The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-09
PAolocks orr HIS MOUTH.
He Says it Is Time for Honest Demo-
Gratis to Declare Themselves.
The BnIldoxfag and Brising Of Deus-
cratic Members by the White House
Outraeseus-Tom Johason, the Ohio
Dsneeratie Leader. Condemns the
Cnrrency BIil.

business IN the house steaay WAS a resoIss-
ton from the committee on rules All
shorizing the appropriations COMMITTEES
to insert = clause Ia the sunary civil
appropriation bill authorizing The trans
fer OK the military prison al Fort Leayen-
worth. Kansas. from the jurisdiction OF
The war department to the department.
OF justice. The plan was explained by
Curtis. who cos,enxaed that soldiers sent
to prison for niHor oTenses were sub
1ected to evil associations. The resogu-
ton was adopted. Es To Ia
Beltxhoover gave notice OF an amend
mens to the currency bill 1t proposes
section to enable the secretary OF the
treasury to fund treasury notes. which
may remain In circulation after August
!. iss5. whirh were issued under
the act os February Is. 1853. July
II. lsse, March 3. 1859. and July Il. iSsa. by
issuing bonds 70 an amount Of not ex-
ceeaing so. 60 reieemahle at the
pleasure OF the United States after FIVE
years. payable twenty-five years from
date with interest at per cent. payable
ssnst-anncAily In gold. The bonds are
to De OF such denominations. not less
than Sc. as the secretary may determine.
and 10 be sold az not less than par for
gold or for treasury notes.
The debate on the currency bill being
resumed. Sibley OF Pennsylvania began
characteristic address against the bill
lie said. If ever a rebuke was needed
TO one who mas attempted to trampIe
down the prerogatives OF the people. it
Is needed for him who has attempted
TO usurp this entire government 10 him
self. The time has come when there
Should be something more than brains,
belly and brass to this government"
He referred TO George ILL.,. and said It
had been given out that any one who
voted against the bill would incur the
displeasure Of the king. Four days af-
ter the repeal of the Sherman act, men,
hers had told him that they had been
promised revenue coliectorships IL they
wauld vote for repeal
The gentleman makes very bread as
sertioas. said coonabs, Den., n. u, and
asked Slhiey to mention names.
went three days ago 10 a member
and asked him TO allow me the privilege
OF calling him up here" rpiied Sibiey.
He said: Mr.. Sibley. you will place me
In q bad position with my constituents
But" continued SibIey, within ten feet
- ~ta& efAS % s2tAtti WIZ ItSdfA llLl HilkE
the statement that he had been offered
federal offices for his vote"
But do YOU consider II fair" asked
coombs, with rerceptible tremor III
his voice, ito make so grave a charge
against the administration. and not give
nan1es and places In order to permit a
defense-'
Every man is the guardian of his own
ksghf Hare
padiocks have been on my lips too long,
and Intend to throw them off.''
When We're psadlocks put on your lips?.'
INTERCEPTED outhwaite. There was great
confusion ana excitement following the
question.
Il have not thrown them of before"
continued sibley, because / hoped TO
see the administration redeem its PROM
ises. and / did not wish to utter re-
buke when there was hope OF an honest
performance
oathwaite had pushed forward and
agSasn uttered the question. who nut
padiccks on yessr iifs2''
Sibley heSitaked a moment, ana with
increased eaTgpestness. said: .I.et ne
tell the gentleman that am not talk
Ing today with men who believe In go
Ing TO hell in a haHslc4r figsteati of 10
heaven supported by the truth. Let me
tell him also that I am rot aff.lresxsn-
men who believe moe fn a babfair fuxh
than a coTstrife heart" Shouts Of an
plauss and laughter greeted This state
anent
Slhiey proceeded To relate the exners-
cnce Of T5icnysisss when he was again
interrupted by ogshwslite: sWas il
Dioayssas wsso put raasocks on yeur
i!pss" Sssssy made no reply. ana nrs-
ecessed TO aa5ress himself 10 the .lsrsi,s
OF tie pending bill.
Sssiey was frequently interrupted by
questions, ard when he fenaurreA frarn
answering because be Isd ls..en syivey, Y.e-
tice. he sss5sls tlsst his time would ret be
extended, altlsgssgh not Z man spoke r.,
favor og the roid gTuss ef tns ,var.a wha
was rot given unlimited time. perce
aske2 that he b. permitted 20 anish. but
Cultivate objected.
we saw Jour ils.' l-ntrhea exesasfve
after tha eAeetfou af -S42." s.blcy coa-
t3nuea. .hse Fssnsalf aeay for recreation,
Where on earth did he go2 70 ,hs
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says thar when tasy are ssf ~ liberty
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been humping h4-. nose sato Hog Tstaa
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