The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-18

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v1~1ftn~ PUGET sound ports. Mr.. Stone h
iuterested In the Northwest. having nrss
vfeltso seattle In lsse and invested hers
'~Thsre were ssunps and growing trees
tbsu In what are now the streets OF your
city" b sstd. mo. they did not give ~
~. We haA 70 buy IT," and that ended
~ conGreosmanss conAAsnces segardin6
hAs seattle invsstDsnts-
II an on ny Arut vacation Tor thirty
years." aA1A Congressman stone. and
do not want 70 talk tor publication. In
Other woeAs, an out Of politics 20 tar
- interviews are concerned. entered
the .eervhuo Il the state Of Pennsyivanta
IN 10 e Q asomber 81 her state legaslA-
ture and entered the halls Of congress In
her boaals IN December, 80. 20 you $50
] have bssn nearly ali the time for thirty
years In constant public service and this
rest and vacation. the first have had. 10
most weicoma. NY leave Of absence L..
however. drawing to = close, to MY regret.
and must soon return 70 Pennsylvania :"
Mr. Stone wAs the real leader Of the op-
position against Matt Quay In his ssna.
asked:
.sNr. Stone, the situation n Psnnsylva-
Mr. Quay has he4n appointed BY the gov.
ssni q g ss.s sSn :Is.s ss
California and Utah In the West. Would
you have any objection to stating pour
views upon the legality Of ouays ap-
DssSSsdly. but not for publication"
Was The an.ges. 'seDr the reason that any
Views ! MIGHT give would Be- seid BY
case" 1880 80
Later e ceaver.atsen cengrsssmsn
have hem the governor Of the state Of
pennsyivania today but for Mr. ouay's
failure 20 Keen III promises. Not that I
:s :s BE q. s22's ss SS n With s He
wit Who ~ cUnssnt VA s voted for e.
ssnetor q Opposition 70 his candidacy.
the laws Of fsnnsyIvania settle that. The
law Gays that in ease q Vacancy ia the
g0vernor shall Convene the leSisiature in
special session within eix3y DAYS 10 ali
such vacancy. The .9overnsr Of Pennsyi-
o na, n e. nm ms ae a8S US
0uay Soss not vsnt 81 "1trS .ss.snn ~
tho legislature
Eleetion ~ nareet vete.
The question OF seating senator ap-
Pcintod oy g0vernor. continued Nj.
1yons, 49, .etvsa ~ your own state.
~ W.esnlnston, ana ~ Cregon. IenE ago:
AsOtH stnses weto lof - aune ume vain nut
one sen.ior oecAase OF tne failure on the
part q the legislatures to elect Ferson-
any. n1So lonx oeen IN .hvot OF tne
etecuon nI sSnssSn oy ultcct vote 2,
shsops -. hc,,.. ~ .nrsn,a .Gn , oil.
tnS2u9n we MOUSE OF feprssentatlvee your
or nve umSs, oeneve: put II mas always
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evc.nssnr ~ ~" 70 ~csn,r~ - ~cs,,s ~.
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V~s chesen ire sama nan vrni6 -
sent. Ofher ststes mse6 10 Ia shaf nav
ha1 thinsS -" cHsn~sS n p~nrsxsvsntss'
ono Indiana' Iiiinois ana IN vSr1ons ofn.
a. stsfes
"a Sin sfvinr th~ eiect,on NJ . aera.or
IN thu 0irscf vote AZ the r,eny,le yr,it navsr
pass the senate. in my opinion. until the
pNopie have spnt q malority OF SENATOR
Of both parties TO Washington. pledged
IN y vac pasttormn OF tnear state. 70 vote
tor.si s,,ss,in,s IN p.rr.r,..n,. va" S.,ssn
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