The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-27

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governor. IL he approves he sasil sign II:
Essi IL Haf- ne shaa rrtara i. with his oa-
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the objections ar large gpoa the 5uurrtaI
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tie members voting foz or against the till
shall De entered upon the ioaTnal Of each
house respectively. II any bili shall nos
De returIzed BY the governor
within i've days, sundays excepted,
him. IL shall become Jaw without
his signature. uaiess the adjournment
shall prevent It's retu-n, IN which case *
shall become a law ualess the governor.
within zen days Hcxt after the adjournment
sanfsays excepted, shall file sHeh hlll with
his objections thereto, In the office OF the
secretary OF state. who shall lay the same
before The legislative assembly az its next
session. IN Ike manner a. is il had b,eea re-
turned by the governor. II auy bill pre-
seated 70 the governor contain sewers. sec
uaas or items he may object 10 one or
more sections or items " wAiie approving
other PORTIONS of the tsll In such esss be
shall append 20 the bill al tae time of sign
ing ita statement OF the ssEsg0rl sections
item or items 10 which he e6jetts. and ths,
reasons therefore. AMI the section or see
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office. be eligible ,0 the afsiee Of United
States senator, nor be eligible a. any ptEcr
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have bcen elected
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word "iegfsiatare withdrawn
SHALL THE yETo BE KNITTED.
Power moved {, strike oas Tie surl
s'two-fhfrsis" in lines I've aud seven aaa
insert three Eifshs." Power was tu favor
Of Withdrawing The veto poaer altogether.
but he would be content With three fgIks
provision.
Weir didn't care much whether toe
amendment wss adopted or not, bui M
hopsi the sswo-thi-sts' wculd pass
Jones was In aeeoyd with tie gaoye- ~
the amendme nt. sn1 10 wss Convey. Grit
Et;s thought Il ue, dangerous Ia FsP0Se the
veto powtr ia the sov<ri1sr.
TsAR AWAY FROM OLD IDEAS
~ aui in favor OF this amendment, sud
of sseiishiue The veto power sitogs ther'
T. IL sullivan ssld, Some Ct the mem
bers of this Convention have been very
much afraid thai we all depart from
'bestea paths. Ii they had lived In the
age " ten they burned witches / suppose
they would be tying 'em up AID setfiag
EN- atre vet. Is Hs tear &wsy frusa the
old fantautastie IDEA that tbs sing must
sign bill for II To u come law. I
dsnt think tEe eoverzf0r has more sense
aloae tfan leo members OF the
legi stature enfirely- There j. one COVER
nor ues very far fFota here who denies slte-
gcshsE The Textr ot the superior coaTf 10
PASS upon bis acts or those of the Eegisls-
Inre Do yeu think that IS a proper Kind
ef = man 10 WELD the veto power
1t is not well" resuElsd the Adams
county delegate. 10 ignore The actions al
much thas ass good snd some that was
bad Let u atop. the good and discard
the haf'
THE OLD RgLE TEg wfsEgT.
Moere eu'agizsd the national legislature
which has Tor ovkr TOO yeats b.ea cum
pnsed of the greatest. ts,st. wsscst and
noss expeT enced men of the nation.
There tue fSo thirds rule Is ~ full faFvee,
AMI Il has never been sought e. be chsE8 ef.
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ssI,gses he censasisr thai the ye,,, pagver
was wisely used ;ariag The pas iva years
~ the national administration
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nsr-s snd the e, fiscersliag the expert-
ense If the ages, devised eesis OK laws
that vas drawn from tbrir inner con
sciences The result wss that. IN the
sacred naTas 81 liberty, hecafsEDts of
eoepsss eere piled Bp. and rivers ef esoosi
were shed. Tha: ass ire viii ef the nga-
lorigy that has keeu Esndess - hiSaly here
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