The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-28

consideration Of a bin granting an exten-
sion OF the Metropolitan company hhes-
Aliens motion was tabled. 80 10 e baLSf
OF North Carolina gave notice OF d MOTION
20 reconsider the vote on the passage
last night OF the bill for refundins the debt
OF the territories.
when the bill for an international mon
stary conference came from the house,
Chandler of New Hampshire. who was IN
charge OF the bin IN the senate. said ne
would move Monday 10 concur in the
house amendments.
When the postal appropriation NH was
taken up an amendment By Butler OF
North Carolina was accepted, providing
that no more money be paid TO railroad
companies which paid their employees and
made heavy profits. sens tors Allison and
Faulkner made points OF order against
the Butter amendment. which were sus-
tanned
During A iull in the proceedings, Daniel
OF Virginia presented certified copies OF
the naturalization papers Of Julio san
gully and had them printed, with ex-
tracts from the Law showing their reSu-
iarity.
Chandler made a statement as TO the
Loud bill saying the committee had con-
eluded that II was impossiele 10 have
any issisist tion on the subject ~ the pres
rnt session and that commission should
Ss created 10 investigate second-class
mail matter.
pybofs came forward NJ this point with
something of q sensational sta atement
lie said the sooldins OF members ot the
appropriations committee. the midnight
sessions and thu necessity OF work on
Sunday led him 20 say that u he was
member OF the next senate hs would re-
new fhe hght 20 strip the appropriations
committee OF its autocrutic power and 70
So !
IT think the next senate should divide
the apnropriatson bills" continued Du-
bois 1T win rs an elegant time. No
party viii have a ma 1oritY in this caSm-
Der There IS a distinct party here now
called the silver Republican party. Ihey
will not ca-ouerate with you tturuin. and
pointing 20 the Republican senatorsf. YOU
have not the power 10 organize the SEN
Nelson-'Whem are YOU referring 80
Dubois-"I am referring to the Repuo-
NeIson-''what have yoa got against
themgs"
Dusols-'I have this against them. that
while saving 10 as tor years. we VII
help you make this fight for silver. you
came out At s. Louis "a the advocate
% the =tuE gle gold standard aad now you
SEE what von were warned % taere. ou
lose the Coast senator's Just as fast As
tne people O. thst section have Hn elec-
ton for senator. fust 50 fast VIII q ke-
publican senator SO doNn- There nave
the place % seven Republicans one k'-
rss1hitran comes back % the seven and
fust 50 fast. 7 saw 20 you, as t0e people
thare have a chance 70 express themselves,
Just 80 fast will yoa lose a Republican
senator II Won c}inS 70 the sin&ie gold
standard Ynu cannot organize the next
senate. nor can vou organize any other
senate As We said AZ - Louis fhe Re
publican party as a party has written IFS
last law on the statute books ~ this
country II you grt your tariff efi
snr,7tlrh q Will not ~ ay Republican votes
you hava not enough % them. You cannot
ers therYs thev So not belong 20 you. and
You vii ~ further from getting them IN
ina senate after two year, Therefore I
saw this fs a good tine. a. tAe beginning z
az fha pext seaAte. 20 reoFEafa8z@ the com
Ynittee On appropriations
The senate teen. ~ 8 o'cloek. tooS a ~
cess untf Z
TIC penftnw question ~ thu evening
session was Buffers uaottoa 80 strike out
che srr-evTla lation of S1e% 80 tor Special
gnar facilities from Nsw York an1 New
Orleans Several ~ the senators we're So
dress salts and cn% - he grave srd rEv-
ereas senators haf been asleep o.
fsunze Ia she rssr - sAs chsH7As- To- e n
haur Tha galleries were crowded A. -
O'Clock a vote was taken Of Buffers ITO
ttar IL was less. 20 e.. Ard the psst-
cnsce osi vas tAe1 passed.
The suo3gy civ-I o4l Eas thea t4kee up