The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-02
IN SPITE OF CHAIRMAN CANNON.
The House Nearly Through With the
sandry Civil Appropriation.
SENATOR Cali Would Have the Cnised
States Take Possession Of Cnf.a-Th.
senate Has Nearly Completed Con-
ssderssion Of the Po.sofnee Bul.

"N 's~~aT Wen fesl sszerE gsssss1srz ion Of
me sanary efvtl appropriation hsI. Al
@i1eAeEfi@ff allowing extra compensation
fsf surveys through mountainous Or hsay-
W wooded territory IN Colorado aud tftah
was adopted An amendment saS also
accepted making an appropriation for the
expenses Of our representatives AZ the
meeting Of the international prison con-
ference
sayers, Derz.. Tex. offered an amend
ment 20 appropriate 81. 90 for the pur-
ciAsaSe OF the house IN Wsshlrxton CITY in
walsh President Lincoln died snsi VI hsch
IN cs'w rented by historical socie,y Tha
alseiilneaf WAS adopted.
iyde, Rrp.. Wash. offered an amend
Enent 20 appropriate sss.fsa OF the tao -.
caEfIea ~ TIE BAH for the construction of
taht'&ry posts 70 commence the erection
Of permanent buildings al n. .nsl.,arv
| POST al SPOKANE The site Of The r,,sr
comprising over is9 acres Mr. HYDE ssIa
hac been donated TO the government nv
The city OF Spokane
cannon, chairman OF the approprt. t.o.n
committee, opposed the amendment on the
stoHha ,nat the siEas;ened condition OF
I tue treasury would not warrant The ex-
penditure
HrosxenGr. Rep. oA,o. in reu.v N Afr
! tATnHn Expressed his regret nat fhs
ctalrsnan OF the appropriations committee
- 50 'hesmhtnt uoon hImzs3f to make
s3sh an Announcement Econorsy was one
.A.-x. ssia ne rarsinony another, bat
Ncrse 'han either was ,he existence of
fi1se necessity fer the expenditure OF
nloheF and The acknowledgment that con-
sFees could nQs furnish It. That aasnis-
s'eh. saia ne. we mast accept He re-
leEr-1 70 fAs great demands Of commerce
~e''n mus Se met with the declaration
- fSnsress of iis inability 10 meet them.
~ . pointed oat shat the receipts under he
In h. 49,
| months we're Asl.eo.ooo. over s-s.so0ct9 be-
isN the Expenditures. ana contras,sa the
| receipts under that law with the receipts
uader TIE law % isss, when they agxrexat-
- S>si.en. ~. for the aTst nineteen months.
I Ihe conditions of the revenues brought
about hS ihe aouHhatson of the party tha,
I condemned legislation fer the protection
of American Industry and undertook TO
isgsslaie fer revenue only. compelled eron-
aFay, Prosperity 70 The treasury and the
people would not come as long as The
/ present 'arir law remained on the stat
/ ute books
IF the Income tax had nat been declared
uneonsateuonal," snserposea Tsibert.
Dep.. ). c. ''there would have been no
de.feit"
''oh. Mr.. Chairman" replied Grosvenor.
we might have gone out on the high seas
ard committed piracy to procure money.
/ The one is robbery. the other unoonstisu-
/ iioual"
| Hyie's amendment was carried. {. 10
( =. despite the srpeai os Cannon. urging the
members TO stand by the committee Can
nor secured t~aers. but was again defeat
et. whereupoa he gave notice that he
would demand vote when the matter
reached the house.
Grosysnor's remarks drew the FIRE OF
Patterson of Tennessee. He woula not
have replied. he sa1d. had q 40, been for
I the fact that the gentleman from Ohio
tGrOSYsrort appeared ~ she advance agent
I 81 the cognirg Mckinley administration.
/ NhsH Grover Cleveland retired in fSSs.
Patterson proceeded the credit o. the
government Was unQaestsone! by the
world. f,e attributed the financlai fiis that
I followed - the Sherman silver purchasing
| act 81 fssi. which r~duced the gold re-
/ re.pss AZ D.. cgx50rn haasee % less than I
| pr cent PROM tha; t4y the country has
/ been IN distress. ans he Insisted thar was
not fair % cay thu, the results of a law
[ during sech peroi ~ere normal Wlth
I unrh vshemrnce Re declared that the
{ fnanc al Issue was pAramouu; The frients
/ or ta- Dh'o candidate. @ais he. could nos
I vrieSai- th.s question 70 The rear They
I hRt Strsiils-t TIE question srf nov came
Z before the counfry saying that tho sole
remedy fnr ex.silrF conditions vas further
tRNsfi~n of che people Bur he warned the
Republicans that they could rot escape
I fh- main Issue "a which the whole cefn-
Fnereiaf WoTia was Interested. srd he pry-
firtes That < TIE ohio candidate was narni-
nst~i or ;ha phlo platform. he wosla -
doomed 90 defeas
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rooney e would r~xA,n the confidence =
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