The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21


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entirely destroy Ire trz~rs S-os~r sssn-
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commerce or mechanical Sns axrcgsr1rsi
industry can raere- Dc sess9 q national 6s-
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material interests q tb> country. TIE
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public 9srsss. T. WA aos TIE tine soT eva
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discussson. CarsfGI. thsssAsfsi. intelligent
and courax@oas acton. hs sssd. vas rAs
hour's greatest need
Constitutional Obstacles He tn me way
ard the eya cannot - erasrra.sf 5y either
FEDERAL or Ssts authority acting ssnr3y.
the governor continued. There nus "a
cooperation between both governments.
general and lo-as. each Working earnestly
and sincerely within Etz sphere"
In the spesksr's optzson both govern
nenss may be rsxhtfssly ae.f r-sponxbss
for the existenss of the trust and tire rst-
Jet was indisputabIy within the e0masn Of
the Federal legislation
Gov. Len :. stephens followed Gov. say
ers IN an address, In which ne ted 81 rsa.
had been done In Missouri 70 axhs fas
trusts.
Gov. .Skephens then caused somewhat ~
sensation anssnx the Republican state
o6lcia.s presen. by fenouns.nz RE Hs-
tionai administration and iss war policy
and declaring tha. trusts ard imperialism
so hand ir hand
Dspobltesss Nay lssve.
7: h limited strongly that the Rsputssc-
ans attending the conferences may resnrn
hons tonight - the result cf this out
break os psr-san rancor ard Issv. sss
Democrats 20 cor.tnus tns conference
alone. In any event. q Is stAssd Cows
Thomas. Of Colorado. and Straw. Of iowa.
will leave tonight. the former being called
away b. psexAnx bts.sness. Gov. Shaw IL
In the midst al = campaign and nls syezk-
Ing engagements viii rot permit hira "a
remain longer. II IL stated
The states R>pvesssssA.
The roll call showed these states repre-
scented az follows; Michigan. Gov. Pm
gree and Attorney General oren. Mlssou-
r. Gov. stephens ana Attorney General
Crow Texas. Gov. sayers ard Attorney
General Smith: Iowa. Gov. Shaw. coIora-
do. Gov Thomas and Attorney General
Campbell: Indiana. Attorney General Fay
Tor. Montana; Attorney General Nolan:
Mississippi. Monroe Meclu-x. Democratic
Commissioner c. @ Hetsnsr. % Washing
ten. appeared on ire foor ss the -~pre.
sentative OF the attorney general az TRAIT
state. ana ~ unanimous vote Vas accord
cd the right 20 80 in the conference.
Cs@mfssees selected
Attorney General Smith. 90 Texas. naass
q motion which was carried providing Cor
tho elscties 20 committees on order @.
business ana resolutions
Ssr-e was some opposition 20 tha ap-
rosntmert u committee en- resolution
hy Attorney General Taylor. % Indiana
and several othsF Republicans present.
their contention being tia, TITS vas ro
place 60 aiar, resolutions
The committee on order os business was
selected a. follows, Cows Jones Than.
a.. shaw and Pinxree. Attorneys General
Nolan ana TAYLOR ana Ne MecIgrx
Committee on Rszolstion.-fsav. Ste
phens and Mcmillan ard ATTORNEYS Ger.r.
u Davis, Campbell 0rsn. Noian ard
Smith ard NJ McCinrs
A recess was then taken un,.i ! q m
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