Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-08-12
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.


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y Democratic caucus OF members
.. tl. House has adopted a compro-
...-.. Nhr.h II /, horri Will put an end
,. 'u, llhhu.t,rlug On the World 5
I...- 1ljrupriation. hyt a. there were
..,rh iiIrud, %! the appropriation
l.I l- many oi it, opponents who re-
..It, Ice bound and left the caucus,
.t, up means certain. The COM
,.,.Ul-. propose, to strike ont the
...uiu. ut To- the Suudrv Civil APP
..,r.,u.n BIZ. aIp,opriating - ,0G0,
5000 4, rir Far Aua allowing vote
..., taken SATURDAY afternoon on Il
.fl'. lfi auuraprIating ~. .tUD.0 900
.,,....,,,.rt. .i fin, arrrnrrjatinn
p.,,',.,r .l..,. tbi. iii but If
.....I..,, .,...l,.,,J that the senate
$751;. ..-i-, ,,,'.,, - amendment tn fine
r... ,,.i nm ;u,, ,ou,urr,d in
,,u r,.f,.., ;, ,Ilow .d;orrrmont
,..., ,l,, ria u.bn,a ,;tr,,;or
..,,...,... D., -, on ofu;f." ,h,t -
- ,.u,. ;, o,,.,,,,, Ia sov in advance
,,l.t ,,,ll lac In. final result
-.,,;,,,r b.,,ocr,t, rororJ tho re-
.,.l,. "a. ,IaI,,n,, S,a,a oIoci;on -,
,nr. .l,,,h knoll If tho pronie's Parry
,......,.,.,, IN III. snnth 80 f,r a. -,
.,.,.,.li,n,, a,,,. aI,,.,nr;.J ,nto, - cnr-
incl anil ,L.v ,l,;rL !, viii al.o aid
.,..,...,,,n,, ,,i,,,,,nr 90 cnugro.s;nn,I
.,,.,- n..,,,,..,,;,. ,bot ,,f;,,l,t b,,.o
.l..,,I p.nnI,,s party mon Il that
mint, had carried lI,hama
A. M. wn,l,s c,I;ro, neotrc tho
,,,,,.tion nf whom action sbouiJ Lo
49,. nrlor ,ho rocon,Iv enacted law
.,.,,,,,r,,,r,,l no pros;dont 70 rotol;ote
anon C,n,li,r y,s.nIs was discussed
49,, nnl,. III. ,yo Testers and A.
turnry General Miiicr were present
no definite conclusion was arrived ut.
All sorts Of sensational stories have
L,cn current about the disagreement
of the subcommittee which went to
Homestead to investigate the strike in
the Carnegie Mills on the report
written bv Chairman Oates. There
H. nothing sensational about the facts.
Chairman oates prepared the report
lu the usual manner. and when il was
read to the subcommittee every
member agreed that it was fair and
impartial statement of what the COM
mite had learned at Homestead. but
.,u,r of the conclusions arrived at con-
corning ORGANIZED labor were unsatis-
factory two Democrats and one
Republican. making a majority of the
.uh committee. 80 the report was re-
irc:cJ hv the subcommittee and re-
f,rrrd I, the full Judiciary Committee
for final action. If the full committee
-usinins the action of the sub.com-
mittec Mr. Oates saws his rep0rt will
hc submitted To the House as n
minotitv report. and a new majority
rrr,rt viii lie written by Representa.
tive Bvnum. one of the dissenting
Democrats
Tom Watson. of Georgia. made n
miserable failure to prove his charge
of drunkenness against members of
the IIousc The only member he
.,I,red Ia namo was Judqe Cobb of
\l,hnma. and against his assertion
that he believed him to have been
intoxicated whom he made a sneecb in
the House wns the nositiye statements
.nf scorc of nrominent members that
Nr ColL wos moi evop in tho SLIGHT.
81 WAY under the influence If lionor
.,hrn Lr made tho sneech referred N
W,t.,n refused IN name onv other
m,mhrr 10 ,he inycstipat;ng com.
milton What ,ct;on tho committee
a, m ,oLc j. mot a, his time Known Int
q - believed tb,, dis;pcl;pation IN
t.,t W,ts,n'. craving for notor;etv
ull u,,,rp, Tho comp,i,,ce tat;no ony
,c,,rn that would result in olIow;ng
INN T., n,sn "a mor,yr A. ono
,,,ns :, lo'lcJ lilo tho sb,rn lonaroco
h,,vccn Rcnrcsontot;ve Roatner Of
I,ni.,,no All NJ Watson n,;aL, 70.
al, Ia norso,,I oncn,n,or Lo,woon
no, cnniIom., on,s;Ja ~ tho COM
ml,t.r rnom I'M so far ncacc re;gns
Nft.r several nrom;rant Rcnnhl;.
.,,n Sr,atnrs ;nclnd;py sherman and