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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11

The capital ci.y leve. look~i upon
such q rerte,- parade s. tha: vhich -
cor-@i Pres.iea: M,hialey :-or ne
capitol 70 the White Hou-- AMI then
PASSED in review unie. his eye. liz
feature .: TIE <p.eu III pagan, was the
p--te>. balance between Is contrasting
parts an the high order q skill TIA,
was show il The handling u th- 90
600 y Clo-e men i line.
Amid he marry SPECTATORS = hearty
round o: apv lalse sri a reve-ea-;Al III
c,3ve-in. t.: heais wAs cali=i forth ~
the p4s>.n: u tie liup.n- AMI battle
Scared Veterans Of III var. SOW b.,
few il numter. b1- 0; sturdy hear-.
With the p-s>ile1: AM Major " Kin
ley IL he c-a--ia-e we're Senators She--
man AMI Mitchell, Beh.ri the p-e<i-
DENTAL carriage. riding II soli,4r! state.
was NJ. John Addison Porter. secretary
O: ,he vreiieat-ele,,-- The cabine,
officials and o.he- digui.aries followed
il carriages
Tie black horse troop fo-n,u. The
presidents ess9r- fell II I, the rea- q;
the carriages Following the CLEVELAND
,ro'p came Colonel Cecil Clay. COM
rnan3-r u the District @: Colll hia Na-
..oaal Guard. with : sl:-,erinc SAT- @:
aides. There we-e 1900 men il this
division. ali II Ire uniform Of The "a
rional guard The line moved down
The avenue through : tlA,k mass q.
cheering thousands.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11
Government Must Economic.

The credit OF the government, the IN
.ag,i.v OF the currency and the !nvio4-
ability Of It's obligations must be pre-
served. This was the commanding YER
die, Of the people, and it will not Re
unheedei. Economy IS demanded IN
everv branch Of the government at al
times. but especially in periods IKE
,he present depression OF business ana
distress among the people. Ihe sever
=, economy must De observed in all
public expenditures and exIravagance
s,opped wherever found, and prevented
wherever in the future il may D. de-
velorei. II the revenues are 20 remain
a. now. the only relief that can come
must Be from decreased expenditures
But the present must no, become the
rermanen, condition Of the government.
/, has been our Uniform practice 10 re-
tire. no: increase, our Outstanding obi
cations, and this policy must q again
resumed and vigorously enforced.
Our revenues should always Dc large
enough 20 meet with ease and prompt
ness not only our current needs and the
PRINCIPAL and interest OF the public
teb.. but 10 make proper and liberal
provisions ior that most deserving nHdy
81 public creditors, the soldiers and
sailors and widows and orphans who
are the pensioners OF the United states
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11

President Mckinley has sen, 20 the
United States senate the following
nominations:
Secretary OF state. John sherman. Of
Ohio.
Secretary Of the treasury, Lyman J.
Gage. Of Illinois.
Secretary Of way. Russell A Alser,
of Michigan.
A,torney-general. Joseph McKenns,
Of California.
PostmAster-general, James A. Gary,
o; Maryland.
Secretary Of the navy, John D. Long
OF Massachusetts,
Secretary q the interior. Corneliu.
y. Bliss. % New York.
Secretary o; agriculture, James Will
:on. OF Iowa
To compliment NJ. Sherman. hi.
nomination was Immediately confirmed.
The other nominations We're referred 20
various committees. who took action
upon them later. confirming all with
~. objection.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11
Need OF Currency Revision.

Our financial system Needs some -eyi-
SION; ou- none! : all -Qs.i now. IN. its
value mus. 10. further d threatened.
!; should al - PCT upon Al eniurirc
basis. 10, subject - easy attack. nor
i,s stability . doat: o. dispute. Our
currency should eoalinla under The su-
T<arv.sion q tn government. The sew
erAl forms u or paper money oEe-. il
ny judgment. : Constant entarrass-
1-snt 70 he government. AM 10 safe
balance II the treasury. Therefore.
deem il Necessary 10 devis- 5 system.
without diminishing the circulating
neiiau o. offering premium 10y its
contraction. which will p-esen, : ram.
s-iy ioc thc'-e Ar.ac senerts which. tam
E'o-ary n their nature, nigh, well. in
times u or prosperity. have been dis
PLACED by wiser provisions With aie-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11
Tsrin Revision Necessary,

