The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-25

practical rssrrscs~ and was Iaryesy serti-
re,,al n, pours,le. Who l.S the oppo-
ss.soy <sr,tA-aaraed. Thought IL wcuIa fur
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tne aiil lie ali nos =. = coin.nssSon from
me ns9a scsliers, nr s--id afa re resented
nc1ody but h-iTsself. bes ne couid SEE no
feasoa fer me pasSse OF ms eia- ias
s@f-imfEt oes;na Y NSs very oeaot4ni'
oE< VIA pracficai pCsfose would II s'ie-
serve was there shs sIlaesr VINO could
D COMMISSIONED anasr its boa,eae; pro-
ceedlHg declared taai no prassfleai oar-
pose was 10 De seTNeaSss onis eHee1 would
bs 10 easf dsscFssiit On 1s.ose VINO enaeeea
this law. Il hold Ii nsI hana- sara bou-
tesie. rfoarsshing pasnpnle' aiott,
copy OF the conssicataca OF so'Hn caro-
INA, state wnlca pfuslo aihi"'m tsA
On all voters IN me se5ae save su'n @s
served n M SoisisiSls army, "h' are
re'leFed o. efie TAX
Tbs brought hsosl, LAh e. =, INTO the
head 10 oetenu MS is "ee "seh q
member OF me consIiut2ohdi e9iNeht'o'i.
he said, ana Inc onfy riSsf'nltiinoH ia II
N faVor OF eA-IohieucVaers was thai
thoss over S' years ea ass sh'"'i "7 re-
HeSeo
BcgItelle called attention TO ihe eond'-
ton of affairs in the South. whicn has
brought thirty contested eisctio1 eases INTO
the hotss because right 10 vote was per
sls;ess;ly and systematically wi.nhel- over
a large portion OF territory OF tns , ied
States. He continued: DOS tnaI STOW d
condition or anafs tnAt wassahts us IN
ripping up the legislation af the war! Is
it Hight thing for men to take an oath 10
support thsar country ana theh osaw M
SWORDS against II! 40 n"e aesi,e " u'a
the Ene against any HaA. aaa l 20 .@s !
cannot see why We as eaiiea upo,i A9aas S'.
TO give sach an ouJsc. HSs'., ~ ''e ~
al Ahfapohs anu - 49, 7, =,
GrosVenor. KEEP ~, soi 'ite hos''
had been feit 10 MN. lie - -.
never nave ih'foouos' s,as ~. S,t.a e. :,
being brousht ui,. ne sa.S - Sa,,,h
tie aid hot care ue ssiu. -,
Carolina constitution .sasiaiheu So
he would vote lof any pe, sna. H'Ase 49,.
bic nishsr desrse % 20 - -
man VINO sefNeu s"e safe ...rt -
piaase on thr bsiioei 49, So -
mas come saia ne ""e -. 80 :,
on eotn siies oi Aiasou '.u - -
lie citea the hui,ieio"s go. s,sasi,,,ias
the Sou'nern suiuie, eA -. - - -
some OF these Soi1eis' 1 ~ -
now In the thl'eo STATES Heha'es =.
are IN ihe caolhet' as ~ -.
Repuciicah ca"he.S- pesi- .s. -. 49, 80, -" -.
been so hishiS euios s@ea' " -, S.
the repteseh'a,''e % - - ~, 80, =,
zen Lohss'Ies'' WIN VIZ, >.
the anifSt 'i t's '..,.,, a,,r,rassas ,ha
oro"' ia a - -. -. - *. rsha,,,on
opinion 'hai ne.'i'ei - .,,, -
could perpetua'e Hseii "hso P@'''
perpetual ha'es, III rada
Az tiiS Poii' iiopN'.s' -
motion 10 aaJourh' "t,ien "as ,
Then flckier' rep .. ~ spoAe 'i ia'''
OF the oiii'
mere Was nearly appse1ss ~pea I" -.
virginia hepuoiica": anu q. % -
Confederate general IN stoneN"Ii Jan
son pfisaie, ssiu ma. '.u lrs LIN &, ~,
flohy, soou isenns anh . suoa 80 =, 80 49,,
sevsien oepen"C y" ~ -;
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e.t' ~, ao T., ~ st T,hn - wars were
=. 80 aae9 ,,,,a -, ,he hat,,asay Of tbe
Il .L a-,,,t,saa -, ,sh, for
-. "a ,rtrss II ,he name of
.nas.. ~, ,.o,,adara.es and their cons and
- r. par,,,t,iCs,s 81 ~. south Who were
ma innsar nroscribed because Of their DO
Ii,,rai oninions he asked for the massage
=. ~. N,
r,1,,,,,,nrs pem y Y closed the de-
la,a v-I,h a nIaa for the massage os The
hin as war democrat. and said he hoped
no ex-Confederat. would vote on the aues-
tion The hiu was then passeti with a
shoii, and when the noes were asked for
Mr Routelle alone rose dramatically and
responded No"
over 100 members have taken ad-
vantage CT the fact that the house
has no important matters pending.
10 GO home. and the attendance
- conseauentlv very slim. The bill de-
lated Yesterday to abolish the death pen-
attV i'm certain cases in which /; is pre-
S.ribej I'm the Federal statutes. and allow
ing the ilrv TO return verdict qualified
without csutfal punishment" in cases OF
rape and murder. was passed. 10 TO 60
INT. chairman OF the foreign affairs
committee. called M the message OF the
senate announcing the xenate's disagree
nent 10 rhe conference report on the Gu
ban resolutions. on his motion the house
Insisted on its substitute for the senate
rasoiuffons and agreed 70 the further con-
rera,,c.. asked for bv th.. senate.
Raufeils. chairman Of the naval commit
Tee reported the naval appropriation bin
Evans Rep.. Ky called up from the
ccrnrniit,., on wavs and means a bin 10
amend sactton 2 tia OF sh. Internal revenue
laws so as 70 make the sale Of spirituous
Hquors except under the brand by which
they are known 70 the trade and indicat-