The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-09


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snAsles b. Frank clAucys ar By any ona interested
in tie iSdietznerts.
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CONCLUSION as 70 the rnot.res which operated 70
Induce III Fr4nk Clancy = engage as he did u
this political work Il appe4rs sretn the evil
deElee thak ~ vslaed has potsiesi tal'usliee "a
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claims to hxre heen acrsafasi By desire 20 re-
bake such erndae<. OF rather . show g the
weird tlzE saeh conclusions were not sound
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ing1 gosernea his condaet a. he did that IN view
Of the p6ndeaey ever his head Of these four In
dicfrnegss. and IN view Of the power over these
itiissn eass siefd b Mr.. Newiia. anil n view q
the position taken ay sfT. NewiiE ~ tae same
contest, thss Il woHld be the wisest thlns Tor
him b 10 that under the circumstances which
would te most pleasing 70 sr. NcwiiB. II Is
eieeY 70 as. however. from the evidence. that
Mr. NeWIu did not, directly or Indirectly in
any manner seek 20 fnaueRce his, Elaneys.
actions b. any such consideration We go out
Of cur way sslesning this al occasion siLgu'aFiy
AtEinel 70 sag % the Bar Association Of the
eoanfy 81 King that II ear opinion, the prae
tee foIioxed here almost Invariably for Years,
!. which mea holding osicial position engage
actively and personally ia political eantests. Is
most repFehensshie ope--is productive OF official
enrruyflou-ss prt5naieial to the purity of our
elactsse syssem oilers corrupt officials desired
opporsnnIty 70 work corruption IN politics, ard
lays honest officials open % cslumry. And we
suggest that this association could engage in no
fnore deserving work than to undertake the
task 81 procuring Hesitation working eifecsual
ftktrssns upon this practice. Respectfully sub
mittet MAURICE MciiIcKEN,
u. a. RAsfN
KARoLD PRESTON,
THOMAS BURKE.
IT RONALD.
Committee
THE REPORT ADOPTED.
Upon motion of Colonel Haines the re-
port was received, and being put to q vote
was unanimously adopted.
An ASSESSMENT LEVIED.
After considerable discussion it was
voted 10 assess each member of the ASSOC
citation s. 10 create a fund 10 pay for the
costs Of the investigation and the out
standing liabilities The secretary re-
ported that there were aboxt seventy-tive
members. Any member failing 10 paw his
assessment within ten days from the day
OF notification is TO be stricken from the
roll Of the association.
TWO NEW NEHBEgs.
Messrs. George Z. DeSteinger and VIII
liam q. Ryan we're admitted aa members
OF the bar association.