The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-10
Ihe government Determined t0
Save Them From Church.
LEGISLATURE AoJouRNs AGAIN.
Ihe "hitewayites Firmer Than Ever
IN support q the Schools.
fe>h"ht 1raynor. Of the A. T.. A.
favors Woman suffrage. a National
F"rty. and Headquarters at WASH
ineton City To Watch the ,ye-uits.

winnipeg. Manitoba. Nav a-Tba baftis
no" raging over the separate se-nools -
20 be further continued Upon the raas.
TalIs OF the Manitoba lesisla ture to-
aay Premier Greenway arose ana said:
before proceeding on the orders OF the
as' desire to say this: When asking
tlS mouse 10 adjourn until the present
Gate. as viii be within the recollection
oI me mem 0erS. in view OF the gravity
OF the questions involved in the coasiders-
sioh OF the schools remedial order COM
nluilleated frcn Ottawa / stated that we
nouid require sufficient time 10 consider
tue same. / am now about TO ask the
mousse 70 order a further adjournment un-
va Juff@ I5 IN order that further cons.d-
tfatlon may be had I am aware, IN max
ing the motion that the house do now
acJouTh, that / am asking the indulgence
Oh The house. because in making the mo-
ton IL would require, IL my honorable
friends opposite insisted that | should
give notice, as IL Is not the intention 10
proceed with other business until this
matter Is disposed Of. | now desire 10
move That the house do adjourn 20 Thurs
day. June H."
No sooner had the premier taken his
seat than a. F. Martin, leader of the op-
position, was on mis- feet. For two hours
ne spoke In opposition 10 the proFniers
motion TO adjourn. He claimed that the
duty of the government was 20 at once
decide upon the school ma tier lie was
himself cafholic, and repr esented his
oo-fNsligiouists there The delay. he as
serted. was simply a move 20 sheve the
responsibility upon other shoulders. and
ne strongly protested against such tao
ties Martin continued speaking untfl A
O'Clock, when Premier Greenway asked
nun 10 move the adjournmeTpt of the de-
pate uhti this evening. to which Martin
assentei. and the house adjourned
Al this evenings session Mr.. Martin
t''t.ihued his speech, and was followed
by Mr.. Prendergast. who regretted that
the government had found il necessary to
take further adjournment Attorney
'filofai Shton said the remedial ord r.
AS submitted BY the Dominion govern
ineiat. involved a return 4, the old school
system. and this they did not proposE -
~ ihere we're also a great many otner
phases OF the question. and further time
must 1e taken for consideration. The
HueStAHa was then pun: Shall the rules
Ue susI'ended?" There was no dissenttns,
N"ee' ana the legislature was declared
adjourned tilI June f3
-, ''tioh OF the government In moving
-. - "4toufhment, II Is said is explained ~
the statement that new r,oirts ha,.s .ris,.
which demanded further const5ers,ta.
some may think this adjournment look |.
iiAe simple compromise but the rueyn-
oefs VINO are In the confidence Of the rnIr-
lStrS one and all support the adio,-n
ment. They have been out through The
constituencies. and have come back
,o'lke' supporters than ever Of national
Schooas- IL would. therefore no. he satts-
factory 10 them IL this meant any ~
down on the part OF the cabinet Thav
peHeNe. therefore. IL Is evident thar .ba
reasons which the government had given
them must be good ones.