The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-13
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Is absurd 10 say taAt ang tsuogoeary AZ
sses4ens xoa4ia answer tie JzosS. Tsu
szz.saot fac n3en 10 sas3zs e me regular
army "a az zao5.n gzzxsx LEsg arS sure
- saeaay szp.Os ssaezE.'
Tae DeHse~Fasz szoe onfy 81 tie military
epzasnFsss. ssst throughout tie se1zte. VII
:ests. &Ay sIDfs e. get tie armF b.a
tSTgash- Tssey SAY. aowsTeT. they vii noE
txy - lsyevexss Consideration e tie bill
Ia ssrsAksag OF LIB soa1a. sss-A1aE sazSs
Of Arsanz&s sas5.
IL tf4@ E&.su tsAl1zraS want TO lake tks
responsibility 81 EI5bnster1ag against ire
AgssrST,yis fi0a h.ils and " throwing them
pves 10 another sesSsex1 81 congress. /. for
ons. Willing that .sseg sEs4ia do so-'
Continuing. lie sad tAat ne did rot BE-
laeTe tsS&t TIE army lia could Le passed
IL - sAeggd receive The exclusive ag;en-
r4n ef tbs SeEase for Gas rsualn4sF Qf the
seSssoa-
"A / losk at ~" he sa4d. ~ the pro-
sransne for taking up Ens army hill 70 the
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sAei. both TIE army bslI as.1 the appr0prf-
eSA0a bills ALL have 10 fail 10 Tot believe
ias senate wiIl agree 70 tie passage % the
army Dill ta.s session. SO far IS am in
formed. We or tbs SIDE are wlsi.ag 10 grant
TIE ten porary increase u tie army but
do rot believe raany Democrats would con-
sen; 70 the rsrm4aent increase Of tie
standing army"
X L. not absolutely decided that the com
mit.se On APPROPRIATIONS would Voluntarily
retire IN the interest Of the army bill They
MAY, however. step aside far few dayg
n order to ssEe tas promoters OF the mill
tAEy measure an opportunity 20 lest the
tonssE az its opIs0ESats. There are al pres
eat only tw3 appropriation bills before the
senate. go ;hat The tine for experiment IL
sss bot unpEeplt4olz. These are the agrl-
cultural and military academy bills and
both can oe disposed u Ia very short or
Ger uniszs there saouid be sxtrane3as on
position 70 them, This ls not 10 Be ex-
Teessd, except as an sxpedaeBt IA stand Of
the army blsl. Much Of tie proceedings q
sas sa&t swo days ct laxs week Mas due 10
the expectation on ihe part II some that
here would be exceptional pressure 70 &c,
Up Ire army olll and proceedings were IL
measure what they might expec; In eaSe
tAey should attempt u pat thelr pro-
gramme lnto execution. Other opportunl-
ises will doubtless re seized in he future
for the same purpose as long as tha army
h.u threatens.
The army biG hiss not yet been reported
10 the senate. Sat thsre viii be an ali day
session Ok the committee % military a.
fairs on Monday, win the hope g con-
eluSing the consideration OF the hlu IN
committee and Of having & ready 10 report
81 Monday Or Tuesday TIE probabilities
are. however, that il Will rot gst ints The
ses~ata before Wednesday. The probability
OK an effort Il fierce Its consideration vfu.
however, make = aiuaos; IA much bass
20 proceedings "a Il IL were IN tha senate
.tseli. a. everything viii - dare with ref
erence to ;hts poist - long rs tus plr-
fsass 81 pressing i,s consideration Is snan.-
fest.
AD0iher question Which hlis fasr 10 PRO-
woke considerable controversy - that IL
VOWED IN Senator I!aaley's notice 81 a
;no1luu far tee reconslIsrauou ~ The unanl-
NOUS consent 20 Seaator N4soa's props
si,t7n 20 vote ou the McEaeTy resolution
a. : y TsesiAy. Senator lIAw,ey bad OLE
iecte1 ~ ghe consideration - thss question
waea i. came vp saturday. AMI rs vas atp~
seat when the agreement waz REACHED Sev~
srai other senators wa3 a.s9 o9VeSs she
NrFaery ffeoFei.sg. }E1s,3.ne fvstt e
Connecticut, wrre ahseas. ana fIs@.ey-s
nlat.8n feg e.3asi3er2 t.-s3 VS. ts.aaa AZ
ser corsG5ts-ian alte taer. TAere z~e vary
tew Instances oH re era III whlc. eSart haS
hasn rgztn Fe-fat4. Fr,-e a- 80. --. =