Il is the settled policy OF the govern
Men.. pursued from the beginning and
prac.ice7i ny all parties and adminis.ra-
tlo1s. 20 raise the bulk Of revenue from
taxes upon foreign productions entering
the United States for sale AMI eousump-
zion; ana avoiding for the mos, mart
every form OF direct taxation. excsp, in
time Of wa-. The country Is clearly ou-
passed 70 any neeiieS> additions 10 the
subjects Of internal taxation. AMI Is
committed By its latest popular utter
ance< 70 the system % tariff taxation.
There can Dc 10 misuuders.ar, ding.
either. about the principle upon which
this tariff taxation shall De levied.
Nothing has ever been made palmer
8, general election than that the con.
trolling principle in the raising Q; rev
enue On imports is Jealous care io-
American interests and American Ia
Dor Is wished. The PEOPLE have de-
clarei that such legislation should b.
had as Will give ample protection an.
encouragement. 10 the industries AMI o.
velopuent Of our country. 1t Is there
fore earnestly hoped and expst.ei ,ba.
eansre will AZ the earlieS, practicable
moment enact revenue legislation ,ba,
shAl. - fair, reasonable. conservative.
and just, AMI which while supolv;r,
sufficient revenue for public PURPOSES
VIII Still Dc sisnally beneficial and HELM
u. Tor every section and every enter
prise OF the people. To this rolicv We
are all OF whatever party. firmly bound
oy the voice Of the psople-s p.owa-
Vastly more potential than the exr-es.
sion OF any political platform. The
paramount duty OF congress Is 10 stop
deficiencies by the restoration Of ,bst
pro'5,tive legislation which has Al.
ways been The drrnes, prop Of the ,-ess.
my The passage OF such law or
laws would strengthen the credit ~ -ha
government, both 81 home and ah-,,,3
and go iar toward stopping the drain
upon the gold reserve. held for the ~
demp'ion OF our currency. which has
been heavy and well-nish Constant ;,-
several wears
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11
Revival Will Be slow

Business conditions are not the r,.<-
p-omi<lns. il will take time IN r.s-o-s
the prosperity OF former years. Il W.
cannot promptly attain il. We can 49,
1u'elE turn our faces in tina, iira,-;,,r,
ana AID rs return BY friendly le-jsla.
ton However trcablesone ,as ST..
ZION ma! appear. congress will nor. 7
am sure, oe found lackin. in 6is,os;-
Lon Or ability to relieve IS far ss l.-,is.
Ia'ion can do -. The res,o-st;o,, -
confidence and the the revival OF bn<;.
ness which men Of all parties ~ 49,
desire, depends more largely uuon -
prompt, energetic and intelIisen, ..,,;',r
o. congress than upon any other s;ns,a
agency that affects the situation.
Il Is Inspiring. too, 10 rerne,nt.s- ,h,.
no great emergency in the $50 49, :.
our eventful national life has 50,
srlSen that has not been met with -
Gem and courage by the Au,eri,s.n ~
PIE, with fidelity 10 their bssr in-s-ss,.
a..d highest destiny, and 10 the ho1.,-
o. me American name. Thes- vas-s :,
S'cs'oos history have exalted msnk;ni
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11

