The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-16


ben3 contest, were: Joe Lewis, Deer
Lodge 0If.r6 inches; Fred Jettie, Box
endaIe. 1916 inches; David l. Jones,
~ His inches. Jones dld great Hol \ AA'-'
was loudly appl2uded-
HELENA. July Is.-The mining congress
me, This morning 10 consider the silver
resolutions. The committee was not
ready 20 report. The morning hours were
passed IN reading a paper advocating
silver coinage and denoancing the
gods hugs and BANKERS, by John
Doniphan. of Missouri. Donlphan
paper was very favo-ably received ana
created great enthusiasm. Il was ordered
sp-ead uron the minutes There VIII oe
two sets OF silver resolutions The MAJOR
jtv rer,o-. will favor unlimited free com
age: the minority report viii favor IN IN
te-national monetary conference.
The committee on resolutions reporter
~ the afternoon session. Patterson OF
Colorado. male long speech n favor OF
the majority report, and Z. '. Snalley OF
Minnesota. spoke in favor Of the minority
report, against the Stewart silver Dill. Inc
minority report was Overwhelmingly de-
feated, bu. no action was taken on the
majority report Pasterson's speech
created = sensation. He tried 10 turn the
mining congress into a third party move
ment. Following were among the reso4o-
tionS offered by Patterson:
Rss..ya5. That wisdom aud patriotism rsquire
rhst1ls people o. the sIlver states snd the STATE
cozFe1tions Of al parties therein sasA shaps
tas!r action 50 rs 70 secure Eae "a ante OF power,
II saas he possible, II the electoral 20 leger %
TIE eni 5Azl the electors electe1 oE me peop<s
o. such states may act Independently n the
= = ,axa- > -. zt.s.~r ~ al = rs
fo- president vac vii not agres that ine w-4l
O. tie people, as expressed in any I1Eure &ei OF
congress IL re-s.53a % silver, SHAH ssA1l Win
cEs executive I1tc-- ecence or veto, t1af II Or
Ger 20 meet gae contingency o. q possible eaec-
tea o. president 81 TIE present House Of Repre-
ssnszsiyes. the Constituents OF the members OF
taa present House Will 5e spp-sle ed - 70 de-
rzaaa .! e.. me uenbe-- OF the present House
WE'D are candidates fo- Reelection promise
taa. tasy VII supper. 10 E1s, Tor president vEo
vii uot perEli. cAe viii OF tae people a. ex-
pressed IN future a.. % congress Upon me ST.
vsr question 70 sE41d w.t10E. g. executive
veca.
The second days rock drilling contest
was sell attended. The team records
made were as follows:
Jack JoAuson ard II xs >eaRot, nf Aerysvll;e.
- SIS IEch :: James Dayy sud Peter IagUe, o.
= yar Box, 5 sid ineae.: D. z Nurpay and
Riake- AM Joha AaeaEn, o. Le29Tlile, 3 Ills
.2ehes
One team. Isaac and John PetrIovich, OF
Lewis and Clarke county, did no- contest
The result Of the single hand contests Tor
the second night were:
Thomas Burns. OF Colorado. IS 2-I5 inches;
Gao.se B. Barn.. Of Colorado. - 4-l6 inches:
Joe Bsllam, o. D9er Lo&ge, - 6-iS inches;
Frank W2geasteia. OF Deer Lodge, - s-Is inches;
John Butter. OF Colorado. y 30 inches
Davey and T.gue. Of Silver Bow, proved
powerful team Tacue struck The drill at
the rate Of lightweight blows 20 the min
Ute and they defeated al previous records.
bur R.uker and Ahearn we're close seconds.
WilIi3m Shea broke the worlds single
hand rock drill record tonight. He made
= hole D 5-l6 inches deep II atteen min
utes.
HELENA. Mont, July 1.-The national min
jrE congress completed rs Iabors and adjourned
tais afternoon. TIE congress passed she follow
ing resolution. which Is 10 be sen. 20 TIE Uaised
States congress:
We declare that ths responsibility for the
bullion u the silver dollars nov coined being
o. less intrinsic y&sEs LAzu t1e bullion in ire
god dol SIS rests Solely WIKI those
wlo temcaeEEei silver sd forced tAe people
- accept E1e laws o. ISIS and lSS3, b. which
free colGsg4 % silver las bssa Ge2Led
3
II tee sowe-t markets ~ the world substituted
t2sreaG. sa1 dee z-e OR uEglteraola conviction,
Sase0 EFssa s0al4 economic priuctp IS and the
actrzl experieuce Of me world between la zEti
I><io whel re ~ alive irer-sse Z tie rressuc-
T-cl % god - the U2l.eG States az1 tie East
en- void izr exceeded TIE relative increase O:
si.yzE over god during the last tsczie;
taaE the dsnons-lEa.lca % silver 5y The
Ca2es1 States AZ the EXISTING rarlo VIII speedily
restore re Gtriasis "a re q tae SILVER dollar 70
s1sE o. t1e god 1oLASr- ~ 1lae ws GeZa21 Ia.
