The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-24
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1E a~lA4arc >4&si prsYlf<e by iaW soe r.,
s@Trysns lnso sHees of this srsei4:. ne
tsoEs and public bnllsisaTs
aer rrsesensed the rsI0sf Of the exeez.
i've co1mfstec- which Hxs read hy fas
fheek. IL has already been pafssssses Il
insl In the Po-T IL va
or6ersc printed and TO he over one aay.
THE sEsszGs TO THE soyEExNESr.
The regular order was the report II III.
committees on federal relations. soundarisr
ana fn Emigration, which Vas saea eager
na. II vas as feiiopss
TIE consent Of the state al wsshiErfss
Is sersos given To the exc ci~e by conxre<,
81 the tnsfed STATES. af exclusive i@xts.a
ta4n IN al eases whatsoever over ss-l
fisees OF parcels ~ iaaa a. are na~ held .,
fessFsed oy the government of The Ia ifs..
sssses sos me purpose of srvcsing or main
ssI Eng thereon forts, m gaxines arxenais
c1ex YARDS. ii4ht houses aud oshei
nees1f9i ouilts1gs, In aecorssafs with ia.
Dfsss isioE< Df The seventeenth elaass o. cts
eighth > efton of tie first article of ths
ttslasii utioa ci the Uasted states; pro
Fs'ssi- thai snEl-les; description By N. e.
ahe bouufis. afsi sceEra.e psst or man @,
each such tract or parcel of faod te fiI. 4 il
,5r proper Office Of record IN the eonrts IN
which tae same Is situated, Together ats
sitls cop Is of sbe deeds, tsateuts or e.as
sxsdsfesS ia writing of tar title sf the
tEi'ed States and provided. that
All civil bFocfsees Issued from
the eoarts ef tits .,ats. and saeh .I,
criminal proces sea Is may issue uudef TIE
authority of t1ts state sgsipst any persen
cha gsd with erise in eases arising osst
sife OF such reservations nay be seryts,
aud executed thereof in the xssre mole
and manner, and by she same officers as II
ronseat aefein given had nos been made. =
cr.EY By ELpRfDsE.
tendsef I'D cover on y lauds '-nox held h,
the United states OF lsusis to b. hereat,e !,
acqsired.
Jones explained that the art ele In .ss
pfessn; form was submitted by the w r &c.
psrtms nf, aud be supposed they keeH
what they wanted
.toDegys said If taere was any donbi
about the intent OF the seeiion II should
be amended.
Jones read i-om the United States revived
statutes The provisions sseuiasing military
reservations within VAR GUS states A ut,,.s.
ton had been raised atout the jurisdiction
OF states over these reservations, III sh~
eessioa Was made, and h. showed that /.
WIS ihcu intent upon the government att
fhorit.es ~ deliver up erinilsls or aus
persons subject 10 civil Process 10 civil aa
tSorifies under penaity of dssmieSiou from
service. Jones urgesi that &, ,ese cossld be
no cbsesiion 10 the section. aud tia. II
should be peassd.
t,odnan objected to the wording oi the
section IL did not state now m1t Ii land
should be given 20 the United STAT :.
stiles oT3ere, this amsn .Enent. And
provided. that whenever the United States
shall cesse 10 own any OF the lands herein
above pr9siGed for, the provisions of this
srtie'e shall 40 longer apply TO such
iaads.''
Reed. of Thurstou, dIi no; think me
TIE chair suggested ihst all difficulty
eoisia be obfia'es; by striking out the word
"naw"
Moore moved tn strike out the word
foB and add from q me to time alter
"reseryeds ruled osIt of order
stiles thought more fnsn ever that some
restriction should be made. Unless q rro
vision Is added tha, the jurisdiction OF the
Unltei states shall eesse when the laniis
are abandoned this sseiioa would apply 10
them forever.
snliiysn, of whitman. said that in his
opilt0n the ori ginai article was sufficient
Turner Was IN fayor Of stiles amend
ment. He wanted the state 10 cetie jaris-
dieiion TO The United States only Ia such
lands as are actually occupied Resides
he thongat the section went too far iu so
much ~ the United States wonid thereby
kc given exclusive Jurisdiction over all
postoifices and government buildings
purpose.
Drer wan ed 10 kuow whatreference this
sessian would have to the tide lanes.