9rAte reve11e irsurei, hu- no. until
then. CHI We ea.sr upon srch changes
- our fiscal laws = will. Will. i,Sr,-.
Ing safer! AMI volume 70 ou- uouev. 10
longer i-np'lee Cpoa the government ,h-
re7,e>s,-!- - maintaining - large s ,ali
reserve, with lis atteldzn. ans ;rayi..
able temptations 70 speculation. Mos.
Q; CIR financial laws ara the oa.-rowrb
- experience and trial. a-6 sho1li rc-
Dc AMENDED without Investigation ana
demonstration u he vision If ,ha
proposed changes. We must - to-b
s--e- Te are right. a1i make haste
slowly" Il, therefore. Congress !, is
vision shall dem il exu-=iien, ~
create commission 10 take under early
consideration the revision Of our e,;r.
a., banking zni currency laws ana
sive ,hen exhaustive. careful and S;s.
passionate examination which the cir.
crrls-anca demands. l shall co,iiallv
concur n such action. Il srch vova-
: veS'=1 Il the president. !. ! nv M.
P.1se % appoint commission Of r,-1-,,;.
nent, we-l-into-nei citizens @; i;f=A-s-,,
parties, who Will command public con.
1de1ce. oso-h on account OF their sh;l;--
aa1 special fitness tor the work. Bu>i.
neSs experience ana public ,ra;nins
may thas Dc combined, ard the 49,.
o.,e Zeal q the citizens o; the cn-,,-
O. - directed that such : reu,-- viii
@ made a 70 receive the supper. Of sll
parties ant our finances ceas. N -.
the subject Of mere partisan coo,en,;on
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11
Revenues Must Be Increased.

The government should 10. L per
mit.ei 10 run behind or increase is
debts in times ike the present. Suit
ably 10 provide Is the mandate OF duty.
& certain and easy remedy for the mos.
OF our financial difficulties 4 detc!-
ency i inevitable 80 long as the expen-
ditures Of the government exceels lis
receipts 1t can only De met By loans
or al increased revenue. While large
annual surplus OF revenue may invite
waste and extravaganza, inadequate
revenue creates dis.rusr ard under
mines public and private credit Neither
should u encouraged. Between more
loans and more revenue the-e ought 10
Be but one opinion.
We should have more revenue. and
that without delay. hindrance or in
p1iiment. A surplus in the treasury
created by loans i no: permanent ~
safe reliance. Ii will suffice while i.
lasts. bu, it canno. last long while The
OUTLAWS Of the government. are greater
than is receipts. as has been the case
during the pas. Two years Nor must
i. t-a forgotten that however much such
loans may tam porarily relieve the stu
alton. the government Is -still Indebted
tor the amount az surplus thus accrued.
which !. must ultimately pay, while is
ability 10 "a! is 10. s.reng theaed.
but weakened by : continued ie1ci..
Loans are imperative in great emersen-
c.es 20 preserve the government O. Us
credit. but 5 failure 70 supply needed
revenue in time q peace for the main
,enance OF either has 10 Justification.
The best wav for the government 70
maintain is credit Is 70 pay a. i, goes
10: 3! resorting 10 leans. IN, b. keep
Ing on. OF deb,-,hrou-h ST adequate
Income, secured by system Q; taxa
tion. external or internal. or both.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11

! stiff breeze faun.-i flags. banners
and bunting in the air. adding pic.ur-
e>Queless 20 me broad avenue. from
the treasury 70 the capitol, packed with
p=o?ie.
The center u: the in,e-es. q the de-
ors.ion> o: the city was Pennsylvania
ava-u-. stretching. al unhrcken shee.
q asphAl: $50 feet b-oai and = II; lie
long. :,om The capital "a TIE foo: OF the
treasury. AMI thence. after s short
break 3, Fifteenth street. for another
mile ana half pa>. th- north iron. o:
Ire treasury. pas: the White House and
ne SAFE. war and aavy Departments
70 Washington Heights.
The .res. trough Q; buildings from
the capitol 70 the treasury VAS a wealth
Q; bunting. There v--e isEs OF all ns-
,iols w2vir. i-um he windows.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11
beginning of the Ceremonies.

The presidential tamil! party arrived
9: ting capitol !. ll:iQ. AM entered Tie
eas: reserve; galley. Ms. Mckinley
All her sister Ms. Barbe-. took trolt
seats. Ms Mckinley. s.. was TWO
SEATS from Ms. Mckinley. j.. and ihs
svo be2; io-Ta-d i-egren,l! fo- 81 ex-
change Q! happiness
The diplomatic oorps entered the
CHAMBER =, Il:.5. followed > uomea.
ls,er y the chief justice ami associate
justices q the United States supreme
cou--- Members u ~ house Of repre-
ssaca:;ve< then entered. There was :
sir vh=a the senate officials announced
We Pres :len,-ele,. NJ. Hcta--. who
s:eYPr>! - : sea: rea- the presiding
81 ,--'S i-S,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11
Scenes on the Strerfs.

