The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-20
THE NEWS .J rHE senate.
Democrats Eyides ug sore. but They
Natu,.s d Nllence.

ats Eyidea 1tg sore. but They
Natut.s d Nllence.
Ssrox C,ry July 70 The news
ading of thI PRESIDENTS letter vas
< in tran - ss'on from the
o the = fuate. Mr.. Wilson
Il his see faf Of his possess
the letiei ven guarded, ana III
a deeids.. Nn nsation. Informa-
n the eonl Ieuts of the document
erlv sonoh on all sides of the
A eopv MS fnrnishdd the As
Press and was in great demand.
ken 10 democratic cloak room
in ,urn n. groups of senators OF
We one of th sm generally read
,loua 20 "A 10 others, and in one
two of m eu looking over the
5 and rea, ~ z with senator mold
|, fter the "A nltors became familiar
/, contents they sgaIn gathered in
n discuss b. document both with
, IN tha MOI nt made by the pfesi-
the nolie, of the president in
Z 80 mol ,st aud general was the
that for -"o or three hours
q attention. IS paid 10 routine
nos ON M ie Goor of the senate.
, senator N es tated TO express his
iva,.lv n, q Democratic senators
, N snbmii g. interviews for pub
They 4 y the circumstances
,suai and hat they could not give
To their h mons whatever they
anublican senator's were at first
10 exnress hemselves very freely
,licv af tb etter. but when they
"a AZ ths IS soon did. that their
rio colIe,j fues were inclined 10
s,ient they changed their
9 IL hv ou mon consent, and
ed when b Ken 10 upon the sub
,hav nrafs rre a that the Democrats
40 the tat king. declaring it was a
Rs,uhi;c1 IN To be silent. The
anon expl y on among senators
the writi, as II such letter was
axtyaordin NJ and in many
: wnere he speaker was sure Of
. onoted stronger words were
rhasa ex pressions were heard
IN varia,it lus on both Democratic
nbl,ean sia les Of the chamber.
" me senate tomorrow
cted to be ~ unusual ihteres. ~
nrohal,le Il 40 many of the sena-
axnress an ~ personal resentment,
. are ayns rted TO be some very
, decf.ra,, Dr against a change Of
.be senate and especially from the
,,va senail or who are regarded Us
hle f,r th e most pronounced in
n tho hill 4 vas understood be-
letter m. ade its appearance that
~ ,hesa enators. including Cor
.i,h ana Brice, bad announced
so IN 50 Bte 20 the senate. that
senate hi u could pass, and to
,,ivi,g heir reasons for this
Ia, tba bin had been the
no.t "a, fef1l deliherntion on the
ne,,hsr. o. the senate. 1t had
"A ~ bo the only bill that could
ba Iopes amendments had been
IN the =, lucus, and an attempt to
, nnatsria Nv az this late day would
ore baa been no modification Of
sinos az al time.
= Uiu ~, announced his inten-
!, lie aavanI tage of the presidents
ard ,,au rnce TO make another
socnra . zee ssion by the senate
amendma nj Tor a duty on coal
ana he said u believe that he
,ubla tho vote which has proposi-
90 ,.bo } first advanced.
!. r. ae,s1 noon there were several
ca ha.g be- Democratic Leaders.
g., ,h1 re was a disposition
/. Co.., be conference on the
,.a1 a ais was advised by
,,r,,,,h.r WHO felt ma@a aggra.
-. - - taken in the house.
,i,G ,t,I,can - eeriBg committee held a
's,.'s''s .'.,'t tF,a scuerat opinion was ex-
81, o." !, al GOOD policy 10 ALLOW
a..a,s 20 dc most Of tue talking