The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-15

memorial 1SzHzager OF New FTa-rvssEssre.
said ne fully approved Of .sse terms Of the
memorial. sacszsd1zx ne statement that
tnsgrez< powers o. Car1szen1om should
srzservsne. even = 4 resulted n the d-s-
ussmoer7rert u tho Turktsa errrxre
peye-. OF Karsas. tarrS6sace-a a cornpre-
saer.zsve resolution for the appointment of
a commission so 4rvest gate ard r@Doft on
the ests olssas1 permanent monetary sys-
tenn TIE resolution r-cStes thai the re-
cent election id NOT sYox definitely that
-4se people favored any one of me four
nonesary poiscass on which the campaign
proceeded. v.z.. Gold rsono-mefalEssna. tn
ternagiozai 5s-Enszz Esssu1. silver and gold
al is ID !. or a Is 80 / ratio supplemented
BY legal tender notes The corzn sSson
proposed = 70 consist OF one National
Democrat one Republican. ore Democrat
and on. Popullst. these 70 elect the fff.n
ps<scn. who IS 20 be a rrcoxr- Led author
ity On finance. They are 20 be appointed
by rfae president 70 st at New York. Chi
eazo. san Frzacssco. Denver and New Or
.eanw to receive s4.a@s each. and 10 cegl-
c.aGe the Investigation within twelve
months. Tue resolution proposes an ap-
vrcusrsaefou % s5W9 for the comm SIS On.
Haze. OF Maine. Offered a concurrent
resolution for ne holiday recess from De-
cenber 2 10 January 5, which WAS re-
ferred.
ITF 1TsTUtZTsz4-Cz4 L.41 Was CIrl EAAS4A
I'D ard aITlani nous consent was reached
that a final vozs be taken next Thursday
at o. m. IsstIe doubt IS entertained as
10 the passage Of the measure. as II al
ready mas passed the house and will be IN
conference before the holidays.
The senate Elaen turned TO private pen
son hFrs on the calendar, and after pass
ing fifty-fve bills of THIS character. AT
3:s5 D. m held brief executive session
ard adjourned.
The executive session was devoted al
most entirely 30 the receipt of reports on
nominations made by conan ttees, large
share OF those made coming from the CON-
mlftee on judiciary, which met to-day
Among those on which favorable reports
were xa4de was that Of Hon. Charles G
Mott. 10 De caseg justice OF the court of
claims: OF Hon. John Fl. Rodgers, to sue
ce>d the hate Judge Parker as judge of
the Western district of Arkansas, and W.
B. Calilders, as district attorney for New
Mexico. Cniiders' nomination IS among
those which faced of confirmation last
season. because Of the opposition OF Del
egate Catron, which has now been with
drawn.
Other nominations confirmed were: To
be United States eonsuis-Walter b. Par
ker. OF Mississippi. a. Sagua La Grande.
Cuba: Frank ID. H.a. OF Minnesota. at
SdtfLNS. ELtis EtSi sc ~ hcAN-r, "a -Ht~-
leo. at Durango. Mexico: Samuel NJ. SIM
mons, OF Texas. az Ptedras Negras. Mex
sco Horace l.. Washington, OF Texas, at
Aiexandrefta. Syria; Paul Wleseke, Of
Texas, at Msnagua. Nicaragua.
Among the nominations not reported to-
day were those Of Judge Howry. of Ms
sissippf. TO place on us1e court of claims
bench. and George F. Moore. 10 succeed
Henry u. C.ayton as district attorney for
the district Of Alabama. There is opposl-
ton to Moore on the part of friends Of
Clayton who was removed during the
last campaign because he accepted con-
sressional nomination from the silver
Democrats.