Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-13

eennlry. hgfnQena wlth fAnm atrsl ~
eam 81 ia8s. sh4ir fmpeElal enatnzn
/ thelt eva pocaIinx Vices, tkosH aMN
pag1n tnatilnlirna ThnY ta1 Already
eNlablisAed in thia erunttQ an lmpHHIum
- iupeEta. With lham pgzterg woa a
sfoWniEa Virtse, uhils hgpccl1sg. dee4r.
tioa and fraud wera ingaEnuaomls a.
eanSl1n1 enrlognoenk xet ~ pzcp1a
were tnad from ye4F - YeeF In eouRH1zH
a1d elsewhere that tkay were pawsglNas
- pei a. end . thal pfodizlsus eell =.
ceuss if wouid be neu911afF % WoaIfY
Eeaiy 1lipnla1lcna With iAa UhinNHs.
Rather th4n snoUl1 . sneh 1n Ell
entail peaiiIanee IA uuUl1 - bTttsH thet
es4Ey li1a ~ ale4ly alipalatlon with AA4
u1inees empire which oh1lEue4ld -
pGexenflon Bhou3 be swept away. n
tne eily Of New Xoxk shaFa were &45
uolnese Iounoflea. - aay nolkIaR e t1o
nnumnFnhte cptun foinfa. gamalinH
1eil1 and ether sinks ok Via4 and in61uI.
y. 1hsre ueFe nearly - many d -
city ct bfaoAiyn. aud ne uhinooo tceA
from t1ose tWo eltiea e. least nne MI.
lion ooiiass annually. Ieefe ueRa ~.
tween 30 0a0 ana 8o01no uhfneRn ID
- unllad Slasoe. rRooMn.H NNQ94
being u the state ~ u4fIf8Euia 4n4
hundredg o. thoaSand mose Wooia eoaa
y way q Canada On tie Qana1iaa
racinc line ~ HeeamEEs and railroads,
tney Woald Gov IN hho tna water fruRn
. sieve AoAi1s3 such 80 iuga4ion
whaa uonid the rentr,sfian 81 tao exist
IA acts of a9nRRGsa - oonelFued h4
toa federal eo1lfa nmoant 20. Ana
Voiea Of tha people e he Peniae oaHf1
irrespective af party, eTaAa az a04 Wan
ananimalnalN - faV1E q lka nE1nIn1a
txcluaion uf 0hineas immferaffnna tnk
that suieo has hean IN aREAa ma48uaa
aliAed Ia conafeaa. There uea hut cne
oplniun on she Facl8s Oona1 - relaffon
= ibis naltsK and thai oplnion waa lhat
TIE real lnmody faf the evil wnn 9eo o.
pFopesed 10 the ELL which hn haa iatro.
6uoed. u vas tAo ahseiufa dnfF - aha
GATED States % strike deun e onca
and foEeveK eNesF hArklnR IN The oxiHa.
ina treatias whioh inlsEfeeoa Ia lha
sliahiest deaRae with tha ahsnfafa A.
eiaaiun ef tna Chinese IN tie future.
Ar. Stewart egeke on Ma anme ada.
WheeeVeg the Chinese went % the
Raoiao coast AmSEican cisiIinnaInn
stopped, beeanee thaxo could Be ~ enah
thing with them aa schools and q ufan-
20. X tha door were opened 10 Chineaa
lmmiafalion ~ Cninese woul4 nnpplant
the people of this oountFy. He I'D
aaked 0enosal Grant un his ratuEn from
biz toag Of The world what wnn tke no11
femaEkahle thinQ Be had naan n hIa
travels. and 9anafni Grants nnsHur
wE1 that the moe1 romalknhla
shinR he had seen vas thA1 whaReVof
the Ohiunman had ooma IN oonanea With
ths JeW u trading, TIE Chlnamnn ha1
driven ont TIE JoW. He did nos Quote
thia In disparaaement Of ahn Jnw,
whose Superiority be admiIsd, b1l - a.
iliusiEaii0n ~ tbe AbeoFblng Powers of
the Chinoso. He had nfnrn<l rnaula-
ton rtQne1tlna We peeeloent q nnRo-
tate treaty With the Chinese Empife
exolntinR the Coinamen altokslhaE, en-
oep1 diplomatic neantn ana th0aa
engaged In forsiRn trade, hat
- would Be- NECESSARY, also.
90 have thu treaties with 0raat
Britain and Mexico 10 prpvenl thoaa
covers from opening thsiF dooFa and
allowing the Cnfneae 70 oome tate th8
United States. II snnh tFeatiea nonld
nos Be neaoilaied ha uoaid BE- IN favor
Of Mr. MItaheli's bEll. He moved The
FefeFenoo Of the bin hnd of his reaslm.
tion 20 lhe oommittea on foFalRn roia-
tiunB. They wese 60 referred.
The message uf the pleaIdant regard
the the ingilatioB Of the French aos-
srnment 70 paEsioipale in the inteEna-
lional ex eaition st PaFia, il 1850, wma
presented and referred 70 the eomnit.
Zee % foFsign relations. After q bfief
1xscutive session The senate adiouxneo.