The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-01
The amendment II vzs voseSs aews
carr tne WITH ss Hlsiack's amendment.
TIE sxssfs0s wA< then adopted

zHx vkE1s uAlLA sesxNx
The majority anss rziaorify rwrorrs a,
sss-ssan wers then road- TAsy were n
SC. :. Ne e<szass Sc Al hereafter give a
lssxn 10 aao1ry. prnp<rss u- credit sss or IL
Ass ef aHx Individual sozzsAax ,srpsorn
fzon or ae~<~lsf au Unlxss sue-shErstx u ID.
Fsorsrsy taxrayers thsseaf. eeinx icen
ssessstrS thsrvSs sni scs7ag thereen. vcs.
saernseT - en saecsson ~ es hela for susf
pasrSrs- ant - no e2sc shall the sum q
! setes sxeest ia tie sxx-sxs,e per csntnrr
81 II Ase<sssNd yslastion suv cannfy ans
stSfe Purposes ~ shSna BY fsx aS<ssSnsn.
Eek prsrszs1ax ssch sscrts0r.~
>se- = Ne rc1nxy. city. town or oshe.
raszaiesr&l co~rcsstzesss shall hecassxl
sa0sssy or erwdf; sa or IN sAA "a say sn3s
vsfsal. association. cosnpAay ~ s~zrpora
I tss1. o< hsssonN dirxNzix ~ fzs1frcrsly the
owner ax Stock in er h<psssss cs sny asSsc.s
tsssss. cozn aaray er ca-ya-xtson-
PLENTY % sArEaVAKps
Cro~sey syoke In fsves % the majority
reEort He esrasiatsa ga The h~auTiss o,
ffcAliy no comrsnutcafSca with the casstsie
No<-d- he eAliesi asseafsoa 70 the rcs-rie.
ITEMS pssees xroani this article which
svaia Hasxe ths granting % sssch sahsitii !
as>esas-sy ssfe oshey eaantSss il the
hs1 whisa hsas been rsisaed by sach sub.
&
them. II taiak this Is . ysrteesls sass
Z FgTaesaAes he said "a n sAsi that shs.
ffrufsrrfy % the minority sAssaia not t-s
t.ses - help cu: the county Nv q 81 fssss
~ fsxstses- ~ Is tas cuoawun experience
ea snis ev1nt-s that The Eainotiss tsa &c
@assst - sua1ass ~ the majority
Tax SANE xFlg sea ALI
Weir was opposed 20 she secssoss. III
yoa prchiSaf tie ststs from io4aiax ifs
credit 10 corporations shy reE as,rly the
sane - sEe counties lie csiies3 afsen-
saea to the states whscA had been aisnost
ruiaesi hy this fnss hsAi. saa Showed how
Counties IN MISSOURI ard kanssxs bad hcsn
eAakFapss' IL i wopg, he said, 30
saddle ss2eh al enormous lead On the p-se4
ssle of any c1unty" Weir referred 20 the
Matla Wa.ia scheme. and said q COS r-ara-
tien had 31ssossed sahsss ri - tsa a certain
fund II they wosl9 work through a X hesne
La ssle eosssfii nsiosAsa convention.
AcrCsrEp nv sxLFtsRssSs.
Dunbar thought nc deseesssi sssnsA
spirit AMONGST those whe wanted 10 deay
this means OF relief fo eoaHties xafsertnx
from communication VITA the enter world
whrn they ~sre ON the line OF tyansson
tsEenisl mad. he spoke IF the Oregon
kA2issy 4 Navigation toE panv. which
lei the wheat "a Ihe psople of kilekisaf
eounty to lie on the banks of the Columns
nnin IL GOT ready 20 move In. The
people OF klscAifst would he saved
Ss.eeo pes rear II they were
allowed 10 get coEnps titive connpsrtiau
with sosse other road II this proposition
were to pas klicksfag eannty wouid De
abe Ia give . subsidy os ssa 90
which woDid be nearly tsronxht hack in one
year. aai Yet there l. = theory exsaas thai
the psincipte Is wrong that weuia zeuy
this improvement and heasfst 10 the
counties, Then there II q gtSory Also tha,
the railroads gsil 30 whers they are wanted.
This Is true oaly "a = limited extent They
hardly ever cotae unless InsGcemtnt. are
osf. rsd tse sarae IS they are / factories
and other Industries. 1 Believe ia l.4al
seif-goyernmen' aad hcme rude. Ia casss
OF this kind there are always peopte af
some kind who expect Others 20 prauaose Ia.
Sow, We ave uesns OF making sill pay
ard We should be allowed every ssiVan-
tage OF il. Browne. one 81 the ssxrsrs ~
the minority report, had said he would
never t~ afraid 70 leave the question al
the expenditure Of money tn the people.
Nos iet him Apply that statement 10 this
question"
SsIFFHTTs ExTxSDs ais SYMPATHY.
Grifitss sympsthiaed With suffering
Wsla waiis aud kfiekisst aud sisel.r,d
that ether counties would help them out II
they csraia; bat il coali ueyer lie 81 pectssf
that they would, because of sympathy
there would b. u unictea upon sf. the
coQGt.es 81 the State slriuas and iniafious
principles. This sotiss tuition l. Tor ali
tine and not ~ tsss over the Temporary
embarrassment af amy eountles Tue
rTtGespls 81 home rule bad heen spslsei
10 this eoaa;ry. This nriaeipsc nov ran
against RrVafsr psius5pse. "Pr.yste
property shall never be eoneemnci for tie
benefit OF asoihar private Individual
tsTssfitis reasi neEs iFem Showing that
bunhaE was rfesids nti ol rosd thai
weS - be built from eoi se1dske so fasess
There is i difference between this
rrlucipie aui that ~ subsidized
pablte water works. etc that
have beeu mentioned here IL Is
wrcsg and other people haze no doubt
ibst the railroad esrEur2flnn fn Nalsa
Nalla has oppressed aud wronx "A that
People fer Yea = bur thos does not tastify
rs Ia LAYING down . principle Of govern
msut that Is harmful and vicious -
On Ia3'ien af fprnsF the ssnniti 40
arssse. IN Governor W &. squire waS
grsntsd TIE pviyile Sc of tho Hoor.
Adjourned at + IS Hn II taFaprfnw