Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-04-15
ouR WASHINGTON LETTER
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" A-mIA-L-N- Nnrll =. 1872.


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ll'''I.'u Morton ami h"odle,
..I-.'d Us Wall street and the
.'I manufactures. was the
''uu tht .'tht IN" present
'..HI.'r'I1n into 'Ni-tencc, and
h'. II-t h,'n -'f'cd upon Re
'n ''Wmnt- o. the Wee PresI-
'"'.'| nomination hv no less a per
.H't 'Ihu VI, it"-idrnt Morton
.'..-''.. That the same combination
.'- '''n formed - run TIA" Republl-
'H N'li'uu machine AGAIN tins year.
.tH "'" disposition some time
p" '''f' vi Norton out OF the
".'"''''" h''Au-" of hIS unwilling
I ll'lr mm''II 1" raise the
''..''' 'i money named 10y Chair
.'u "i@-'n a. necessary 10 pay for
'.. N.'nlu'iipu, and the impression
we '.'."'I &" g" out that Mr.. Nor
i.H dUl mot 'Hr' tor denomination.
l.' -iu'' ihr withdrawal OF Mr..
lH'"'. WI Norton has reconsidered
'H h''''r aud agreed To pay the
'.' '"''"d'I' aud he now naively
''..i"''' That hc will accept re-
'..'N''"li'n should 1t be rendered
i''' '' 'h' Minneapolis Convention.
-l''1'f 'u-p found 1t necessary,
i'' 'i"'. 4" the passage "f the Springer
1000 "'"' hill hN ia" House, to adj
'H.''-' " lesson IA parliamentary
-" 'n' t"d manners To Representa-
u+' h'if""-. of Michigan, who. in
''' "''''h,' 81 cN' far Reed was at
''"i ''"E I" rlhy hlS role, and 1t will
!" ""s um' before the scene is for
''., Nv 'h"-' VINO witnessed 1T.
W.. burrows. VII" has a voice which
''- '''h nN"n'd l" log horn, stood
'l' shouting INSIST when he was
'h"Ii"P''h hy the sharp command OF
y" speaker, the gentleman from
N""'f'll wiz resume ms seat" One
f'''', go ." ''' h'I"rmIned lace OF the
So anu VT burrows dropped
i",' MS "a' HN' '"wcd dog.
',',' my ,'",n III the rumor
49, '',",'" "o''' resignation as
"'"l,"I :" rance Is rendered IN or
80 WA, '' may "c irre To manipulate
NV "'"l"' i""'h' VT. keed Is en-
''''' !" we champion belt as pre-
N'il'"t"t ne was III town FOR three
''N- 'h'' WICK ana he spent the most
'' 'N'' "n" WIN Mr. Blame, and
"..n a.N'd "'""t the rumor he said
n'''' '..iN ""fi ne Sald IN his letter
'hlnA VIZ. harrison VIII he renomi'
"',,' WIN very nt'Ic opposition
ne 'l""" committee on Mines
anu N'hlhG mas made favorable re-
"t' on representative Cammetls
Oll lf ne" Executive Department
q" 'h' ''''fn'nrnt' to he known rs
'"r department "l Mines anu Mining
Hnt Transferring thereto the Geologl-
'al survey "nh tue MINT. The bill
al+" PROVIDES mat all mineral lands
~" I" IL" '"ld under the direction OF
ih" nr" department..
Senator sherman - about the last
man that n newspaper man with any
Washington experience would go to in
seafvh 81 news having any connection
with his official position, but from
auuthcr source IL il learned that the
Chinc-o Minister has in an unofficial
Nsy served notice on senator Sher-
man that hi- government would at
Once sever diplomatic relations with
the iuiicd States. if the Chinese ex-
elusion I'LL which has been passed
D., the House. becomes law. Sena.
a., sherman /. Chairman of the Sem
ate Committee ON Foreign Affairs. be-
tore which the bill now is. which ac-
counts for HIM having been honorod
D., the Minister with this nltimatum
The impression here il that the Minis
ter may -. we'll make his arrange.
mrnta o. leave. unless he can per.
auade Nj. Harrison Ia veto the hill
~ II i. expected to 90 through the
senate with a relative majority as
large a. IL received in the House
The present magnetic executive"
l. the Language in which Senator
Wolcott. ~ Colorado. referred sheer
inRly to Mr. Harrison in speech on
the silver resolutions Of Senator Nor
gan. and he added a. the sting by say
ing that Mr.. Harrison was TO he re-
nominated. with negative unanimity,
not because hc was the choice of any
considerable body of his party, hut he
sause No man Of greater stature had
heen found willing to stand. Evident.
IL senator Wolcott will not he asked
81 take the stump Tor Harrison, Nor