The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-30
AND BAILEY.
..so CONGRESSMAN ExCITEs THE
~.Ara OF DEMOCRATIC LEADER.
rssAs an Editorial From . Demo
.,.stc Newspapers. Wrttten by q
ne~serafic Congressmsn, scoring
-. Minority Obstructton Tactics.
xssHrSGToS. June 18th. house to

w.surSGTCS. June H.-The house to
~ G,sposod OF q number OF measures.
"a incidentally enjoyed speecl from
,vSr c, xiss. ,fspp.. which prsc.pitated .
..s-ea, episode in which Grosvenor Of
as,o and Bailey os Texas figured as the
.-sne.r,als Ailsn proposed that con-
- Of eoagressrnaa be raised and 60 70
cu5s.
.,,,r senslng tho Indian and sandry
xvg bill back Coz conference, coEas.aera alton
:. Mis- from :ae military affairs commit
80 nnaer the rule adopted yesterday. pro-
I'D Notable among the measures
,as<a were those providing for tae enlist
s.at O. cook In the army, providing for
e. auus5.rtrnsT. of military stoEeseepers.
,.a,s6 NJ for the protection % aarDor de-
ssas+~ and Notifications against wanton
"a MALICIOUS injury and giving the sscre-
..rv az war discretion 20 permit any
s-sroh or religious sect to erect is house
- worshlp upon the West Point military
s..srvat,on The last bin p-eclpiiared con-
ssasrahle a.scasslon. 1t being framed at
.ss ..sancs 0. the Catholic church. but
gytnr equal privileges 10 sN churches.
a-eu,weg ~ Ohio opposed the bill as
.sl.v frauef. Abieiv for the Catholics and
- anita sonlzed launching upon a policy
.h,s would engender a fight between the
ssareaes FOR national control or the wof-
sAis az West Point
ser,hway Of OHIO alao opposed IL, de-
,,ay.ur his opposition 10 any movement
ia, would result in special faYors to any
church
Bs.Isv defed any one to contend tina. II
Aou,a.ned anything that favored one sect
49, any other Incidental TO his arRu-
Eent ne SAID:
"A government that maintains q bar
room within It's capitol and refuses the
rieht for any church TO build rs own
esarrh on the reservation on which It's
s,aaiefs are trained - q disgrace"
The bill was passed l53 10 -.
A pro,rsc,ed discussion was precipiated
ay the bin - Increase the daily army ra-
ton by the addition tri-weekly OF one
onar.sr pound full cream cheese and two
eaaoes os canned corn. The bill was at
lacked as not ia response 10 the demand
~ the army. but from the cheasefakers.
Allen 81 Mississippi was opposed TO the
bill zna took occasion 10 reply 10 the as
sesroa OF Grosvenor. In the OHIO Repub-
iican convention. that the opposition to the
Republicans has practically unanimously
s2fssea all tho necessary war measures
s.sos the passage ~ the 80 90 90 urgency
sppsopgiation Alien denied IL, and said
h. coad only explain the gtteTance on the
ground that Grosyenor was one Of those
sho thought no man could he a patrio;
who opposed bond issues. Allen created
Eras, applause by making the proposition
taat a Company cf congressman. to be led
h Gen Gresyenor, be raised and 20 20
Caha
Wren Allen concluded Grosvenor, Repub-
Hean Of Ohio arose He Gid not believe,
h. said, thai the floor OF the house was
TIE rrep.r pace 10 attack and comment
ngan po!ltlcai speeches and matters which
sross saisse The house. lie asserted.
tnsessr Iaat he would NJ some future
tine demonstrate the truth Of every as
sss,i0s rsie in his Ohio speech.
C'oniaaaiaT he proceeded 10 read extracts