The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

end proposes 10 construct the building ac-
oorIing TO the original plans and specih-
cations, leaving out al architectural M
ish and establishment The resulting
building would be an syssoTe ana a DIS
grace. But The appropriation Is even
worse than this. Il contentGistes that the
state shaM guarantee interest ct Per
cent on s2s0o8o OF the appropriation IN
iss5 sasB go was appropriated from this
same imaginary fund. Warrants upon
.hix fund without interest guarantee
could not De sod. II IS fair 70 inter tnat
$4,000 in guaranteed warrants would
then be svallabia for the construction OF
a nIlMon-dollar structure. This would
foundation, but would not give com
p,ete building, as the contractor is not
obliged 20 go farther than Is 'pracn-
cable
reason why I should not sign the bill IL
failed 10 pass the house by a constitu-
fional ma fority. Senators and representa-
tlyes, verbally and in writing. tell me
that the bill aid not pass. My inyes1ga-
finnS show that this Is the truth. The
facts in regard 10 the matter are that
capitol appropriation bill was passed hy
4ha house ard sent 20 the senate. the SEN
ate amended this hill and passed the
amended bill. the house then refused 10
concur il the serate's amended bill. after
which such proceedings were had mat
free conference committees az the two
houses agreed upon a modified bill. ard
the committees OF each house reported
the same 20 their respective houses; ne
senate. bv a constitutional majority,
rassei the free conference committees
bill bat the house never did.
The free conference committees bill
vas not the siu that passed the house.
each house voted for the free conference
committees hin. u has never righttully
come 10 me for approval or disapprovaL
as rhe record shows that bat thirty-nine
amended h.ii which number is not a con-
wtttutleral majority Of the house.
''Ta fhe absence of information 20 the
contrary would bs warranted IN as
Sumlng that such bills as have been pre-
ssntea as having passed both branches q
the legislature have been daily passed
bat where srn aprrssed q the fact that
a hfn has heen presented as having been
passea which in fsct has not passed both
branches OF sne legislature Z as a part
~ the law making power 0f this state.
a n not only warranted io acting upon the
facts bur in ny Judgment. IL tE my duty
90 &c 80 In brief So Is TY duty 20 with
NoTs rrv approval from any purporfeS bill
Witch 7 may know has net received ths
surA lr the manner pointed ont 6y the
constitution whether or not l approve
the provfstoas set out 81 the BIZ Al ex-
animation % the origiUal taNv-eGeet
shows thst the niii which wss said -
ress tn the closing A7uFs of the lsss ses-
s8or re-sived ths assent q thl~rT-ntne
mem tsrs. luri8Gt1r ne SPEAKER. eighteen
were opposed ard twen ty-one were ab~
sent o. not vctl-g A. tne h1ttor7 % the
sailv-sNeet The clerk has entered. after
has surnFnsr srE up OF the result these
words. 'Tae BIZ has therefore failed 10
pass
JOHN r. ROGERS. Governor"
Speaker cline's View.
There "a ere xentiernan sn ths Fopallst
camp who does nee regard ST the gov
s~rsrss res so-s assigned tn the message
a. tenahie ard saws 50 most eErpnstsc-
ally Afss~ reading tire message. Speaker
C9Lue gave out the following s,&temen;
gar pabl3cRtt0n.
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