The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-24


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information - 70 the aesnas ssss'is o.
the tsl IL which he vas fnteressesiA
All The great things Nnsss ar. soA'1-
bees said be sealss 30 remain tss-sisy
ayxior.e al least - Tar a. DC has been
;nsssunsentai IN fsrinsing sEeIn ass5;ss-
he ara. elEsy essr.Ts.h in the first place
10 astsspn;se tie p<esideus and have
the sie*stz of TIE White House closed
sxainst him. a fact which ordinarily
would no, amount - mach, bat 80
him a. q delegate who i necessarily
obliged 70 depend not little on good
rin and favor rseant a great deal.
Consequently. when he bib admitting
Washing on with the panhandle OF
Idaho ANNEXED. VAS passed by con
gress and sent % the president for APP
proras. Mr.. VOORHEES, was In posi-
ton 10 say nothing IN favor OF the
measure, the bin was killed by q
pocket veto and admission delayed for
two years. Any man. posing a. the
son of q distinguished fasisr and OF
an Influence through his own ability,
might have succeeded in presenting
the reasons Tor admission 80 forcibiy
that the lssll would have been signed
and become a Law. The mouth OF our
delegate was shut through his own
bull Medicines. the ban vas killed
and he went on drawing has pay and
boa.ting a what he was doing FOR his
people.
There Il one thing the people did cx-
peet and that vas that their delegate
would not miSreptesenf them 70 the
world. This Is exactly what be Is do
ing when he struts about saying the
Republicans OF the territory do not
want 70 come into the Union under
Democratic auspices. How be has the
! face To make such assertions In view
Of what has recently taken place il be-
yond ordinary comprehension. 'rhe
great and oyersaaaoslng desire OF the
people Of the territory, Republicans
and Democrats glike. has been that of
speedy admission into the Union Of
states. For year. Republicans have
pesissonel for it aud worked for Il in
every legitimate way. onlg a few
weeks since a large aud enthusiastic
convention was held az EElenshars,
over which : Republican presided and
the address published lse that body
ana signed by Republican. was Ia TIE
present congress assa PRAYED that =
l Democratic adm y,istra,ion do only
hsstice and graa. the rights Of state
eit,zeoship Ia two hundred thousand
ues..,le w,,o withs.uf reenrd 10 partv
were re.,ee.g,,lIx BEGGING for il. How
riiie,,lo,,s IL Il tl.en for this inflated
aeavling "a eiye fe,rsi, t,at The gepnl,.
tirans aye opnose.g IA Immediate ri.
mission and what lsliorv 20 uut afgy
er..s,.se,. IL, the renors ,4,at NJ voor
hess S,,ere.sar x,,,s,sf ga T., Washing
,sn b, oessosa r.a.ehoaa
ANY uaxn who can Al asl,,,;e him
sell ,s;sa, III. s,i,. .,,at ne /. varranses
in Swing utteranea IN Na.,h views i,
certainly NOT II - rsorsssn, a rrest
S,ate ia eansr.ss ana ,be ,.nrls =
wsslgn.,on .hanla take nay,ieuls,
main. "a ..e thai NJ va,ayha.. /. No,
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