The line .: u,a-ch o; the parade was
longer than usual. full! four miles.
made 50 70 e4sA the pressure Of sp-c:a-
tors in the central part Of The city.
To witness all this display there was
s mighty gathering q; American people.
Even Up 70 noon railroads poured thou
sands INFO .hs ci.y.
All the granis-ani seats were taken
early. Prices u windows were phe-
noneaal. sa5 being the loves, tor !
single winiow. AM prices ranging 70
e30Q ~ thr-e-wiaiow nom Cal
VII Brio. Il Ohio. paid sl,0,)o ;o- an
avenue roo1i :or = day !. Willari'>,
win lecche-an attAi tor . small rss-ty
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11

AL differences between the house
and the senate OF the postal sppropria-
zion bill have been settled. The sen
axe amendments have b=ea accepted
which authorizes the pos.mas.e--esa-
e-al % use the uuex?endei balance Of
las. years appropriation from. special
trunk line facilities :or any tA=. mail
facilities he may think proper; ESQ. 900
ior transfer service between s. Louis
and Ea>. s. Louis. aiding $ls2 900 70
TIE allowance ;o- railway postal clerks,
an also the senate amen i,rents s.r,k-
il. o.: .he rating 81 ;he salaries q
pasta. INSPECTORS 3; g. 900. s. 400 and
sI600.
Tie senate ra,eies from re amend.
men. striking out tie item :o- marine
fra delivery tor Detroit. The s-nate's
rA;>e G: the amour. :or transportation
Z! vIeuna;ic .ubes from $50 600 20
$50 C{lsl s.arl-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11
A NEW ADMINISTRATION
President Mckinley Takes
Up the Reins of Our
Government.
THE INAUGURATION CEREMONY
Countless Thousands Viewed The Great
Civic aud Military Parade-BeAutiful
Decorations and Magnificent Illumi-
nations Inaugural Ball = Success

nations
Thurs lay. March !. Tor the fourth
time. na,ive-born citizen OF Ohio, IN
the presence Q: untold thousands O; MS
couulrvmen. took the oath which bound
him ;or four years 70 guar; the welfare
q the American people. Il WIS Al in
pre<sive We; beautifully simple ceFe-
mony that marked the ascension az
William Mckinley. soldier, LAWYER.
representative. governor, IA the high
otace OF president
The popular demonstration Of the day
was unique and shining success il
every particular. IL beauty. in taste.
in novelty the decorations were incom-
parab,y superior 10 anything ever seen
IN Washington. The rlagni6cea; body
o: regular United States troops AS
more numerous than any ga.herei
since Grants great display q, the Close
OF the war. Seventeen sovereign states
hai citizens in the parade. and over
Sky civic organizations helped 20 swell
its masniacau. proportions
Along the broad avenue on every opan
space were erected grands;snis tina;
were 10. only comfortably covered and
az pretty architectural design. bu, ap-
poopria,ely decorated. The citizens
hal spent money literally 70 t~su.ify
their houses. and with the aid ~
thousands q flags u every kind. loaned
~ ,he national government. PennSyl-
vaaia. the gre.,; artery avenue % the
ci,v. WAS turned into rainbow q
brish, color. in which OLD Glory"
p-sion.natei
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11
The InAnxural Ball.

