The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-28

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- the executjye deGmssmens. Al The IN.
peFtant changes thas hnd hsen aaisoentej
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aGnzn. with the sesnls that &c maseria]
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Giving de iexislafure power % eho1ish he
oe1ees q neutenant eUvesnee. auaitar aad
co1n1nna0nes - Duhale landx Tns oppo-
aoOn % the endeay1T - AZ In lie eonst:-
s1afsa tAe various stase olteers, eussile a
tee hree necrMaxy branches q The exeru-
uss depstne1t, vas exhfh1ted q every
turn q the dtecuGxi0a over The aftfeIe. and
- ~ s:t1saed oily when this concession
vnR vEr0 AGArH DxYxAvrD.
The Iong debate over tie yoeo rsover w.e
re1eued again tndey on pyufs nosion 10
Dako . shsee 1ftha vote only necessary =
Da0 . weAsufe over The eoTeYnofsa h<ad
stiles hsd come LOADED, and ~ Ired q The
eonvenstoe a. army 81 historical fsets
twenty -nye ct them that had begun STATE
hood without the veto. The argument
ctdn c0ovtnce anyvue that Washington
couM set a3Oue without {. for the mssffou
.ns defested oy ~ majority-ths same q
the 0ay before
THxEx wEKKs moRx.
Jadge Tufuer s-aied dufiag the deha .
t1st the c0cventton would be though vii
~ work within two weeks The remark
arose iron aiscussion Of Durse's proposed
rag smendment. limiting spsect.s Z,
I'VE minutes. ~The conycnfinn.a Turuer
satd. "tp In no hurry. and every mem ber
should Be given ell the time he wants 70
ex pneA his views ON any suhjets.s The
better guess would be three weeks II
work prs'eYesaes here after as the aame rate
u bad up to saturday. IL ought to be Ia
tkhed In even less taau that time Only
two Of the articles set to BE- consiieref are
likely 10 iudute pFOtTacted debate They
are tina: 90 c0rporats0as and that oa
county. city end municipal indebtedness.
A strong effort viii unquestsonsbly b.
made un the former to s.rike
out msny matters and leave
them 10 the legislature: while hard dxhs
win be made On latter because al the
,ssGsnSss ,ss Wa,.s w wms1ori,y rseoTmenda,.on nm on
Of the subsidy come into the convention
With the prestige Of majority report, but
they will. nevertheless. he ss serious dis
advantage in the discussion, because they
VIII have 10 defend aud excuse their plan.
xuE pBkbsittbA Win DC f&u O$ Browne.
chairman Of the committee, aud Fair
weather, the 6prasue banker, who both
signed the minority report. Quiet hat
vt2ofaue canvas has beeu made By the
WalIs Wall9 people and they viii make Z
eOod showing when the test Of strength
comes
AGAINST INronTATToS OF AIMED MEN.
The legislative COMMITTEES this evening
decided 70 insert in It's report = clause
prohibiting the importation of armed
bOdies- Of men into the ktate. Buchanan
opposed the provision on the ground that
Il Was buncombc and demsKogy. The bill
Of rights contains similar prSyision, but
the committee notw withssxudtDg will make
q favorable report on h. Buchanan viii
make . minority report, 6rifitis and
Weisenbufgcr will appear before the com
nIittee Monday night In 0ppesitiop to the
clause permitting lens 10 owa lands In
the state.
yoH SUNDAY REST.
The following article on Sunday rest was
introduced by Reed. By rcQuesf:
'.Trafic and all oihef work for gain are
forbidden ON Sundays, except works of
necessity and charity, and sach private
work by those who rIisiousiy and regu-
fsfly observe some other day of the week
- viii neither interfere With general res,
nor with public worships
The convention viii be asked to submit
the article separately for popular voc.