The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-26
THE VICIOUS vRTOES.


reason for ycsoing the WATSON railroad bill. its
rrconstitnf.onality, but Is appears that bis ex-
euse was mere Iretext. - he now boldly DE-
ciares that the measure was OF DemocEafic
origin consequently distssteful % his ex-
tremcly sensitive Republican ideaa. Doubtless
in the minds OF extreme partisans the cause VIII
justify the oct, as Democratic principles and
ideas, no matter how acceptable 20 the general
masses, Arouses In these extremists jutense OPP
position and bellisexency. First he iustines his
oct under the thin veil OF unconatituticnaiisy
For this act, 90 marifesfly unjustihable. he Is
severely criticised By the Democratic and the
fair and candid Republican press Of the STATE
Thea he tears on the mask and poses himself
once again. the bitter, unreasonable, uncom-
promising partisan, whose mind has been warped
and narrowed, and poisoned by years Of ering-
ing party service, and pfostituted BY unworthy
acts and deeds which stamp the unprincipled
element IN politics responsible Tor the vicious
and pernicious laws which are fastened upon
patient and long suffering people The general
belief 10 that the bill wna not only constitutional
but . just measure afyo1dinG reasonable relief
ard protection to the farmers Of Washington
agatnst extortionats transportation chArges-
Whoever the author Of the bili-whether Repub-
hcan or Democras-has but little to do with the
question a Issue. What the people wanted was
the passage OF the law. Il was absolute to pro-
tecS the farmers against unreasonable fretghf
rafea To presume partisanism when the bill in
question was passed by an Overwhelming Re-
publican majority Is too utterly ridiculous TO
even give il passing recognition No wonder
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snohomish Eve
The heavyweight political accident who 10
holding down Governor Ferry's chair during
the latter's illness in California, has betrayed
his trust and kept up his former reputation -
an interruptions tool Of moropolists. In veto
ing Senate bill No. 156. requiring railroad COM
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Davenport Times
Acting-Governor Lsughson has vetoed the
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constitutional, being in violation of sections Is
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MS secohu REASON VIII % looked upon
.ne "eaAss. part ., Az IN
ne declares tnaf railroad ieglsiAtion OF
this kind which operates against adjoining
states because OF their not having the came ad-
vantage in rates would therefore place them Il
a disadvantage in seeking outside markets .nd
adds that there ia an interstate comrnisxion
whose duty 1t is to look after the grievances of