The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-17

vsr,so. r-ssr so his being chosen as
7-s. fr-sae-s vas b-ss. eut wa. ernpna-
sired 5r .hs personal manner = Saica
the senators addressed sacn cSneF
Chandler. rsSg-3rg tne thread cs his
re-a~sx- sroke q he opportunities ahead
az tha Psosth. .fcan administration In check
snx ne nso-~y power and limiting corpoT-
ate taausnees. IN conclusion, re sad;
7 Aeesare ny 5slssf that President Nc
KirleT ard ths crAeg leaders OF tze party.
N thatr advsat q ps~sY' nay ay msse @
lorg shs asaendancy q Ire Republican
party in tnis country. This car surely cs
done hy making r the true party OF tne
people. - cas un2t cpnTus1o1 and Glscotn-
azure AZ rh1sa nretenaerx. tae blind lead
erS Of the bliaa wao were 80 sumE14TtiF.
On tie 54 of Sovefu Der iast. al thFoRn
trto fhe often tcE@tAer- II, on the con
tEary. shts "a Uos o0le aF1 ths fsep0o&a~An
uarfw SnaW content itself with securing
and enjoying the spells OF offlces su-ren-
Gsg1uE uurPser rFefs5E - Iae money power
wh4eh SC effectively eoatfaaalea % ~ re-
cant victory. acgaIesc2ng permanently n
the existing gold standard and treating
hl-metaillsn A. a Juggling aunpas. And
The premise 20 promote y as a p4ease
never intended "a be fulfilled Republic
ans will speedily EnG the tide of political
battle once more turned against them,
and they Viii soon exchange places with
their now soEe. bleeding and prostTate
ia the coming triumphant president.
hopeful ard over confident, re3oicing a. a
strong man ID rGn race, and 70 his
chosen adv lsers. soon % challenge all the
adverse Currents of the future, 7 cannot
help saying. w2rulngly. concerning the
pending world vide controversy ever the
burning question of money.
q. Unsettled questions pay no heed 20
the repose of nations
80 Be wise today:
It's madness 70 defer.
Mr.. chanGlsr closed at 80 ?. m. having
spoken for three hours.
The indian appropriation hiIl was taken
up. the bankruptcy b. giving way tenn
porarGy.
Wltaout action on the Indian biz al so
p. m. on motion OF German. tie senate
went into executive session
The executive session vas brief and the
open session was resumed az 4.l5 p. N. The
bankruptcy BIZ was taken up. and Hoar
spoke in fAvor OF the nll.
He sad the pending biz sought TO afford
help 10 TIE 500 Do bankrupts OF the country
as wei as protection ID the creditor class.
The state lnso.yency avs were manifestly
inadeQ uaie. as only thIrteen states had
laws embracing voluntary and Involuntary
insolvency. He explained that the pend
ing measure provided voluntary a. Wei "a
involuntary bankruptcy. Involuntary
proceedings could be sustained on a show
ing of actual insolvency. Referring 10 the
Old bankruptcy az, Hoar said il had been
brought into dlsfavor by the scandals at
tending its administration. particularly
in the South. In Louisiana five judges
had been driven 10 resign for fear of i'm
peachment. The present bin carefu.ly
guarded against possible evEs OF extor-
tionats fees and administrative abuse.
Senator Gear presented an amendment
10 the genera deficiency Appropriation bill
appropriating sIsl0. 40 for the payment OF
claims OF the Southern Pacific railroad
against the government.
AT 5.l5 ?. m, the senate adjourned.