Comegss explained that 10 would not
affect the tide lanas. He suggested that
the difficulty might be cseared away hy
adding after the word reserved" land so
long as the lands are held for the purposes
specified" He then noye'f that the mat
ter lie on the table until such zine rs
Lienteaant Runcie, ef the war depart
ment could return. Carried.
OPENING THE WON ,s SUFFRAGE BALL
Then followed an interesting discussion
touehing on woman suffrage, brought
about in this wise Mr.. p G. Sullivan
arose and said. "NF Heury IL Blackwell
secretary OF the American woman's ss.f
frage Association, is in the city and he de
sifes 10 address the members of this con
vention upon the subject OF eIec
tive franchises. lie has many
isiters from erniuent stat snien
In the East. Senator Hoas and others. He
docs not desire - take up the time Of the
convention during the day, but II the con
yeption world tx some evening when he
could address them, he would be glad 10
do 80. ] therefore move that on next
lhurssiay evening. at Tacoma ball. Mr.
Blackwell Will be requested sud invited IA
address this convention on the subject OF
elective franchises.
Mr. Moore a. zl--I win secsnd the
motion.
Mr.. Presiaent-The question is on the
motion of tue gentlemen from Pier, Q
that the gentleman named be invited TO
address the members of this convention as
individuals, of course, at Tacoma hall, on
Thursday evening next
Mr.. Turner As member OF the eonsen
tiun am opposed to extending invitations
10 any individual 10 address this conyen-
tion on any subject think the convsn
ton has wisdom Ia deal within Itself with
any matter that f. liable To come before IT,
aud think we have gone as far n we
onght 10 20 In extending invitations 10
partie>sou'siae eg the state 10 address Us in
su iudiyidua capacity. III the gentleman
desires 10 lecture ON that subject. for one
shall take great pleasure in going 10 hear
him: hus ] am 0pgossd IN giving the of
clai sanction of the convention TO inGi-
vitnals eugsg-ei In the forwarding OF any
particular matter. sis.piy hecause they
have asked IL 10 Ia Is up too much time
OF the convention.
Mr., Power am To amend by inseri Ing
this hail. in place OF Tacoma hau"
do not think II Is any compliment for Us
a. invite this distinguished parsonage %
add ess ns down town where We have no
control | think this Is the proper place.
and he shBuid he invited to address Us
here IL we extend the invitation a. all.
Mr.. Rechsnan-f move that the molten
be indefinitely postponed.
Mr. rresident-MT. buchanan moves hat
further consideration If this sntie--i he
indefinitely postponed. Are you ready for
the question:
FOR TRE HONOR oF WASH NGTuN.
Mr.. EiiEsdge-i hops that the notion
will Dot prs vail ! hoiN' for the honor oi
Washington territory that xe viii he viii
irE TO sccard fo the gentleman tae same
concessions that have been accorded 10
him BY the conventions Of other terri.
tories. understand thst the gentleman
hes appeared before the ConyenlionS o;
the Dakotas ard Moptans. and 'hip :
that IL would h. 3 ponf eaiogy for out
me@beTs wsfv we 10 deny th.s thing Ia
him.
Mr. Sullivan ~ H.l--I ia not see where
ihis matter Is geiRg tt enf anl - We sgoT
is semea here. We have a feTson - isK,
fare here togsigAt, than wi Il one Thurs
day nistt Ibts might bring ina snei isc
gufcrs evesy night II j apparent tn every
member thst s.l toe une between uop
sad the time We shsl have sniShesl
ought 10 he oce0plcd by the mem.
bars one way or osber. either in oreu
session ~ ia committee. II this invita-
,ien il extended there vii be 30 llnlif "a
s Ii is - rneh stSeour'sSy to refuse orr
Iussiv1dagi ss ss-pfheF. ] gas opposed eS
ssFsssy to extending this courtesy to SER
@fo- stewart AZ the same time I aeusa
~ IA fsvar o{ sf.is. ''Essa'vfs. That eArh
Erselaaes of ;his convention attend the sec-
tgre "a b. given a. cUFts'a time
sat tlses I sm ike Mg Turner
IKE 60 hear ais sias of 4 question. aud il
the gentleman laefuTssS Is iacanlA bah =
afsva nsrs else where | can eosveafentls
resea him RDnta b az bin with please
aTr Go nss sxisSTc "a extending This in
xisssian arsA snastng paesnhefS feel tae-
are bound 10 stfcnsi whsther teey wish "a