Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-25

WAanzaFua, Avsil aA-Ths ssssisa
ct the eooa1o today - opeoed With
psAyeg b Rev. Dr.. b. Res1oEa Mendea,
rAbot of The SpAntsh ona RoetnQ0aoo
esaRreeattsa Of Neu YoRk. 1his = tAs
1eo1d inseonee psuoahay in II hissugy
e H. eoVsEn0sut vhea Q Jsv ~
o4ssed psayos u II eeoAaa.
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~ a. pahlie hoil3inse 70 nosSni ~
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n. Halo olefed 4 rrnnla1inn Airee1.
ine ~ am aoevios soonissioa - fns-
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pointmeo4 o - potene oflao fro0 -
lkh oe Nasoh. 1855. 20 lGasoh. lee6 -
~ lieto Of all poeooao en5oaoeA anA
appehlsd under sueh eersi0eatioo.
k6opeed.
Tks houss htll sppropsiatine ssooop
for an asooual e Oolumhia. Te9noaneo.
vos poeDo6.
~ eonaAn then. femmaA N 90.
s3dePaaieo of - iuternaeienei eouv-
sieht hill. IL oanee3un helno = -
e6enAmenA oAerod yeooeedaS b II.
Merrill providing that nevspoposp ma
pofiodicals nav oopy aftioloS fFo0 To-
eian nevspapeFS and poelodienla After
q intefSsttna diDcusojon ~ hin ~
leid ON the 0ohle vithous aotioo, end
the senate proceeded 10 the oonsidsra-
tiou of . bill for the essaklishment Of 4
bureau OF suimal iudusSsy.
1h1 noo
WAmm0Tua. April 3l.-TAo commit
~ on elections subuttted Q rtport in
the caso Of Frank ". Glover, from the
ninth conRpeootooal district Of 0toooort.
Il Ands The oontestee, Glover, entitled
70 The oea1.
Oalen0as bills Weee reported and
placed upon the calendar - follows:
For The erection OF Dublie 6aildiaes q
Ohsyenns. Wyonina. snd tnoesaduR
the appropriation for the pogehase Of .
site fer . publ.o buildine q San Fran.
cisco.
A reo0luiiou providing for a invos-
ti9a1ion Of the eesike on the Chicago,
Baritngtoa 4 Quincy railroad vas 70
ported bock and rofeHsed 70 the con-
mitteo Of the Whole.
Mr.. Mills, Of Texas, asked unanimous
O00oont that all the Rouslemoa 0iRht be
allowed 20 print In the Record any r0
marks on the subject Of tsgi9, kus Nj.
Reed obiecied. Then the house vent
int3 Q CONSULTATION on the tasi6 bill,
the door being accorded to Mr.. NeXii-
Ian, OF Tennessee.
During the couRse Of his speech Mr..
AoAiiian declared that The internal
revenue system aaainoe Vhich the Ren-
tiemsn fro0 Pennsyivanis (Kslley5 in.
weighed had net been inaueufated by
the Democratic party.
Mr.. Kelley admitted that the Dsmo.
cratic party had not enacted the Law,
but be declared that u bad lnade 10 nsc-
essaTy for the Republioan party which
remained in copprese during the var to
provide the sinevs for that var and
thus forced that party 10 resort TO in-
terral taxes and all the hsrdships re-
sultice from them.
Mr.. MCMILLAN replied that the gentle
man from Pennsylvania not only ipaug.
urated internal taxes, Of which be csu-
pIsiued, but Be pot 4 tax on railroads
and incomes and cspisal deposited IN
tanks, bus these latter he'd been re-
moved and those watch the gentleman
said worked q hardship have never been
removed. The gentleman has done the
very thing which he said the Dem3-
cratic party hes the responsibility for
not doing. He (AcAillan) remembered
the gentleman coming bsfofe the house
and sayine be favored The repeal Of the
~ stem, but that his caucus 0etesmioed
ethervise and be bowed his head TO the
yoke. Applause On tAe De0oesatie
D3de
0r. Kelioy-Hoo not thA4 been done |
b your DE- mocsaaie eauo0D? (ApplAuse
on the Republican sids).
NF. neMillan-Doss yooR party favor
. total repeal Of the internal revenus
1yseen?
Mr.. Kelisy-I spoak for myself.
Mr.. noMillan-Who Wiil epeak for
yous paTtyf (LAuehtef).
Mr.. KslIey-WiIi ron vote for suoh
smendmensi
Mr.. AeAillan-I do not propose to |
II. Rssd-Ihen vhaf are you talk
~. NnHiiI.n-I stateA that e60 OO..