te lntEius val e o. s1e GOLD 2ai = yer 30. ls-
s1z-l b ~ - protest against ses- 81 vslus
as - silver beng made while silver r2oley :
ceosssc sud the government engaged
under Ire existing Laws II depressing
tae yAlUe OF bullion by purchasing /
II he lowest markets. We deelzra the free bi-
r21t@l.l@ coinsEs 81 god and s.Ivsc ~ Vhe sx-
istDg ratio 10 BE- tie most important pubic
QZss.-oa nOw unsettled n tae Cal,ed states So
lorS s. there = AK D. sound metal r.onsy
upon wzicd 70 10 he business - the eourtrg
ard upon w1ica % osss I'LL AMI fair volume
OF 2 vera -ae1t.i ? fpsr money. Ne urge ;sS; =
SoZth, tie tue frsanis OF bs-rassa..ic c0sr.
age shall make Ire orq lest Oh NJ friendship
q every can1la@ie Tor et1ce bearing aay re.&-
non n 1atsFe- - g>l2-lou Cuc1 th= ucisct "a
one % tae chief tess % wo-Iainess 20 r-ce.vs
ez1f-sEss: tEss :! : Caly by c4es-.y discerning
rs Elsat an aeti~S Independently an M
1l2ch41Eiy - undo t3s great wEoCg % silver
F3eglCne..zsslca ths1 E2s Conspiracy % 6o~cs tbs
! U2}'s1 states 70 tAe s.Gss goI3 standard .:
money ca2 ee t6g2-se4
Tie effort 70 Influence the presidential e,ee-
t--- sloA 4-.-- = L--@ su--oH-IS E&SJ-G.-ozs -
day;
WaEEEAs, Tie thso.y ~ the e,-<kstrtso,
hist scSor> ior dresden. shall he rnza .,f 49,.
highest g1lty Sa1 Integrity, Gtte3 70 aA ie-
tn Ted wlEa ne grayest CONCERN. q M 7atfs9
AMI 1a2t iaey shall, when e4scie1. - ;-sa -
& cast oz-loEs Tor sgel rS-scz, To- PRESIDENT -
VII best ns27s the s9se,g. homer s-s1 pros g<r. =
g ths coGatry; aZ1,
wEEzE.s. L hzs hen The 81 *szvo- 90 -
O. Qls4Is 4 bj-r1seallsc coinS<s - seerl-e ths
eees1oc - c2r4 -s2aTs< tCr the u-Ss& seuex hx c-
ksEG s-tcAa sud DEN ac-ztle parties Who. h
e-e Ted, al. oppose s1s XII o. re people - an
executive veto TaeneTe- congress 50 ! sxg-,.s,
Z = .ree Coinage oIlls SE1.
WHEREAS. To vote - 2 ectors rtes<e,4 II -
vance - - scE one O. fc4 4taer CT tAea1
.Cr pres &sut, without conditions III ha =, -
15E>szae1s II sssTa2e@ % tie plrrs1ss % Dc a..
Ia2 popular XII. sd
WEEEEAs. l. t1s- sl.Yz- states there = t-,.
ore sentiment - a. tae Esttoua. r4srgfss IN -
gard - la IL. 5-G..E.tIo2 q. sz.Ts-. tae-a
SO u L
Rested TIA. " s4oz, Ss3 patriotism, h,-A -
e---S rs lie TS17ss % tee -.ver ssstas -
11s ssAEs conventions o. al rarz{s. tN.-e =
sG2t sesps gct1ol - - SECURE re = 49,. :
p4Ss- y t14i Se rsosst 81 z, n sAe -es.s-al g,,
4eSes - tie EN- tszs tie electors elected bv "a
people 81 s1eh states may - set lntser-e.ya.,-
ll L1S SleSEor&% e11sSss 20 defeat ia .es.t5,
= by Us&1 3. Frssi3sn. wh0 vii glat s--ss -
sle W. a. sae Esotts. A. expressed taa
future Sc. O. congress = - A-lo1 - /, vs- x u
sand lseo-t sx=e Gtzye' Interference a. w.
: Ia "a order - I1Ses t1e eoaxluEsrev aF -
t-a->-o+s &-f@-to@ - i-e>l-c.t - the f-ass..r
ha&~@ o1 @sprese e8E-vr> EAe coast. .r.syl-. =
I2c- tiers o. E1e pT~><&- House - a-s.-at.-,t >,
- @Gz2s1t o. a. n "a cS-S @. tie Ees.~e g., a.
ca IL s-ss io- rejection 3 Promise "a. -
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