The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-03
VOTE 70 Be TAKEN TODAY.
WAR REVENUE MEASURE NEARLY
COMPLETED N THE SENATE
sme nd nents 90 Hoaa Provision Pro-
woke Partisan Observation-Disclosures
Makes Sweeping Charges, and II

u1ittce IS Concerned. vas completed with
TIE exeeglIG4 az sae bond provision
sSmeHanerfs Tss0fose2 b. the Democrats
e. ieu Of 1aa fend paragraph. y bile AZ
agTeeEE5fat was seac5:ed ix5aS s3mae for
ti4e taking u 8 aEa} sose gpa1 ine ieas.
= wss tnH exPgrsssssI 0IfESsz01 Dfs 00tn Sides
81 TIE Chamber taat gote w3a.d 81 taken
sSEzGsgow ksetgre adjournment. ALISON,
II. charge q tne measure, announced sc
would a&a TIE senate - remain 10 sfssl1f.
tonloFrow uasg q vote was reached.
Consideration Of the bsil was resumed
81 the 5s1azaiaE % the session. and Butler
~ North Carolina addressed the senate.
sse regretted that tkss finance committee
aAxi not seen S. 10 present 10 tie senate
a genuine revenue kgsi. Under the err
CumAgasess she responsibility IL the pas
s8Ee so tile pending Measure Rested 1pon
zhoSe VINO aaa placed IL the bi1 provisions
that has, 70 place rs y revenue measure.
H. expressed big regret tTzat those hold
ing pec4Itar views on the money question
had seen fl to raise ia. controversial
questions OF finance Incorporated In the
measure - Il forced those VINO differed
from the committee ca ihose questions 70
dIscnSs tbeTn-
The statement brought 20 his feet Gal
lioger of se@ Hampshire. who demanded
that Butter MAKE lbs charges more
specific.
Ia the course Of a eoI!oquy between the
two senators Butler declared that inn
mense naBs he'd been contributed 10 the
Republican presidential campaign by the
Trusts and naoBoDos!es ard bondholders
ard moray changers and mat ~ per cent.
OF she money had besn Estsed and paid
over 10 TIE Republican party under a
contract that certain legislation prompt-
Ing me interests q tie trusts and mouopo-
LEE should be- enacted.
Gallsngar insisted thai the charges
should be- made specific. that Butler had
no right under the rules 20 srraigu him
or his party unless be had definite and
apociiie charges to present.
Kyle Of South Dak3ta also Insisted that
Butter give his authority Tor such ASSET
tons, Kyle stated taat as chairman Of
The ponaiist party national COMMITTEES
bpiser bad made 50 charge that MAS az
least ezGYsEaEant aaa that. as the repre-
sentative 81 the Popalist parry. the SEN
afoT ought 70 be certain OF his position
hsfote mak.sB g.
Igiier sais that while BE believed the
statemef. ~ he iYue, ~ had made IT upon
h's p~n responsibility with a personal
kso%lsage og lis grIth
Il nave lesTnel" said he "ln .lsa course
Of aiF eSf.sr5raer as chairman az me pom
uast party committee, taal there are inter-
ests whiea VIII contribute TO the support
81 aay par.t q g iafn Tor an lsfe@snent
that lhat party will aupp9rs legislation
favorable T. those interests
tlarsigY 81 Con0ect.c4st iuterlectea the
reiaaFk THAI ms had ne doubt tha the ssn-
htar e2gUeg1 knew wans he waa tlIk!ug
about, fYat RspuhIieaa senators had not
htrn approached IN any such manner.
fSa!llnEer aEd Alien followed III heated
eNcaanEe - words Gvrr the resolution 81
ttnauesd - tho iatte~. providing FOR an
snvssl Rat58a o. .fe methods % the vari-
"as p2tfisa ig the iasi pEesl sspsiaI casn-
pt.En. flse former who is a IN rnber Of
tae committee of audit and cautrzi and
eoutshSeat exnrHses Il the senate. Ia
w4icg tf3a resolution was referred sajd he
Mss wiling H. 30 intg ths iuvsasia atian 81
tnis Is1lit. hnt no pr3ef hsd heeu presented
u ghe eesnittff ie8t ihat was necessary.
lie pointed oEj ;haf tar ether fwo NOM
brtE 81 the summ4ttre had supported tho
famn pr,slt.rngs5i caud&at go iS8 as ha3
AHet. ara he o8Eat g. labor Wlth them if
he desired action upon r. resolution.
Alien iHsls'el tnat 'saH'uger was cnasav-
pfsae 90 escape responsibility los attempt
i's - tlad Z ups u lEc shoulders ~ others.
TIE of Colorado fasigwsd {n a brief
agt eaHpg4tir statement that The charges
uade hy Hullsr Nrre nsNeve} hy tie POO
pc ana ogsht to bs- Investigated ny sha
SENATE Better declared That il was mo-
tori5as that ghe Republican, party had
spent more money 81 che one campaign II
isa ihan 1t 0aa spent in all previous raGl-
paigns siace l$s@
CAan8leC zs'a he had directed attention
- IRE charges 80 fhes isrSp usa Of money
5y the Republican campaigns mAn 2gcrs ia
1s8 and had suEEtstad that taey ought
tp he suFosl!ga(et. hat tae resolUtfon or
Allen had soua To as death o8 tac IA *
last Marco
HatlrF resumed bis spteca. iu taa course
~ Wafch Ae Cpp0seA Any increase e.f the
ooasieei tee5. tie oaaelaars al e.s1 r. m
The wafk 81 pssieegtus Tee bill was then
resumed, Jenss - Arkansas Offering for
fee committee aogns formal amendments -
1hu paragraph ge'afj@E 81 gao stamp TAX
uA medicinal articles. G3c purposes az tHa
amendments hgln# - exempt ltaegn-
pounded Fsssiialrr} 1ftes aea medicines
ASH physicians grt's''Flgi4out
The paragraph relating % 80 trIas-
trial er weekly plyns ar {laa wtz eo
af'RgD Ael SIS 10 provide 1ftst tne t4N s1.o;3tt
he 81 ter sa., of abe weekly p-s>useui ~
lrrauu0ta The tax desa aQt apply ~ graz
ierual eT 1adgr $50 ,iraate rt.usaaies The
paragraph ~8* frrfhef amsnas} ~s Is 20
iHohs}e in fer }usHrTuca organizations ..N-
e9rtea fv9H tae ttS stos's}s rv'fsg ss-
Aaear se] farmers cooperative s'..-
ete
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s'ame taS 's@a tG geeeg.s Ior saoeey
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ps.atsrv art t,e was +~vrla1 4a RS go
usaRt il rsat "Hedss.ual proprietary ST.
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va.e Nte W1'r te 5He teN sa-eI anvn
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Tas eesaa ss., amendment te e.sase
81 rsv43Hs ,aas a.ra 81 ,9e Afl.-.r~ snd
ifaa-ftase 80 f-tt .a 500 aa%S -
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dealfr$ ae ta< stsHaa vaa' tc ses5 ns
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