Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-12-18
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.


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N,-..N.I.< Dee II. 1891.
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,.. f.i... ....l. i.- Marty and all
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t.....tt..r. ..t Mr. El,iur shall
ur.. ..t...tt. vEI.i. ia, lrlllic Ia.
.......- f..f,. t..,.. ,.rin, i,allv in
.... ....f|,Vt- u-t on the eve oi
,.. .......- .lf ho viii under
u... r...- 'u..,. accept the nominal
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...t.. .I.. n.N % a.tu positively
..t.Ii..f De-. NI., ,l, 80 Iu a lew DAYS.
...'. t.. message dc,civ-
-...n.' r,mmcudation is
...... ... r.'. tine several foreign
...,.- vl..h have occurred
.t.. ..t-' y,,r The rest az il
1911. two ,>.,rtiou. i worthy
n. n.l,mntfjnn Of those VIII ,
|..... f.. n.....-,il. idea. nf thc "a
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.t..... endorse. tine C;oyr,omcut
....,.t.. 10 the 800 0oo uoo Of bnnJ.
aN..H.., ~,u.,inr Warner N,ll,r esti.
...... .. u,.,--try t. builJ IN, Mica
.t.tud want. 20 interior, with
,.. ..t,i.u. rrhi- Of a state a, late
....,....l l, the VI. hir,n lcoisla-
t.I. e.. tl. n.hr,lpn Of a cuns,itu-
t....I lu.rlmrnt ir,Ni,liug a method
&c. i4r ,l,.t.u of members Of Con-
....- tnl th. electoral cnllcgr-consti-
t.l.nd amendments have ALWAYS
.,nt Republican fad. hr proves that
.,u4f.f ,aruAu and the other Demo.
.fIfI. h..h.t- have been right in assert
I.. tN,i th. uuiufinu- Force bill was
u.' I,ll. Lu, only temporarily shclycd
n nmruuur the failure TO pass that
l1il tul proposing that an IS To ~
,lmm.-lpu hc appointed bv the Su-
pf'm, count fur the purpose OF consid-
,uur tie owls connected with our
",i'n s's''m. Tins is willy at
hwIt "u the part of Mr., Harrison to
t'i h lnu'l-m commission appointed
tIni would report IN favor OF the enact
''ui "i law similar IN all respects to
ll' Force hll, but the Democratic
l.u'A has been tnckcd 10y one {" s to u
''Wuu--i"n and i not likely to be
'Hthl 90 the same trdpa second time.
The principal "cIil' IN our election
-'-'tn, 100 Nr Harrison mind, is that
l"mH'ni- are elected where he wishes
Republicans To l." elected; II that
''pll l' reversed hr would consider
Oh" -Nst"m perfect
NJ lluu~nn naivcly informs an
overturned country that the Commits
/ -i"n'f OF Pensions, after careful eX-
animation "l the subject, is of the opin-
i'n that thr estimate of $lll9jG,W0,
Which g. included in the annual report
"l th" secretary OF the Interior, will he
-u'h'"ut &" pay tn" pensions Tor the
,,at ending June 20. 1893.
Ia order a. give Speaker Crisp an OPP
F WtiumiN a. devote some time to the
very important work OF making the
committee assignmcnts, the House adj
Iuufu'd from Wednesday to Saturday
With the understanding that it would
then adlourn 81 the following Wednes-
dtv Even II he dcvotcs his time en-
unrlY tu the subject II Is hardly prob
allie that speaker Crisp will he able to
announce the committees before the
7 thfi-tnhs recess.
The first hill introduced in the Sem
ate wn- that pr, pared 10y Superintend-
cut rurtcr providing for permanent
census bureau. Mr. Harrison does not
mention this subject in his message
There has been good deal of non
-cu-r written about the election of
/ speaker shutting ont prominent can
iidAto for the Democratic Presidential
uumiutiiun. The National COnven-
. ton only, has authority to settle that
question
II Jerry Simpson does not catch the
/ Speakers eye ~ often as he wishes, il
will not he because of his location, rs
hc has secured seat in the very front
row Jerry has not recovered yet from
ms disappointment Mt the small vote
his candidate for Speaker received.
lie thinks that instead of s the ALI
nncc candidate -hould have had about
~ votes.
The meeting of the executive com
mittco Of the National Democratic
/ Committee here early this week was an
important event for the party and a