The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-03

the veto message. Some brought camp
chairs with them, there being q shortage
OF seats. The women were present Ia
large numbers. During the speecamaking,
which consumed q needlessiy large amount
Of time, there was much applause when
the orators spoke against the governor and
correspondiagiy deep silence when those
who favored sustaining occupied the floor.
bill xoi .hs "ss 10 ,GT e ca the
the house was made, showing three absent
Patterson, Eames and Stockwen The
vote was IL short OF the necessary two
thirds.
Under the special order the bill, which
Is ii. d. 3ls, came Up for consideration. to-
Esthsr with the veto message. Falknor
by The epsaker Faiknor spoke with
much sarnestness and not a little force.
As he finished he was heartily appauded.
proudly on
II, should be said first" said Faiknor.
that the friends OF the capitol measure
are no, discouraged or disorgaEized. This
senate has this morning parsed the bill
creating = new capitol commission. This
Indicates the sentiment In the upper cham
friends Of this measure. for In a few min
utes The members OF ta.s house are 10 say
by their votes whether or not THIS hin Is
to become law in spite OF the veto by
the executive.
i wan. 20 dssclam now any bitterness
or hard feeling toward any one I accord
10 anothSf Cc~oId5Hate 0rarch OF TIM
eminent. the governor. the right to exer-
else his privilege OF yetoin4 this bill But
! shaa reserve 10 another and a higher
branch OF the government. this house and
fhe senate. the constitutional right and
duty OF passing upon this bill regardless of
the veto.
where does the governor get his EVIL
&C.. csncs that me capitol lands are not worth
tie money required for the purposes OF this
actf Not from the men who counted the
trees and who dug into the coil TO ascer-
,aia the value of these lands' Rather diA
70 gss y from the same airy IMAGINATION
that produced The frrepress.ble ronfict'
Tire cruisers say these lands are worth
1900 o0a.
erncr might have demonstrated the value
~ These lands, and that MIS- by agning
fnis bill. Then. IL the lands were not
worth what 10 claimed for them. no in
vester woul3 have been foaae who we,,.d
Put ur snss.ssa for these warrants Before
the legislature met went 20 Gov Roger,
We 'ntght Sors together for the compile
tar % the eastf0l He hernnned ans
hawsd and said notFs'nx-not even a word
ahsaf tas courthouse proposition
We have stood by the aniyerxlsy aonro-
rriaiieas ard for. those FOR the narrnal
schools and agricultural college We war,
with Us @hsn this hil was nrs. paxss, 10
sand az here sciay ard by your votes
say tsst yea are true 70 your convictions:
tSas you want IT, see this cartel question
willing ara ready 20 give (sIvfs,,sia sss
sgsairs which should he saii: here ara
~hieh tae state 80 badly Needs" (Ac-
rsswzs
ffeihg REPLIED II. SPOKE t+,pas.ea-a,.-
~. sut sastcaliy. y row disclairn any ae-
ss-s - see tA@ capisal rs.rave. s-era Own
ris ss ss4 aa9 sm willing "a make
kny kir-i GO promise ia, sssll no; favor
IL AsEnE tsksA e3swTsefs We are ssk~s
hy This b1a e appropriate $50 ase ara 70
srcrts8g~ he state Ser interest a, 81 re
&SE&2E1E
wa asked e Appropriate these ssrrSs FER
something shs pecnse ~ the state have
&c TEsartes- Ne. SIR xlap 50 here who
*nfrd agasnss this measured thas Vas ~~~
estxed anyyosng but co~rri ~rgs ton cut
s.as e TIE People ~ ThGrsscn couaty-
What newspapers are demanding the rss-