The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-14
|1lRIlgl DEBATE GOES on.
- ruxrER or sPEEcllEs FOR
AVN AGAINST THE hill.
r.tes che Opportunity 70.
n..y che siansers 81 De Arnend
- Calls Alteration to Gains
-,n.re silver was Reppdiated.

oeoet ..,nv until 1890 tonight with
III nv - .hree hours for dinner. The
sss,,rs for time to speak continues. as
gp.cst ~ the members desire to make con-
s-s,.,tiona to the literature OF the ccca-
s.Sr Much Of II, however. has 70 DC
al home consumption. There mas oesn
ssrv little cross-flring thus far ana no
Nx..r ar dramatic incidents.
excnns Z. $4,000. Tor the Dill.
Iwefvc -. I,av,o,rots
q far as Ns Snoy Work. ."t two from Penn.
e,,s.pia ana one each from Maryland
~ A., ssachusetts, will vote for the bill.
eng aassaers before the recess today
10 Fowler, Lacey. Cushman. Hamilton
- burton. Republicans, for the Dill,
ere Brunm nS.rd " ntey' Gaines. Demo.
crais, and Bell, Popuiist' against II.
Resolution Tor = Hece
Tbe house adopted a resolution Tor hoii-
- wsSnssdav January 4.
=; n - the minority leader, asked
hcnsIus 49, vac a,n,ry aver tomorrow
that the mousse au,ou,n n,,ort,,nt,v ~
% sse tn' a. the Washinston memorial
p.I IeS,Ia. Mr. pavne the majority lead
exercises, put ray ne, - 1yra.h,,-.o,,
q. objected. saying George wasmng.on.
II alive, he thought, wouiu pc IN IaNor
~ the house proceeding with the trans
srtion Of its business
n..-. To- . Centennial.
r,e house met today at IL o'clock. The
speaker appointed the following commit
- 70 JON s Witt 81 Go,,nbia in nreparine
anu tho s,.,ai n.,ahra tio,, ~
pans lor ,ne eeh'sn M 80 - ,rss..a., -
The establishment OF the sea. Oh s oGve,m
Republicans; Bailey, De vries. Cowherd.
usmocsass, anu ,s, ne ~ c''rrercv Hi wss
Lne acUrs0n Bal, hsirc the tirst ansaIs
s g sod 5evul" e
Opponents Of the bill.
H4II opposed the bill, devoting much of
his time to an argument against Its bank
IN features
Brundice also opposed the bill, as did
Wheeler'
Fowler supports II.
rnuser who was a member of the bank
roweI, WIZ mas c,,,r,ittea - tbs last
~ s3s rsu said ha would VOTE for the Hi
Ssenss ~ fhs sold ieciaration in the first
Ss,rssHr i,nas nntwithsta ndin1 what fol
i to.r zen i'i'es'
ioged.
Lacey Replies 10 De Armono slahoeSs
Lacey In support of the bill, said he was
astounded to hear the gentleman from Mis-
iicsn triumph of 1896 was won by the pur-
chase OF Democratic votes.
Does the gentleman contend that Nc
Kinley could have won without the recsl.
Ysntuciv.
1--WE won, perhaps, with the aid Of those
whom the gentleman denoninates regal
cftfAnt Democrats" replied Lacey: but
theS were not bought or scared
Proceeding Lacey said the Democratic
gains in the present house came from New
England New York and Maryland, where
the Chicago platform had been trampled
under foot.
Other Speeches.
aeeton said ne stood with the Democratic
and topu.fzt parties IN the never enulnB
cpp49fion TO extending the powers OF ma
tor banks. ~.
peas1S Pr wouil, .shorSase .ne saius -
alseoneations, puohc ana PLisale.
ce naia mat altnousn an ano w see
~ Tree SILVER AZ 10 70 4, ne suuiu NO. ssS
Man ire eolnake 81 snse, n.osu1
" III yros,a,s - s,nntn,'a the astat.
~ slmpx pr0possd 70 800 troro .ie snaach
ny conditions ne reaa a. from ~, epee Sai
elarirs that there was no Surposs, e wi IN
uIaw gie kIeeIpaths - - ~ y. a. $3.50
me eh n cnaens Ell; on,d - esrect imnound
ar s psnr sn oiis Mvu,a y, I tha nn,,rsa
~ ~ L., arS ~ da,nv,,n a<ad Gravar
~ ~ ~ ne ~ sii.,er and ~
the ss na,,,a w aic .;Ie narvertad the
nrinrir,as ~ his irarffv - aid pierce land
prnstit,,tsd y, ,,nn s b;gh IN tie coinciIs with
promises OF helm and power.'
vit ne an wgmocsals sfee'eu TINS
p,,rt appians a,,or+ ~ tho hill, daclarea
that the adoption of the gold standard by
the progressive nations OF the earth was
inevitable - ~ - a..
hamilton favored the Dill he sara tne
peopn an lss6 nad returned ve.uict asasI ~
me LEGISLATION OF value into ooiiar ana ~
tavM Of uoliar thal coulo cNoss u.o
oceaH WITHOUT shrlnAage Wheh II caihe ."
contact with saat water.
Cushman Gets the FLOOR.
Crshman of Washington said that the
Sentiment Of his peonle was for the gold
standard Stree tha inarguration of Mo.
Kinlev he said evervthine has risen-com.
ruodities' labor humanity and the flag
everything excent the Iemocratic Marty.
That had been steadily going down hill.
Uauphter and anniauae.
Suiser in onnosinr the hill. declared II
was dishanest 70 change The contracts
made nv tha goyarrmanf NTH the bond.
holdsrs hy s,,bStitnti,sr ssgoid,' for .coin -
He announced himself unequivocally for
me Ch!cago platform the best PLATFORM
eper ADOPTED by the Democratic party
nsSaihocra,ic appiause). Inc Dill; surfer
say, Wouid create natiohai Dank trust.
IIvwneru argued tnat tne Dill Wouid IN
5v otsv Gaina r,a Dr., c,,daS tha