The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-27
SOME ANCIENT HISTORY.
Declares the sesth bsd . HaesA -
Withdraw FROM the tnses-oshes
Hssehess senstefs Deprecase tbs
R~.fvsg u Lang HI xfed Qsestisns

psast Of NsT fork ard Berry gase nesics
81 speexsses ~ tine yeaz arst-ex Tsrasson rss-
osstion. fyats sseaxs sszgsgTTos.
Mason. sEEsys2sess1 tkazt tomorrow be viii
AK Tor y vote or his Fes0s4ss5oa declaring
Il 10 be- the aessfY es The un.sszs sgases nog
20 attempt 70 covers psosss@ of azsy o1aer
county without TAG consent q the DesSSie
themselves
Mallory Talks Ags1asf EHpansiSn-
Mallory % Florida sa@ rner recognized
lie saz1 Thax if taS very fare Of tbs 1er-
sarassen ~ 1ssv dssnsaressesinssz in Cuba.
we PROPOSED 10 sass Patio Esos ard shs
Philippines He tf10pgss we ought rat 20
k< Inconsistent We eIk9.G fe9s sAerefsSgs.
afford 30 take he Philippines. although 81
tbs case OF Porto fssGo tbs case msgsg.
fairy ~ regarded "a asffeSsBs Tne Phil
sppiRess ne ssss ~s~s. ~ fsaslss sxsy fsosa
0sH skosss aud itfisaDsfAs ~ a peoSle with
whom we could haze agtsa.ng Ia common
y pespie who we're safssa-s1ar Darosss. Il rot
absolutely savage.
5fas1uvy complained that II the treaty u
peace should ase ratified. slse inssaha ;aEss of
fhs from 7.1sa.ss 70 is1es.eos
IN snimsbs -@yissi Eave RE right 10 come
70 snis country and compete wifh Cur Own
iAfsuefs, and II ihky 1l1 nos actually come
here. they would have tbs right 20 send
their products here 10 compete with sho@s
Al shs oonesaaaon II Msi.ory.s remarks
i,As:s NOTED "a executive sersa,sa, ghLeii
lasted fresn - to 40 .. M. wssen tbs
siaate sesuIaed business IN open session
fessiea Hsif Tak~n up.
The pension appropriation bill was taken
~ al TIE Instance 81 Perkins Of Iaa.sor-
nlss M charge Of the t;lssas age, and II Wa.
rsaa. The pi.l @gfspgriatns 4its.zg3ssao
esiksan ~ Mississippi offered al srugtsa-
vafd 70 any ysfson az dependant DsIas oner
under ssae June. 1850, aax. Hs3o has 90 in
eonse Of 5sso annually. and. farltasr. .nat
ESTABLISH the fact that he has not ar in
eosIi. II $50 before be can draw q pension
Ga.llgssr or New Hampshire. chairman
OF the pensions committee. said that at first
blush ne way iuelines 10 favor the amend
Hseflt. He b@lssyea congress might well
place some restrictions upon the granting
Of penes5fK.
Perkins made the point Of order against
tna amendment that IL MAS new lrslsia-
ton. The peins OF order was sustained.
Batter sa,s seeessios Was HiEht.
Butler Of North Carolina offered his
amendment providing for the payment Of
pensions TO confederates as well as 10
support Of It.
Buffers xIsacn developed as he proceed
81 into quite = remafksbis nttcfance. At
ter presenting an analysis Of the compact
81 1sa7. be deCiafsf that mot = g.sSia
Southern soldier was n rebel or q traitor"
lie maintained that the great fratriciaai
conflict was forced upon the South and
thai the peopls Of the South smpl, de-
Tended their personal saa constitutional.
TGnts. Under the compact of 1Ssg the
southern states. In Eafier'a opinion. an
1onbfsdiy had a right 20 withdraw from
the Union, he was ine.iued 20 think The
compact was nat right. bat IL was a COM
pAsa, sad ought 10 have BEEN respected
Butler said TIA. his own state of North
Carolina fully and camplefssy recognized
hE s~estz4 nj tsrts
from the Union. bus decided herself not to
withdraw. Not until forced 70 defend her
self did Noftb Carolina vote 20 withdraw.
tagsther with TIA sauthern stases They
had besn forced BY the Northern states 10
taks 40 arms N sslf-defense.
Evsry gun Cred rs . Southern saldler.e
declared Butler. was fired Ia xeif-srfenss
Of the constitutional rtghsa o. the soath-
srn sistss and III defense OF her homes
md frHNssn~sf
The sowth Was In the Right.
Further along Butler sasd. speaking Of
the war Of Tie rebellion: 'It vas a most
not desire the war. They asked only 70
be allowed &c exercise their constitutional
f.gfts and Withdraw peaeefnliy from the
Union. The South was right. and history
VIII 50 record. The South knew she WIS
right Al the time. and she knows II now
II ts the dnty Of TIE Southern people not
70 permit prstfdeef historian ~ brand
their fathers ami brothers as rebels ard
traitors"
Iiefs were being penssonegi would 20, OBJ
tect - he penssoning Of the ex-Corfesler-
ate soldiers.
Intsrrupting Butler. Chandler SAID he had
no eenhs the es~soisii%rs of the NertA would
he perfectly Wiling tn set On foes any Eea~
snnshl. testimonial az regard ard respect
saut hs 1ia ROT sea aqw the government Of
the United States could recognize a. bur.
Ter had suggested, those who had saks,s mn
arms against the Union
hailer protested against The language Of
NA4z1. -. -
said, that the South ali not take No arms
AGAINST the linton except IN setf-asfense.
Il wish the senator wania explain in
united Chandler a little later upon what
iheety The United States government could
he asked 10 pay fer property In the South
DESTROYED by the forces OF the tFnson =,
Whenever" replied HITTER. "she senator
VIII explain % rfa why we should nay
spain So 90 "a for the privilege az ,,{rt
aver he question.
Ter anaanswer - tAis quesssaY, ystn,,.
81 Chamber, II nHss refer she senator 10
70 s,s srnsaF senator fsosa Massachusetts
A. tie roneIusseu ef hls speech Batter
Withdrew his amendment
Rate says >auth Wants NJ Pensions.
Bate - TennesFes an ex~ConfeA.rsse
s'iisier az aks,lnsussaet bravery on pre-
s@ntinS eassi~ resolutions tn opposition a.
re hW'lgr alhen3u'sff. expressed she evitef
that thls Sas rot fhe time 10 asseass the
lsN1rs ~ the eivEs war TIE Canfs4s -s,rr
ssflals-ss. he SAID Nern uet hxra kng4sa sls,ss
ana kneeinE ~ crtsv So ethan tsesi-7ags
faF Sosta aisfd y thalf RinE}egss women
nan tAWS TAR taess aisle % eRre e8r ga
BRAVE s'sd5etN auHments hAA bern raised
20 isipgss IN sha lA2ss sad mere snals ~
raised ~ tAH fufnFN. Whsis hs tn s7anfqs1s,
wisa eNefY other Tx-f 'uHfpsiersse zsst.fs~y
aeae*ea ihe SemfA ~sss egghs gra it, strong
Sc ths assttiseiaF1 - ire ssiAe=rtos was a
thlnE a. sfaF psSf aua he ass gt&8 t~a
amendment had s.fvg Wtfa3sa~Ys
-''st1As~ r. A5afsssfa azssy 1Asef 20 ts,s gsst,
sfess fsf - AtskFs5lif - rrFsw {hs x4sf a.
asrvn1 ftss s bad vf.3sa AZ Arrsssssa4sox
afss nHhsssy HanEef any fs-Y~ ~ l.
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