The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-01


tas Moa sDsakta9 tsr th< Prsss@< Al.
Seeasoa said be had been ss@Ise1 ~
psa4ing Tor the president. IiaN De &C.
uted and constsuec
! ssrfe has ~ IA. persosa, acts and By hiD
saraised s..frin1 Ism ssn.erved the respect Of
me n~os.5e rs,rfn sungsn eass ana west.
lr14hnuf reward +, narsr ties, Hname on
xShs man a. ts,r frs,er soc oil this chamber
Who dzres 10 make parf1 capital out g
shis mafscr.
1nhn.s.n sass ,;,.x .sxsrnr,enf haA bettsf
aaiIov rsune 10 nav Sxg sqe. 90 10 ACQUIRE
jtbefr s,,ae,.soa~nre ttsan mat ore drou az
1890. hl.sf.d shouid he uunecexxarfly
$3.50
! - ha.,e IN CO. NAT The representatfv
~ ~ Amerssa.. peopIe on this 0<,or. the
s1s.sss - sts es..sr ss.d 81 the eaustol. r,U
sss~nss ana - where re are ssxndInr Let
~ nnhol1 Ire uresid~nt He -. brouxst
80 1910 a<ariy forefh~r. ~ r. irving 70
.~v~et ~ar err .r.Id ~ shoss M, consult
Hsrs st,sf - = re.fles. arxtous ard con-
Isrned thai be mad DECLARED that he feels
- q I. saarun,, duty he Owe 20 the country
= avert war. Let no man mistake The
Amrsvam.nf - az American peopse.
There = . sv-ss ,.ouseryaflye sentiment in
rs country ska& /. ooposed TO var except
- = iaxt rexort.~
8
0asssy'e sese~ 10"
bailey. the Democratic leader, replied -
y4chr.or
! =.
KNOW. sale ne, tnA ssahains VI .'ss
entsHAn from a. =. 1aie eos..sr.s - =,
s1is own party and before the country well
ssnoogn - KNOW ina. ~hss ~ nas sioAea
- 80 spoken VITA oehos 49,
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- aotoorisa1ise. oHsh He sass .nA. tas
saenk = lfy.hk 70 svnpos. .'s anss. III
sanaine between tn's hA.ion ana ths
ia eosslHmsns upon = Dass. nns IN
60 Pei me issalu "a 1ugs ~ puS IIs
tom tag ps' 1he1s :. SPAIN - NJ
~ supporiIs y - .pl sa's paiposs
- uop 10 usssn usn.' VIZ
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1911 tn.eye 49,, s' I s
~ 49,. - .l1sy ss,,s.. - -, -. - ~.
.na. sns 49, .,ss,ssar - ~ - $50, 80
49, 80 =. 80 - = ~, a., sha rich a.a navss.
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-. 80 s.asss.... ~ shsv h.vs sa.rlv
49,, .s.a ,hssr cogr=xe ana hv sheir
1900 cue 49, ns,s',h,,can na,tv M
ss-s,.. ew..s~ Ma. u,sit ven,,,re ~ war, ~
sn.s !. - 3. A.. asvas sa,s ,he R.ut,h,,ean
~.~,v ssastsar. ~ .~rcemenf 10 ssomnsl
80 ,,a...is s,cstar T:osi.s sim 10 buv mat
ishsrsv ~ltes f.od has given 10 them that
nsrtv viii never survive long enough to
- :. ths odlt,m which viii be fastened
ssror /, ~ I'M. outraged sentiment Of the
Xmsrssan p~ople. Applause on the Dem
sscrafie afde.,
{ s ssNr chairman Iberty Il not a purchase.
.ahIe commodity. There was a time In this
s.sepuhlsc when no man In high STATEN
swonA have surwestsd that one nation
st,opfd sell ii or that another should b
compelled to buy H. applause on Demo-
scrattc side.) II was a b:rthright of man
ana Il Il their duty to assert Il though war
b necessary 10 Its assertion
III II an myself. Mr.. Chairman. as averse
20 war ~ any gentleman. On this side
&wice during the present session, We have
walked lid 10 the altar and made a will
5ng sacyteee OF our political advantages To
f9he party In power, and you. knowing II
wei. sstll know II no better than we do.
Yet with Z knowledge that We are pur-
suing policy to the advantage OF our
political oppurents and to the fajayy of
Ourselves, you must admit that We did all
.ycu asked us to do.
In all the history Of this republic no
party has ever acted more palriotically
~ more unseihahly than the Democratic
house has during this crisis There was
III time when this threatened war could
nave been Inverted. Six moaths ago. IL
You had done as we urged you 10, II you
&td recognized the rights OF those strug-
Eng patriots TO fight for independence.
war would have been avoided and Cuba
would today be an established fact In tho
history of The world"
a mrmber@-And the baftieship Maine
With all the accompanying lives OF Amer
ian searnen, would not have been sacri-
0eed.
Mr.. Bailey. ccntlnuing-And that nnfor-
tunate disaster which has horrifed hu-
mainly ana Inundated our American citi-
xenship would never have occurred The
great hattleship-the Maine--the chip
which bore the name Of a soverolgn state
OF this Union would st.ll have been upon
the high scas. flying the flag Of this coun-
Try. and the inore than 80 seasaen. MANI
~ whom now sleep many fathoms deep
beneath Cuban waters. would have been
gearing fh,, uniform ~ IN. "a H. -.
49, ae'aossa Win thef courage and
pssusel. "'
fem refused TO act. and thu progress
..n,. ~ a 80, Simply ih'ensined the s,ua-
--ihc longer yos. ,,,ss,,ans ...., ao.ns Iishs
certain 1, Is that war ard war a.ons vii,
s - yeu. In trying to a.iow Spain