The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-14

Archbishop Ireland. Of Minnesota, wsa In
Washington City last week, renewing his
crusade against General Morgan. He urged his
promotion to some good foreign position In
order to get him ont OF the way ~ Indian COM
missioner and used this threatening language.
The party cannot win unless Morgan 10 sue
ceeded as commissioner. There are many geod
Republicans who are willing 10 accept the APP
pointmenf and confirmation ~ . mistake. but
unless some effort is made TO effect change
they will not be found In the ranks Of the
party which has sustained Morgan" This il
rather moro dctatorial language than the
American people would Ike to see the govern
ment yield to- The removes Of Morgan in re-
Spouse to such . demand. or for any cause ex-
cent dereiiction OF duty after the making OF
this demand. wcald be far moro huriful than to
disobey the archbishop by retention. The OBJ
jcctsoa would be equally strong against such
interference b. = representative OF any other
church. Denominafional interference with
public schools. whether for Indians or others,
nnds little favor IN this country
An "assonisher' in the wsy OF IN ofisiai doc
ument has just been published in Masoschu-
sets by Henry b. Pierce, Secretary OF the Com
monweaith his companion Of the vote cast
in that state at the election for governs las.
fan with the rcsis'ered vote and the number Of
polls. exclusive of women. asscssed for purposes
OF taxation. The total vote cast for governor
Was ~. $50: the total registration was s72oss:
the total OF assessed polls vas $50 III II thus
appears that the total vote was $500 short Of
the registration. and II all these taxed on polls
are voters IL appears that only IS per cent. Of
those entitled to vote exercised that right In
Massachusetts, last fall. This Indicates an ir-
difference that is almost eriminsi. and suggests
hue Geld for thorough organization.
That was a saddle ming report which was con.
tanned in Warrington special 10 the So Louis
etehe- Desaarra; 10 the effect that John G. Car
lixle. the brilliant Kentaekisn. Vas. on the oc-
eAssen OF senator Beck's funeral % completely
under the influence of intoxicans . 10 be an
object OF universal ccmmiserssien. That man
| Of his great ability. noted for purity ho IN
| rnhiss and private life. shonld have yielded 70
his appetite on an occasion 50 solemn. cam OF
/ hat Be regretted by oil right minded csfizens
| The SANE dispatch states that he would have
| been appointed 10 the supreme hsush bat for
this weakness. which doubtless win asa lose
him seat In the senate
/ In the multiplicity of devices for booming
| different cities AMI seetioass Atlanta. sseoggss
/ 10 entitled to the palm fos originality, In Cd.
/ i.sson 30 the many shsmes accomplished OF
/ projected. for making thaf city attractive a
movement Is on soos. engineered chiefly by the
| children. for the purehss Of an elephant The
/ Essie urchsn Who started the h&il. Fred Cod.
edge. sxes q year,, rsssed t2ss within Ave
/ minutes. ard declared thai the rnixsng OF TIE
necessary fant was -iass ~ easy ~ falling Oh
aIox" Thss has set ell Of IN. children a work
ara TIE sssstlfSstas vii publish regular reports
/ ef Subscriptions
Jay tsonsa's tneonse IL s.. sss Q day. Corne,trs
| ysaesrsAss's IS siS.sE: John n Roekase,ier's Ia
/ tis-is and Wa Waldorf Assor has the rUufcrs
ALE Income al 90 IS psr DAY. Ana fhey al
ns&aAge 70 live Comfortably wes, bat nos ons a
1 them il entirely sassxasd.
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Rev. William Bsraes. Who preached Daniel
weasssss funeral s<rmaa. died q ysekseavssle.
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