With ,h= nigh: came The crovni-c
s,o-y y The Inauguration. The -esi-
deaces AMI public buildings were 2al,re
with lights, the streets wee crowded
win people, and the clAmor.n- multi
trs.e< Sill ts.-le3 ~ the doors u hotels
and restaurants demanding :o.si and
drink. thousand. sCrg-i 20 an IN II
trol- OF TIE -non-mens --Qu-l<, whence
a-Cvsa the chronzlic fireworks which
illuminated the ci,y il Ettul CLEANS.
hut i Eas =, ,he pension building that
the politicians paid their respects 10 81
Getty. There distinguished guests u
the OCCASION paid houase 70 President
Mckinley and the new mistress 81 the
White House. and laler threaded the
uazes II the dance.
TIE hall vas the climax o: the day.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11

Mckinley ANS aat uncovered whiie
Chic: Justice Fuller. = dovir. -obe>
administered .he oath. The new g-esi-
i-a, kiss! -he large. g;l,-e;Eei B.hie
presented ~ the bishops u .ae African
Methodist cAu-ch q sal Ms oAtA. Tae
people continued 70 .o4r. H9li!r. =
mAnusc-;P, il Is hAni II .u.n~i -
me multitude. and. lifting Up rs
hand - il aiuoli,ioa ;o- order. t=-a1
MS inaugural s,;l-ess
\ shoz. delay occurred after " Kin
Icy delivered - inaugural. Is j. Was
deemed advisable tcr ,h= vre<iiea, 10
VarIake Q: lunch ;: ,he capitol instead
o; following he former custom and
hating the parade while lie .1.ok lunch
:. The White House.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11

than upon the Col Of our fathers. who
rs - slagulA-lv favored the American
people Il every national trial. AMI who
viii not tors@ke -. - long as We obey
His CONN ailments a1i walk humblv
i. Hi> Holsters
TIE responsibilities o: the trus. 70
which have h~=n cai,ei. always u
gave Importance. ara augmented by
IN prevailing business conditions. en-
failing illeness upon willing labor and
-oss 70 useful enterprise. The country
: suffering iron industrial disturbances
from ThicA speedy relief mus. te had.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11

I: has been the policy 4 aittt
S-4.e- sine The foundatioa 1 rol
erlnea; - cultivate relatiu and
ana anity with all the nst3abs
world. ali this accords vi oke
c-g.;on 0: our duty nov. On
cherished the policy Of noaife I
with the affairs Of foreimm !.
wisely inaugurated b. \ ra l
keeping ourselves from a, I
ei-ae. . allies or foes, eunl on
u.dis,ultel with them III el
% .he:r own domestic opel1
will b our aim to pursue 8 !
di-niiei ;oreign policy. WI ~
!a--. mpar,isl. ever WITH
national honor, and slvsN'e
upon .h- enforcement d ~
rights u American citisemml
Our diplomacy should ~
more an acsep. nothing ~
due =. Ne want no wand0 !
we Il - avoid the temptaiia :
-o-ia. aggression. War to-
D entered upon until evsg
r-2c- las tAiIei. Peace : h
. Wy Il most every ccnti1
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11
TIE PRESIDENT SPEECH.

Fellov-C;t;zens In obedience 10 the
will q the people. and in their pres
ence. by the authority vested IN me- .!
his oath. assume the arduou= and r.
svon-.tle duties Of the president Of the
United states. relying on the support
a. NJ coun,rymen and invoking the
guidance Of Almighty God. Our faith
teaches tina. there Is 10 safer reliance
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11

The crowd had wAi.el patiently il
from. % The s.ani erected II the eas:
wing to- The procession from the senate
chamber - appear.
W. - retiring and incoming
pre>ile-:s s.epg--i on the platform arm
il arm their APPEARANCE vAs greeted
with 4 thunderou> roar. Cleveland Tow
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11

The s,a:e department. has hen il.
formed ;ha; diplomatic relation. -
tween Ne-ezu=la AMI Great Britain.
which wece interrupted some Years sso.
bAve t<ea restored. a1i Tia. Juan
Pie:-ie. re Y-e<en; VecezuelAn Eli
i>:s- 70 Germany. has been transferred
70 Ci@-A- Britain. T1.> ri! leave bu.
one sep % wind II me whole eu.hac-
rassins an critical Venezuelan COZ
t-ove-<!. The assured ratification by
the Venezuelan congress u ,he a-b!,-a.
Ton uove,ra-..
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11
Presidential Party Arrives.

