The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21
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point, ils 10 Is.
An amendment OF cred by Stone Of Penn
sylvsnia. 10 give members whose terms
expire With the close OF this session 500
for clerk hire for one month after their
retirement was ruled out on a point Of
order, was also an amendment by
Richardson. of Tennessee for the payment
% Southern war claims under the Bow
man act amounting 70 s519 1o0 The item
for paying 10 the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Company Judgment Of the court 0f
claims amounting 10 s.. 20. 900 being reach
ed. Sayers gave notice Of an Amendment 20
strike out allsclaims Of the bond-aided Pa
Ciac railroads and their branches from the
biz.
Just before adjournment McMiain Of
Tennessee renewed a recent attack by him
upon Justice Sh.ras, OF the supreme court
OF the United States, for his part IN the IN
come tax decision and Incidentally said
that he was glad jt had a. last got through
the thick hide" of the Justice that he had
deprived che American people of The right
70 tax wealth. He spoke of the majority
opinion OF the court as "slush There
upon. Bartlett Of New York announced
that he would defend the supreme court
snd Justice Shiras against attacks made
by ne Almond and NcMifiG Inc deutalIy.
he served notice On the Democracy q the
South ard West that they could never ex-
Etet lo viz - iHHA as LEfN insisted On 1s~
VcCatrE an Income tax thAt fen upon the
East and North. ard in attacking the Fed
erAl judiciary.
MtNuIn made a reply % Bartlett which
created somewhat % a sensation. Reter-
ring 20 his previous remarks oa Justice
shiras. he said.
II intended G. IS an attack and II It
was rot suflclent ! stand ready 10 re-
new &c a. any Ume I hold that there Is
FFe "a ~ sEsF,s al
sacred that ! a. representative % the
American people. am rot az liberty 20
attack iC when il Eoes wrong. II 81 be
comes the gentleman from New York
tBartletti, who has taken his bag ard
baggage oct OF tire Democratic party. 20
dictate 81 me what policies ! should pCr-
ground. fighting the cid battle" Demo
cTatic spp1suse4
He referred 10 Judge shlras as a dis
tluEuisaed individual" and said.
.So nan ever attacked che Federal ia-
ftcisrv more strongly thau ala Thomas
JefrsTSeu. and the American people made
him president. When president sends a
cviticf<es q coordinate branch ~ the gov
eminent. What ! ssid of Justice Shlras
vas that he was the man VITO tor- down
tHe FEDERAL constitution. a-t VINO took
way f~ou1 she American people the rfE-v
- tea wears to tax Tho wsai-h 1f fhtz
reantr}. sua 7 repcat ii tee as. and am
hide at lssl"
He uu5erst pc3 tAzt NJ. Ds-zsr R~.eo-
.lean - Pe0-sElvaulR. intended st
fuiere ttue 20 make aeff~ea ~ 51s7f~e
Sa8~es ana at ihet tiule N~Af.nir said 10
would pre-ep- scnre facts ~ers~i5cg tre
csIrrsfances under WHOA Justice S-lras
rad cA5ug@6 his rnln8 FOR tire present A-
would content hirfsef wlth having Rad
che dissenting op}rio1 ~ J1S.f-a Hs~aa
in rhe income sax case. T--.z was being
reaF vae~ rs-tfett trterrgpt-s ~ ask
wneteer n cMEt1 woa,8 a.s1i isvr tee ma
,arstE resr4rr cf rHe co4rt rad
"Cn Z fon't wisa T1ca si,zs1 read in asv
finae McNE sa sxc.aieratf
ps'zeH gave uofi-e that AZ s7--e future
-ir7e ~e w0e't srs7k or gAe part taken tv
Justice Srfras ia the income FAX case.
Teen a. AZ r. n. me Rouse s#53urced