The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03
The Honse Is Through With the
Sundry Civil Bill
SPOKANE ARMY posr. $50 600
An Effort 10 cnf OF the Howard Uui.
sersiiy Appropriation Fails.
Ane Senate Has Not Yet Completed the
s"nce Appropriation BIN, aud
HAS Adjourned Over the EAsser
Holidays.


3ssy.atscs OF i3q1iry Vas presented
- h4tt. ehslrszsn % the foreign affairs
s.H'a'Ie2. 1z1 adopted without Celsase
- sa1s on the president II nc, incorauats-
Dss "its the pabi.c intsress. 20 Transmit
sHs no1s@ eopses Of all Dispatches. notes
80 tsiesr2nae IN the state department
from brcsnber /. 1855. uata the nreSert
t-aie. relative 10 mediation Or Intervention
% ,ns trstsc States In the Affairs u ven-
ezassa t9Setser with all correzuogderce
Win toreikn governments reaating 70 n,
sAase. dns stated that bis COMMITTEES had
unanimously reported the resolution
fhe snndry civil hsii was then taken NJ
tSaxr AZ arrangement entered lnlo Haln-
er. hsp-. Sso.. vas given an opportunity to
stack TIE afnsnssmert adopted yesterday
appfosriatiHS $1,000 for the Howard uni
Fsfsity II was Hasnsr who led the sue
essN'ul hight against appropriations for
seciarian charitable Institutions in the Dts
uset es Columbia appropriation. Hasner
explained that the amendment was adopted
yesterday while he was temporarily absent
fFein ;ns hall, and without opposition In a
/ way. which made Il seem probable that
/ II Is Dol obreslous 90 the appropriations
committee. He thought the members had
snNtttaaEiy agreed 20 IL yesterday without
FealaziHx It's fsr-reaching character ard
I signifscance- This was a private lnstftu-
tioii. ase every candid person must admit
taat X was also sectarlan. Twice during
thaz session the house had paced Itself
On record against aGproPrtatine one doiiar
Tor sec;artaE Institutions. The house had
zone farther and had declared agalnst ap-
nropeia,ing for any private purpose He
sesi from the prospectus OF the institution
70 snow that IL VAS Christian university.
sad maintained as tts most favored depart-
nieat school of theology. This was an
institution for the further education Of The
! coiored people WHY should colored peo-
49, ar4aI -
! expense II white people were note What
excuse could the msmbers giysg He ia
Fored higher education. but the govern
ment had no right 10 single oGt a pariicu-
I lar sect. race. creed or sccisI class. Favor
+ s,ism has no place iH any intelligent repsb-
( lie. He declared that the institution was
engaged In missionary work In Africa II
submit" said he. that our missionary
work had better be done al home We can
rot Justify our action In appropr.aiing
money. for eyangelizang the people Of
Africa"
! This was an insidious attempt TO comm.,
/ congress again 10 a principle that had In
the past taken millions upon millions from
the Golfers Of the government for the ben
EFT os sectarfan Institutions. From 1871 TO
/, isss. In the District Of Columbia alone,
sia.es.t1 had been given TO sect1rian In
situations. As much more had gene - sec
| tartan schools. ''If you say" said he
! entitled 80 government sid. where is tho
| hae 10 be drawn There Is only enc afe
| ground. ard that is 20 absolutely divorce
church and state" Members had told him
/ that there we're coiored voters In their
/ districts. and they could not afford TO vote
against tho amendment. This a low
estimate 10 be placed upon a race that had
I given the country Frederick Douglass and
/ Booker 7. Washington. That race does
/ not want catoitug. II wants Its rights.
/ The coierei people want to be treated
men and women because they are men and
| women.
Evans. Rep. Ky. who had offered the
amendment and who had charge % >1e time
I IN opposition 70 Mr. Hsiner. yielded 20
/ Rartiett. Dem. y. Y. q member OF the
/ appropriations committee. The gentleman
I from Nebraska. Bartlett said. not content
| with defeating one Appropriation OH
7 threagh the indulgence Of the Chairman -
I tho committee on appropriations. had made
an attack or this b.fi IN which he aGvo-
I oaiet tina prescription 81 every form Of
Christian religion His feeling toward The
Roman Catholic church led him today 70
/ attack the unfortunate race liberated and
I raised e tis feet by the Immortal lincoln.
IN whose honor the house yesterday sppso-
rsrtssei t2A 40 far the purchase of the houss
| IN which he hsi dca- Proceeding. ne de-
pounced az terrible ans Tioastrous this r.
So steele doctrine being advocated N the
house that ne should 9snoance Christian
tfy 80 couple every appropriation hili With
a rsovisicn ihat not dollar ~ 4 shoali
~ 10 the fuF;herance Of Christian pur-
pose
Caansn followed In support OF the
amendment. The appropriation for How
! ara university, he said VAS frat mad. IN
/ isSa on ucttoa q Mofro~ q Ohio. The
appropriations committee rejected the sp-
preparation because th@ university con
taiaei = iaeoiaetcai chair. bat whoa the
Amendment was offered with the provision
Ihat no portion Of the money Sheaid b.
usei sise~'tiy or Indirectly for religions
purposes fhe amendment VAS freed from
+ possible obseetion Fgum tire standpoint
- bread patriotism he believed that The
& race Nao Were once slaves. egt we're now
fr~e Though ssin iEneraat shouia as
riraus - self-defcrse and fof tho defense
{ - th~ White psoete of the cc4gntry. be en-
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. Savers Indignantly sratea fsAf ,hc coli
. Arr~0 tment. and dFifEet into a sharp gss-
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