The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-06
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short sgua obIs this was done
Frlnx endeavorea % SPEAK bnt Grow OBJ
'sctsd Tor The reason ta&s he had already
spoken once-
ard tod how q poor nan lost his home
because the anfi-GeactSncy Judgment law
VS. not ~ existence.
.rslrh protested AGAINST the action Of tas
sea~e n preventing the reading Of the
article from the EEap0ria Ggzetts. lie had
a raEhf 70 have the article read Il lie ds-
sired %.
Il va. the opinion ot Leah that the bin
would ln5ure every debtor In the state
without beuefiting any one be denounced
- as the vsritEbse rot Of the EIlensburg
platform
Frink said q was step toward bar
bar4am Whole counties in Kansas had
become depoguiated ~ the operations Of
a similar Bill he vas piled with questions
BY tie Popuilzf senators wno tried 20 de-
ride ais nswsTs. which were botn parElsan
ard apt.
Davis claimed that the money ioaners,
tie settling up q the Oklahoma country,
the 6roufhs. the foreclosure OF mortgages
and the Republican party were respon-
sibls for the bad condition OF Kansas.
Hall Of Whitman said that instead OF
spea king he would read the article from
the EnpoTfa Gazette which Dorr desired
10 have read He proceeded 70 read. and
the reading 81 ths article and the answers
made by Frink seemed 10 meet with the
greatest disapproval on the part OF the
ma s0rity party In the senate.
4 protest vas nied By Miller against the
parfisanship displayed In the debate. He
thought that the debate could be carried
on without insults being given.
Dsckebsch said that Hiller's rebuks was
well grounded. and he for one was will
ing 70 apologize. He appealed TO tbs Pop
FFFfz 50 "a m "A n gfN
sans bat rather as citizens OF the state
OF Washington.
Dorr began 20 speak. and High asked
him IL a deficiency Judgment law had been
discussed In the last senate
Yes replied porr 1T was .ntrod need
by Taylor passed by the last legislature
and vetoed b. Gov. Acgra~ then THIS
legislature sustained the Veto.
Ranxs-Is Il not fact. Mr.. Dorr. that
the deficiency judgment question was siEo-
uaitfsd 70 the people during the last cam
paign. and that they decided IN !Ss savoF
by majority Of 1000?
Dorr-No. sir. the question that was
submitted to the people was the free coin
age OF silver at the ratio Of 10 20
Lewis Of King made a persuasive speech
IN favor OF The reconsideration OF the bAl
50 that an equitable law could be passed.
lie Appealed TO the Populists TO consider
| the interests Of the state. nsch were nigh
| above mere party interests.
McReavy said that when the debate be-
! gan re had made up his mind TO vote for
| the motion. but ha considered that the Re
| publfcans had been unjust and unfair,
/ and now he would not vote Tor IT, II had
been urged against the Popuiists that
| they we're al orators. but ths DEBATE had
opened his eyes 10 tie fact that there
we're few orators left among the Re
| pubiicans.
wilson pleaded With the Popuiists to re-
| consider the vote and said that simply
because souas one had made q rssod
| speech was 40 reason why such meas
ure should not Do reconsi3ered. In coz
/ cius!oa he stated that but very few def
| cheney judgments were being foreciosed.
The reason why deficiency Judgments
are nor foreeloae6." said Van Patten, is
| because the property in the bands of the
| Doctor class Slt bring nothIls. out Iet
| the times get better 50 thar the properly
vii re worth something. and there = u De
no end OF suits. There are two classes In
this state, the neh and The poor. me
| rich are auss 20 take care % themselves
and their interests have been protected
| let Us give the poor. who are trying 10
save their humble homes. a chance"
| The story Of how farmers their wives
! and childrea we're being turned out OF their
| homes IN Whitman county and Jeff TO md
| rev ones was Dramatically told By CFos.
I lie declared that Si2s oes0 worth % prop
| erty mad been foFeclose1 Ga IN Whitman
| county. lie hoped that tle vote could net
be reconsldered. as ths Law would give
( some utlle proisctioa % the ceotor e.Ass
/ 80 that they cogi6 make 4 ne~ start II
/ ne after TIER homes had been taken from
shsn 4 law shat would prevent people
fgom rnoTtsaEing would be great bless
I ing
| TIE Republican party. said Friak. has
. been dsrided and hsmperec for nearly six
~ days BY us political opponents On the
/ fssss h. mot "a
| that any OF the Popglists we're 50 thin
| skinned as - fee hurt BY aryshng that
: Ne sutgbt kaF. TIE speaker denied thst
+ sx-gsev. McGraW had RECOMMENDED an an
tf-GeneIeucy Judgment law. WAT IRE gov
/ ernor dtt say VAS tAat law that ivas net
/ Retroactive woBa - the least harnf u..
| whoa compared ain one that was ge1ro-
| active. 4 similar .Rw in henzss rad re-
suites "a ths foreclosure % So aC0 aSa %
[ mortgages anF haa greatly Injured ihat
/ Krate. because x was ucW stunned b the
I loan companies. The orsy assurance sven
/ concerusnx tAls Ia VAS ghAt * niEn. Go
/ soma good after ft has done q great aeas
! q aamAge The whole desire % those wi4s
+ favored Ire ias spPareaGiy SIS 10 ksep
7 money cat o. IRE st&se, TIE senator
3 et,se1 oy ,slisEE IRE cQpaaltioa thst taeY
cas.3 rot hurt rs feelings BY lsmpeont ~
ard 3erf5fnr hIs PARTY b5k he W2ras2
& thra7 tHsf he wou,8 retaiAta
( Tee 71oelca 70 tn&cHni.s}y postrone r.
( vvcoU Liberation ass pas 50 a vo;a ana
+ iesf. yeas =, nsys 4
Iac motion to reconsider the vote -
wnlsl fee olH Vas PASSED as fher Vus 70
3 vote an8 lest yeas a. nays g.
Tac $3.50 Hpuia doubtless havs been re-
/ considered were tt nos faF tes resttag a.
3 the ag-i-.e sren TIRE ETnparsa Gazette aaf
( fhc earesetle say tn which Frink an
+ s~r7es tas questions put - him o. the
{ PoroltsJs
! 81 y So. ths irlfiative an8 referendum
I bal waa saiis6 Up - CruW for reccuaia-
| sratfen- ana the Sute ey wntea 30 was DE-
feats3 was receasi.lcgs1 and the esI places
60 ale.
& R hy fEire sEhnHtiae c1rsctta
/ tio1a} amendment relative &c rutf5nE tearn
Tee 81 tsr3ez as she state otAceeE VAS tAkaa
10 aea fasie5 - Eass--Eeas = asra -s-ne-
cause - faiseG 90 recctvs two-tasf2s
majority.
cole moved - - Aoa@e has resssSet -
snrcar in see aerats susessiuaept % }E q
rl ;kas ire sanate re- aSs 80 recasse gron-
( theta carried code SaUns anE Lac~r wse~e
I arrasrtrd a ec~ssatstse 20 co0ger Rita sae
neu-e ta So e an agFeernss4s coaiG aos b.
rsarFst
lIc4=e Concurrent Restitution PSI
81 ase was adopted Il aft5Wss Seuarer e
Z NfE1rr 60 tatrD8oVs a hsl SnwToprlat .1e
8 a. Tor fhs pzET0ze - parsaE the ssas-
r5es 90 usberz and sHaaio1ss 81 tae lesss-
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