:, l-:.Q Pre-;isa; Cleveland aoi
Pre<;isa:-sle,. Mckinley entered the
main doors Attention was -;ve.ai 5.
one= u .As>s Two central figures. NJ
kinlev and Cleveland were SEATED in
r.-;iA:=.v il tron. q the p-e>:ii
o-sce-. facing the senate a-i crowd.
Members y the house q Representa-
,ivss 5ll=i the entire b..iy Of The hall
OF he ri:h, side. ani on th= opposite
a-ea 50; senators and ser4.ors-el.1ct.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11

Berlin AA-eh st Neuwiei.
RAelish Prrss.a. i mob stoned lhe %
lice, who drew swords IL selt-ieten<e.
tu; were ooliEsi - retire % the s.a-
.io1. Ihers1Ion he mob stoned The
station With pairing stones AM cheerei
to- anarchy. Numerous s-reSts we're
-,s1a
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11

AccordiuE 10 call, congress Will "a
convened IN sQ<aciAl session March IS.
The aew v-ss:iea. wi! se1i message
70 congress c4,..n. attention 70 ne
STATE - ;1e covs---@1: revenues. Ard
urging TIE s-eaiy enac.asea, .: gan
e-a. revision -: tie taft
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11

Judge Turner. WAsA.as-oa's newly
elected United STATES senator announces
iha: lis policy II Ih= senate will Dc 10
favor :. protective -e-.E. The p-p,-c:.oa
,: Americans Il foreign lands. and ~.
early Annexation .: Ire Hawaiian
iSlanis
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11

l: : Whispered among the Ohio ooa-
gressio12. delegation II Washington
tbs. James ?. Boyle. private secretary
q P-es;ien; q Mckinley. ~. L zp-
po,n,~i oolsu. - Liverpool sa,ce-,i:us
James I. Ma u Q1:o. Tie Liverpool
p9s. Is wor.A Abol. s coo = year
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11

The question Of international d.
a.all;s,n will have early and earnest
attention. L, will b my constant en- en-.
daavor 70 secure it by cooperation "l'i.
r. o,be, great commercial powers 81
the world. Until that confi,ioh :
realizei the relative value OF SILVER a.
readv coined and tina, which may mere
a.,ar h. coined must Be constantly
kept at par with gold By every resource
AZ orr command.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11
CltiuarGn Delivered

Tie note q The powers notifying
Greecs that Der to,ces nus, be with
drawn tro2 Cre.e within six days aas
been delivered. Greece Vas warned
IhaI tbs decision. : ir-evc.>able. zui
that tAi.ure % o,npiy with The powers
dem zris would -e<ui. il serious conse-
gIsnceS-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11
Bill Amending the shipping Lave

The bill 4neniins the shipping avs
wa- passed A.,e- adding p-ovi.o ,hs:
J.. shall IL. change .tle lsw ,orc.3iins
6o:cins il me merriam. marine. a
senator sail The bill - drawn vas in
The sailors interests ard iii 10. re-
store 6ogs.n:. b. 20 please certain
visa n=n" :he provision hal teen or
Tered.
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the -eoori Al account ~ the extreme
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-11

/, has zen the uniforn q
each president 70 avoid = !
be m conveaing Of ooaqu
session. l, ( an example ~
ordinary c;7cumstances an6hu
senee O: vublic necessity. u
coumeriAi. bu. s failuIs J
The representatives. Of The RI
t-a session when it inyoly1y q
% public iu,y places the r.
u such r@-lect upon the ehl
The condition Of the phi 4
a ms t@ea indicated, ~
immediate consideration !
l, alone las the power y
hue for the government
l. : -; len. therefore,
r.one action in the presencee
: necessity would be ~
par ii Inc present execst
un!r< % the interests q
Our action now will y
mere PARTISAN ccnsideraho
question II tariff reviaq
pone-i until N, regular -
gre>S. We are nearly ~
congressional election,
canno, - s-eatly distrad
= cou-4s. was imne]iat(
Again. whatever action
take WI - given : ~
for trial b-tore the peopA
pass judgment upon it, q
slider : crea, essential -
lasting settlement Of hsl
view u these eonsidesat
deem i. ny duty as proi
congress n extrsor1inary
day. the 18th day Of Aafe