The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-24
1|NI[STS IN THE SENATE.
sr VIRGINIA. MONTANA AND
PENNSYLVANIA CASES.
eating of senator Qaay-H0w
csfu~se Escape Dcportnti0n-
other Washington News Notes.

sa.ess, r,ssaateh 10 the acknowledgement
| rAsffI SesTOS. Sov. 2s.-wsen the sen
"a. eenveres Ia December, three newly
.s~esex senator's Will be confronted with
latest fled Ter their seats Scott. OF
we.s yIrgInia, wiH have 10 face a contest
- ths ground thar be did not have legal
. ~ssarztv e the legislature. and that his
1s,rtElsl was by an agreement. Hcw Fnuca
,sss rasfest vii. amount 10 * is hard TO
as. bar it Is not no. seriously thought Of.
i more serious alssi much more interest
49, rssstes7 wt!I ns that over the Montana
sssztarshir. IA which Democrats ar,s in
vslyed or beth sides. IL Is said that very
.rsaiicnaI Developments may hs expected
: ts.is contest. The charge raade by the
sssralss Of Mr.. Clarke. who has the cer-
c1cate CT election. Is thar his eleetloa wzx
.~nuselishea throaga bribery Oh s. grand
raie IL - asserted BY them that Il cost
80 something IN TIE uefgEborhood CT <f5o.
81 70 get tie eisetiosi AZ tssss time dis
aynaent proceedings are being conducted
Il the supreme court % Montana against
Is attorney. Oh the charge tt9at he was ar
agent through whsm bribes were made or
crsvs=i. That case VIII be- disposed Of
rysianIy some time before congress meets.
syn When congress assemblies the fight
III Dc transferred 10 Washington.
senator Quay's Case.
Even more interesting than this contest
VII r. the discussion anf determination
& whether Mt Quay ix 20 be given a seat
on the appcsntment by Gov. Stone II is
anticipated that this VIII Se determined
IN contested. In spite Of the fact that Mr..
QUAY cannot bo seated without a number
eg senator's s;ultifying themselves. the
Qsay People insist taat a majority VIII
vote te give him his seat Every state
II the Union win take an interest In this
ocnlsst. iuasmGch as decision in favor
Of Mr.. Quay viii ~ apr to lean 10 dead
io1ix In all legislatures In the future.
where there is any rivalry for the election.
and result finally in what weald amount
strictly 10 the election OF senators by leg
lsl4tures becoming a dead letter, the seiec-
ton being made By governors. like oral-
cary state patronage.
Chinese Rattle the Laws.
W. $. Chance. the supervising special
ssen, of the treasury department. has re-
esssed report saving that OF 81 Chinese
taken - The export exposition I'm Phsiadel-
phia only forty mine are left. The others
have sought homes In other cities Of this
eouasry and have thus escaped deporta-
ton The result az this wifi be a strong
recommendation by Secretary Gage that
congress shall not again authorize conces-
sions 70 be granted to expeditions for the
ainssgag ~ Chinese into this country. Al
essry exposition At wn.eh this has be@n
Esne The Chtnese have disappeared and
Dol one has been aep0rtei.
The trouble Is said 10 be IN the law. The
ACTS Of congress in case Of ait these expo-
ksions provide that the treasury DEPART
msnt shaH admit sach a number Of CHI
asss as The manager OF the exposition and
tbs e1Bce%sieusire deem necessary The
treasury is net authorized 10 fix iinlit
a. the law provides that not over $50 shall
2 admitted In the case OF rhlIntieiph a
Manager Wilson ard ion Phou Lee who
had nss1 granted the concession, asiv!sa4
The treasury that 80 Chinese @stalt, ID.
brought In. Up 10 this time 81 have been
bretEh: in. with ths result stated The
fsaaatnesT are locked for az any time s-e
Y customs officials Will he compelled q
S1aait All whose names have been sem
= tue immigration officials at sa- Fran
fsfo, Notwithstanding II Is well kuaSr,
inst they. are brought fer~ for the sais.
rsrpoee Of being turned loose on the cs,,an-
Try,
Tricky Won Phou Lee.
The law SAYS that the Chinese brought
z shah be depoFted within three months
sfier the cloae OF tho exposition, hut Axes
q manner in which this can he enforced
TIE treasury can deport the Cinnamon Il
iaff are ever caught but /; II doubtful II
snSle che sill ever be discovered Pho
iazfapns and descriptions. with names
w.re taken AZ san Francisco. hat these
VIII Be useless
The snan responsible far this defiance OF
treasury a0a other laws In Yon Phou lee.
lie had the concession az Easfytlfs ana sEr
ether expositiens lie * a deer, ard w.ls-
fSiAi eii'zea. Every ChinauImr he hal
81 To- Nashville exposition. disappeared
simplicity and ret orc mss departess ~.
sn'ieG. ard when congress gave the same
-.
Etef' anself thece ard secured the eoncss-
sen Fhe treasury ia peWcFiass rs handle
~. Nsst Mg Chance has written 20 the
Collector - customs At f'hsisdelphh ia
eoHfsr Nth the district attorney there TO
tie matter
There a~c vague hints THAT Lee l. the
sgtht - fhtnrSe companies 81 Saa Fran
slscn Eh*@e companies are lacked by
Asshlitsisr and other aTgs nsR4ffoyix when
: eonee@sien e. obtained ike thar n,
Philadelphia, The Chinese companies, go
Y Honeknnx snd 0they places ana Dut a
price ~ something AXE ssa Oh the f,.tvi.
!ess ~ being hrouEht So the United s;afes
thtnar1an cannot Gssy the fnens,, he
fffis hi'ns~f - the cuwpany ard actually
sefhains q slave i0 this country uatE he
ssh make money enough 10 Ray hIs WAY 20
sfsetafn. TAeSe matters are eensa+f nv
1hlnan-n anal the treasury officials have
p way sc proving them. hnt h IL fY,llv
SisFe3 'iA. this process Is followed IN
eEfft
u Is stated that Cinnamon with con ;tnue
81 eone in ant remain - hong IS con-
sss@ Permits eNrosittens 80 have cxhtt~
''s - them
Charged With Misconduct.
q sai1 r. iae war aera~tulerft that
Saeh tar' J. Is. WarjHx. Second insar.
is definitely iteatet 81. wIf1 t-e ortser-
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