The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-26

ts..rs ,,ax ne intention % k9adzKx the ae>
tau1s permanently IL tss administration
Gs4s not Ese&n 10 hoad fse fnisisss, fssss
Nnas :rs.arss tzss esasssr u the assnsEsis-
traitor pssss. Way aaSe tie prss2@s.gs
srors.sr zsssssss.s esE8aE.s@s the aAsoszsfs ces~
ssxs, az the sssarszs instead Ct simply &C.
saz4.sa4s.s, sfsesr essesaraoss. AZ he did II
sne rasa ss ss1ssag WY dsi nss seEatsr
1yagis. ass0 s4s IN charge IL the treaty
.a toe senate. agz3e - sSs1w tie passage
o. rrsgAgt8Dn s.sxaS1Harz zoe getssEs-
xnes,fss ksAssrss-s 20 a1lE ssse Islands .sefnza-
,,ssnsfv These are patent facts which
cannot Is 7szzgsd- 8zssg must Ds saeed
s1saT asy- fsssFsfhang sSstssts sfs enc g.
rect or Fsss ys4zIslSs to annex EflS FhaAssa-
piae lsszfssx.
CONTINUING Juhasen drew a parallel be-
tween SET Revolutionary Struggle @Ess TBS
strzzgZss % tEss E.aisatGs f0E ifstrps I'D.
essea lie arE.4ad thai today they Esd q
es4isse government, lsssesss'ateT3t 10 lorna
sgems&sssnf, q vice gFesssegzs ssfa5 congress-.
the sfsois fa4is>zssi sssf1A ~ Tres se'sfsss...
Of toe governed To attempt y feaysst
thai government he said. @osss3 De az
s.ns5ezkabEs ssxA0ss" thaS sssox.1 bring tbs
tss.za of snan4e 10 the cheek Of syery free
BON American TIE F4Apislss had rot
wsg.d war fog esanKs % masters. They
had sssenEess With scorn the asgE sounded
hsaaifsstoa ~ the president OF tbs tinted
States. Ties ssef..Tifssa " ~ re-; al al
ufs4aaafsl Standing against tIzs nltsd
Etates suT is1sI@n1snes and hsfrsy -
they had stood against spain. a pope
13ta saen stamina were wogfay OF tbs1r
f.seGoas
sarcasm for AmeYtesns.
\ Could II be criminal aggression 90
annex Cuba and not criminal aggTes-
sion 10 annex the Philippsnesg Ii was
true the natives we're aiisn 10 Tase. Isis~
slage and habits Of thought. and there
fore sf3e whole scheme was 10 hold them
90 Span has held hsr colonies ia times
past, as England held hers. ruled over
~. ~Hx-k.t -.
as capable az for self goyssnmeEt.
said Johnson. wstss biting ssfcasgn. They
might not be able Ia corrupt legislators
In order To hold oisiiouoTed seats in The
ssnsfs, as ='a were They might not be
able to decide contested election cases
according 10 party considerations instead
Of their merits, aN We we've They might
pot be able 10 practice fraud In elections.
they might be lacking Ia ali these essen
tiaI attributes Of Republication, bur they
wsre capable 81 constituting govern
uent according TO their own ideas. All
governments progressed. ard in time they
would rise ON their dead selves TO higher
things.
Assault ON the PresIdesf.
Johnson. phid high tribute 10 Agui-
naido and 10 AgoneItio, whose letter 10
Secretary Hay had appeared ifs tire morn
Ing papers. That letter. he declared. was
the letter Of q statesman. ard was worthy
OF place in the archives Of any govern
spent. he referred 20 the commission the
"
ands and reparf oH the situation. 1t was
Aet enough. he said. that the conan .ssson-
ers should be nlsa of high character. but
they must be without precenceived preiv-
uices IL the truth vas TO be obtained.
'sIf William Mckinley ever changes his
policy regarding the Philippines hs de-
tlsred In stentorian tones. he win bend
TO the weight OF popular opinion. to which
le bows right or wrong.
This pttsSance raised a storm Of APP
piauas from the Democratic side. John
son requested that such interruptions
cease. az they took UP bis time Several
times before be had made similar Te-
quest.
Il should imagine the gentleman could
Tolerate Dntiis'erssis applause" Interrupt
ed Henderson az Iowa
The gentleman can always tolerate the
applause 81 honest men. no matter whence
II comes," replied Johnson. quickly. As
The applause which greeted this rejosnder
died away, be added
And ne can also tolerate the narrow
celsrufc Of those ef hls own party as be
has done frequently In The past lie has
as wnen MS narrow colleagues we're cry
ting hfm down.
= pride myself. Dir. Speaker" he con-
tinusd. drawing himself Up 20 his full
height. that I have hroassnsd since I
entered public life. My party is a means.
Mt an end. with me. ard when believe
M ts'afs = wrong: nashsng sun make me
Democrats aprgause,i
Then Let Europe Scramble.
Proceeding, ne denounced the pre- si5ents
course as u ''gakscy ~ evssson,~ and charx~
cd that hls supporters were cunjus ng np
spesssfs 20 drive In the opposition. Il WIS
declared that cur failure To take the PM
ippinss woAsd pFsctp.tate a gene "a! Euro
pean war. that ali The naslons OF Europe
would scramble Ter What se l.ft II Ne
Withdrew. He said he had seen 30 alspa-
sitsen except or the part IL Germany. and
she WAS actaated hy the example OF eur
Ereed- II we zrt the sxasnps.s ard with
drew. recognizing the in dependence az the
oinsf countries id g0nnce down upoa the
ls4anslss {et them d. Is. We wefe ne: ex-
= sssesssy or implicitly responsible, IL they
dsd, tasf would " nts purFsirg shsIr ira
clttofs. LET has ege that w. 10 70 wrong
The evil v "a t&eSFs IL there was he xssd
10 hc a Earopeau var, iei Ia In Gods
Ratify the treaty ara stop ne wAr." TIE
president arfFsgsfss ~ h nssetf the riga, 10
speak Tor s9.sa. as ,sessslf
nr,aa Wronz. Carnegie Right.
Il thank Gosi shoatea johnson. FOR
II. spsrN ~ tn5epepdsssee lea ;fse xenate of
Frssn never made q ssYgatss p an.ler ,har
when hv Nsii the frasfs sasuls b. sati{sa
ans cur pciicT determine sFierwas.s An
drew Carnegie was wear@r rwhs fs,x a4
said the treaty stauia ~ fssfxNs d, SO
asfk. nes ~ the open. ssy ~e should
hgat 81 from sfast % Hash w Eet,talA
n.sss tbs y hsie questioa AZ the threshold
AL strange y - esatA. p1hfs ~anfttnent
kfisia3d be aroused 7, e brlns aras1xz.4 "A
f'Atia}c#st Ia fts SvEst l,tAsft- rs.. ftsss4a H.
S<~ aafs enc t'h,tateiE.fs.s snd sakr Tuy
w@s3 sur -. 81 wt3 r>s 5se fnauv fiortfs ~
feF@ The t8s of ps.hiis- ss,e f{s7,-f,. ys,s.A
TIE pres scent vAtnty ifnA xsnrs 81 NV rsv
sying him 80 = SECOND tern ws'l rs9e.ia ana
leave h}f1 hsGh aad 7rH r8.. +ates - go,
i~onle w3 Tehak9 tAe sf>sr8t NJ s~s,y,,,,e-s>e
which AaS sazlf.larte5 tsa sr5-Et 81 ifsalrt,
Tie woeta Rot First