Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-15

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/ III lnDsEtnnse.
| WAsmeruu. Apgil 1A-Ms. RandaIl
81 Poon1ylv1ntA, fEo0 tho commft1e
- opUeuDriA1iooa. popoeeed the logiG1a
ttvo, e1so1ttvo anA jadtcial appeo0eia
10 IN. u - senuessd 10 De CON
0itteo of ~ vAo,o.
Mr.. Robsstsoa. Of LouisianA, frou
~ oe0Dittes O. military aAsiss. n
poe1so bill fos the relief of soldier
aod seiIoes vAo ssEved In The army o
navy oasioe ~ fshsllisn under q
oumo4 namea
Unds sshs houss' s'eaisudar M. GallinR
=. At 1sv Hsmpshise. feon the com.
9fSaes on vAli6 po11ioas, reported ,
vi GzeA1tDg tneseaned pensjons 10 col
o1esD Mo have logt both hands.
01. Byoam, Of Indiana, from thu
0me ooOmie1oe, reported With amend
| OooA ~ esoa1e bill granting peneioas
- ex-ooldioeo and sailors Who aso In
Gaeaai1a1ed for TIE performances Of
MANUAL labos. and peovidine for the a.
pendent Felatives Of deesased soldiers
aD0 oA3loes.
NJ. Whitthosne, Of Tennessee. f,eu
the COMMITTEES co lDdian 0speedakions,
reported bill providing for the adiudi-
cation md payment Of olaims arislne
from Indian depsodations.
Toe Aoo1e than proceeded il commit
~ Of the whole - The consideration Of
The bill authogiSine the secretary Of Tie
Treasury 10 sseais and pay the claims Of
The s1ale Of Florida on account Of ex-
peo0itoses ma0e in UppeessinR Indian
hoo1ili1iae.
NJ. Psskins, Of Kansss, said the bill
peeosnoed no nev legislation but 10 did
contain q peovisioo for the payment of
the Ohoetav Judgment. This judgment
amounted % t800, 600, vas nov dfs wing
8 poe eoat.. and b. could - No relief
for Tie aovsrnmsnt sloopt q aet Of ro-
pediaaioo. Thsu possine from the sub-
3oot of Indians M. Poekius addroesed
himoelf - The question Of tayifi. He
ssitieieed Tie recent speech made By
Mr.. Nel0o0, Of 0tnneeoto, and proceed
ed b aseue that the wealth Of tss ooun-
try ~ dus II . afea4 degree 10 the sys.
Nils btll, beoauoo. npou examinatior,
-
b. tho American farmer ~ put upon
ths free H. While vhetevee peotsceioo
Wao left Vas foe capital. The bill might
b eonsi1sse6 . report 70 The houee by
the representative Of the o0otherD
ststsA and vhsa The anteeedents Of
theee gentlemen end the oouviotioas
they have hesesofore s0fsrtained we're
eoosidsesd u Was not femarkabie that
thsy bad made 10 provision for labor.
4 foV y0ofo go thoy had oooeeoded
thot capital shonld oWn its labor, should
lash ~ slabes, shoald sell ~ lAbos. He
sent 70 ~ clerks desk and had read.
for the puTpooe Of showing the southern
sentiment, free tsade and labor extracts
from the confederate Constitution.
Continuing Mr.. Peskins criticised the
Mills bill - striking down the products
Of the Asld, and pottina The laboress Of
America In competition With the labor
ess Of the old World. eyoeps peshape u
the sase Of the rice growers OF The
South, and The cotton Rrowerl, vho got
their iron bands free Of duty. while the
Northsen farmer must pay duty %
hoop trou for hoopina bay. he hoped
In he oemine debate there Weoid b no
hypoesiGyi that The mask would be re-
moved and The hideoas face OF free
tsnds exposed With I'll its dsfosmities.
Whtle The ToWushends and 6psinRess
have beea allowed 70 Indulge In plsti-
tudos, oho Rentleuen from tho South
have been odmonished 70 sit still. bot
he hoped that nov they would demand
10 b heard. After they had Allibus-
tened against the bill which proposed TO
CAV ei7 100000 70 the Northern states,
d vas right that the Democratic house
should Surrender 10 tAem.
NJ. Allsu, of NissisGppi. thought that
Il Vss Q pity that Mr. Perkins sould not
eet his head cot Of the dark cupboard
and valk squarely ap 20 the issuea OF To-
dav. insoeod Of going back 10 slavery
and tho rebellion. Il vas 10 the credit
Of the Democrats Of the house that they
had oomethinQ better 70 talk about than
ieenee which hsd beeu Dad twenty -nve
yeafs, and IL any Do00o1at bad noehtue
10 talk about but dead issues be hoped
be vould be sxpelled from the Demo-
GRATIS eide end made 70 take seat be-
eide the gentleman from KAueas, whore
hn oeu1d stick hta nooe into the cup
board where Mr.. Perkins bad his. No
nan On the ways and means COMMITTEES
vas IN favor Of the slave labor. They
haa Oh bad - much fespeot for white
labor ia this eoantsy - had the gentle
man from KanNas. or any ether person
Vho voold vote against the bill.
"Hsv about the black labor" esked
~ g q free end in6epsndsnt % the
white labor IN Kansas," said HI.
Alien.
Perkins.
II. Mcmillan Of Tsnnssses replied:
"Thsy vote % they please"
Mr.. Psekins-Hov shout the chain
eonao in AfkansAs end TexaA
Nj. AIlen-Thsse 10 no lsv tn Ms
sissippi OF ASkansas that dos NOT CON
eiQn White felous 10 The chain Rens
| iuso % quick - black enes.
Mr.. Joseph Of NeV Mexico, address
| ed the comotttee In favor Of the sd-
| mi0iCn OF NeV MEXICO - Q STATE Into
the union. He pointed out the e9ortt
heretofore pos forth IN the territory e
| secure statehood and ssated that th<
populatioa, resources and character ol
he people wsfe sueh - entitled then
- im1ediats admisssoo on IN eQaa
| footing With the original states. He 70
fegred 10 the statemeuts contained u
the minority report Of the hosse com
mistee on tsFritofiee, and entered hi'
solemn protect aeainse the charges II
that report against the character Of th'
people Of New nexioo. Toe peopl'
vese ~ honest, - virtuous, - intelii
cent and q oapAble Of sslf Rovsrnmen
g vese the peopIs Of the other states o
this country.
Ths biIl vas then considered BY sec
tons.
without Aniahina the consideration
Of he Indian bill the oomDtesee ros
snd n house adjoerned-
GEURRAL D0CLA1GgR-
Inn .x1c1loH roDAY n TEH pHPAE1nKx
or f1B uoAD.
| PAnu, Apsil lA-Nsesinas Of elsetor
vere hslA Last hight % Ootean aut
Basso Bsousk, department. OF the Nofd
The usetine q Ooteau fsjsctsd tbs res
olutSoo favoeipg The candidacy Of Gen
eraI Boaianeer. n. Paul De Roaledi
ia letter 70 the papers, invites sceoo
tsashers 20 soVport General Bouianeei
Vbose name, be soye, means ne:she
; Ajssasosahip nor var. oos ia3epeneen
and sslf rsspscsina peace, and Franc