Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-01
sRATTIE ". T. THURSDAY MORNING. 1,

tse opinion .hos the pz.z. should be
gysn 90 The ssnsfof from ksnsas. bat
then tes senster from Isiieois tColiou
hsi e,ms 10 The front srd hsd made .
b;d which bad staggered bis eoav.csloas
as TO tee psepris.y Of ciNsssrg tie sale.
since that tine b. had been 10 candi
,iou OF anxiety, waiting 10 bear from
the other bidders IL sne great national
section. tbs senate had uoi yss esaEd
frnn bis duicss-serxGed friend fsSa
Iowa (Ailisonl, nrr hsd the sen ,e
head fson tie distinguished sez2tos
from Ohio (shefussn.t whc ID sren 3
contest o1ant certainly caue to the
front sna bid sou esaauR for tie vote
which the csrcitstes tho1Ght Gas to
determine tee contest. Neither bad the
-tnsse yes heard fr~ui The prsssding Of
fcsr tincsllsl. VITO has been pominased
by the District OF 0oinDbia. Every oas
knew that The District Of ooinabis only
acfed from the uoss unssihsa motive.
he iVes,) would rather nsve ghs ncmin-
s,iop from The District Of Ooiunbia than
from any sfste IL the URion, hs cause
every oge kEew II came from the 5esr;
snd never frem the psckst No HaR,
woman or child N the Dsssri-k had any
other object than the proTetien sf the
national homer ana prosperity. ard 50
wien be read n Denosfstic psper
isss Sspdsy thst tie rfs1.cing cthesr o..
the senats was TIE ronin-e OF ihs Dts
tr;cs be said "Enrsss. We have found
the man at iss:, and the Question Is
inaliy eitied.s
Ia coneiusion Mr.. YES. said: "Part.-
ssn or non partisan, ny eousietiops re-
cure u1- 10 vote sgafnsS the bili, and
say bets, now, that | hope u may d de
sbe 8estn' Is she other branch OF the
national congress, ard IL NOS there, al
the hands Of the executive. II that ee
one9Fsiamsosary. nasks tbs most of 10.
Mr.. Teller Ie. lied "a Me-. Vest, that II
there Was scare little diversity q op,uion
smor2 the L Yaoiicsus as to who vas 10
Be their sssgcard he arer, bis Demo
cratic friends we're hot in that posHiou.
The kepxh hii 3aus we're not dissafbsd ny
conflicting opinlous ana tDfsfcsss. even
IL they had a large numass OF pro 81
pent men who would make go0u presi
dents, bat the Democratic pafty was
Compelled TO admit tnas it ba but ole
NAN who vas q suitable and avaii5bls
candidate.
Mir. Piatt hes read extract from
Olevriand's letter Of acceptance seains
the policy of stco0d tsrin aed iafimsted
that Is mnst b. q mistake TO consider
Sir. Cleveland a cAnd idste for the nom-
inatiop.
Mr. Teller repeated that pstvith
stapdipa that The arsst Democra;io
party today had 40 other man Shom u
would dare to pat ia nominstion. be
rep!ied to some Of MIR. Vests statements
regarding pensions and said thai 1t
came with bad grace far tea; senator TO
ATTEMPT to csstieate tbs Republican side
OF the chamber for its votes on this or
any ether pension bill.
Air Plumb also r piled TO Mr. Vest.
The senator from Missouri had nothing
cot words ef contemp. snd rioicar fer
the soldiers of tte 1niop. Toe ssoatos
was wslc1rGe to the . si'ioa be bad as
samed. He had eulargsd 8 the scope OF
tue debate not for the pafp1se OF ridl-
culins the senators supposed to be pres
tden,iai candidates. bus for the purpose
or arguing against the vAose idea o!
peu.ioss TO union soldiers, whether dis
abisd or 9th uwise.
After fanher debate the senate ad
jouEEed w.t1eot action.