
saus. And thsn be went on with the
amusing un00uGoi1ugne1s Of his para
3ox 20 explain why be voted IN favor Of
Yakima as against Olympia. It was 10
GET away from the poWefful ring ef
Lobbyists thaA existed here. and Mr..
Ksane saf down, and apparently felt
With himself.
Nov, Il viii be remembered that ref
srenoe vas made some time aeai In thee
columns that q minpFity report en The
Yakima question was 30 have been sab
nitted by Mesgrs. ArTasmith end Baker.
References vas made too 20 the fact that
il wna nok submitted. Well, IL has not
been submitted a. all. AZ Il known,
Mr. kFrasmith has been sick, and,
thooQh not Whaily confined 10 bis room,
measure end depended upon hi8 yoice
and vota 10 help do % entertained
grave fsAzs thai be woald not Be able 70
appear Gt the aeoepted time. These
weEe considerably surprised iodEy 10 Sc
q hack ID charps Of twe leading uaem
beEs Of the Yakin1a lobby drive up 70 ,
siopDfng plaes shortly before ths hour
ct sonvening today 70 esnyey him 10 the
capital. Is Wns his 1rsi appearance On
ths door fos many Gays. He nov az
p1alned u Ell IN q feW words b. enginR
ihaa In the FIRST part og ahe session be
had not deemed u wise ts moye tie cap-
nal at this time, bnt thaf ainee hearing
al aiden of all qusations be bslleved be
wunid censalt t1e bs9t Interests of the
tsrri1aEy hy voting foR Yakima. Il had
gone eli one way up b tbis iunctu1e,
eVeEy speaker declaring that be had nol
entorod into any oempaet With the rail-
road o. anybody elas b vats tor TIE
measnra.
NJ. MeElroy, Of skaaif, opened ths
ease for tha otheE side. Hs declared
thaa II vas not mlss o. pFndeal 10 r.
rnses ne capital e. this tfnae o. IL tkis
way. uwas q HH3teE thai should Be
lefk 60 the peopa0. Thera ware Eot
thRsa msmbars % the houss elected On
THIS issae. Il had rot been "a iss1s b
he cMmpa4an.
Mf. Knspp sid tha roads were
bieoksd nnd ihaa be had nos had ths
connmaniention with his eonstitusaay
thsf he e0uld visa, baf he believed be
was cunsalling teeiE Sishes Il solina
Mr. MoElrDy ania Il vas AZ odd wav
n aFxixinR - ths wiskes a. ons's cen
atlt1soey ard aaksd Ne esnflennn
from Kine, M. Kaame. n he thonRht he
fnEr. KEans) u.s. oongulting ths Wiahe1
81 bis cuzs1it1aelB invotinR aye.
AIr. Kemne naplisd that he had No
rneans of kaowing their wizkea exrsrIS
thaf 4 fthe oapi1aIl bs keps out a. she
linitn of King aounly.