The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-22

down as In line with the conservative bust.
hess sentiment or the country.
AS to the late war and Its results. l
think the sentiment OF the people gem
orally sustains the administration In Its
course, and that II IL our duty TO hold
what We have. The Philippines are valu-
hands as they did l do not see how We
can. with honor to ourselves or In justice
TO the islanders. turn them loose upon
other nations / think the people realize
this, and In the end there will be but
little division OF opinion. have recently
been to Massachusests, where there was
called the expansion idea. but II Is losing
ground. and neither Senator Hoar nor
Edward Atkinson can long hold Il up.
produced. OF itself, great change. and
/ have nc doubt but that he will be fully
sustained by the country.
About the Hull bill TO reorganize the
army Well. ! have pretty much talked
out on that subject and don't know that
4 can say much more than that. with some
notifications. perhaps. II viii come up
again IN the next congress where l have
no fribt OF its becoming a Jaw. Ii paSed
tho hist house and had the support OF sixty
members OF the senate. hut about ten sera-
iiiatory tactics % German and Allen. dur
ing the closing days OF the session. II could
not he brought TO vote. The army needs
10 be put on a better footing with regard
10 i,s equipment and organization and I be-
iieve the people will appreciate and sus-
tain the proposed legislation"
Being asked as 10 the probability OF an
other cali for volunteers Mr.. Hull said
Il am not authorized 70 make the state
msnt fut I think I; may be safely said
that there viii be another call very soon.
The trouble in the Philippines e that there
are not enough troops IN hold what We cap
ture. As Apon we move out OF cap
tured locality the ISLANDERS re-enter and the
work har often 20 be- done over again. Tho
x1s... for $.~
Z; has sent Cen otis all the troops he has
asked for. hat II is apparent that moro
are needed and they viii be sent
Mr. Payne ON shtpbuiiding.
Mr. Payne. who Is "a member Of the Joint
high commission. said.
There II nothing Of special general IN
.srers now Transporting IN the East. II be
are busy With taeir own affairs which are
IN good shape and getting better. There is
better feeling all over the country and
think may safely look for a vast In
crease in business activity The United
States Will some day control the world and
sse are beginning che steps in that direc-
ton. As so matters arising out OF the
spanish war there is "A division es seati-
ment tsat Is not confined 20 party Hines.
eut IN the end Il wifi t-s seen that there
was nothing eise 10 so but what has n-sen
done. and w tle general revival OF pres
peroDs times his question viii taie away"
VITA regard To tire Payne~Hanrs ship
tDAtEifE Dali. as u - ea4sEFs. Mr. fayns SAD.
with a few amendments 20 meet former
ab ieSssoas. fhe bin will BE- re~introfucesi
aHa, I think become law There Il no
question hat .hat. y IL - passed !, viii
stimulate the shipping Interests Of tae
tastet States vastly, ard in a few years
time American bottoms viii % carrying
American trade. Tse trouble hsrs.ofore
; has been that ships could not Ne Quilt ard
operated ~ cneapiy in ssie United States
&s Isl athag countries. In the Srst place see
actual SOS, - construction and material
ksa ia : e.. hs~A-
Again. wages are higher with Va a -atinr
demanding ntaya ~ ore 90 our vessels Ne
cause Ne KNOWS h@ car get e. our xh!as
are also required to conform ~ certain Re-
uuigsrnects with regard - the fare FUR
DiSsed their cFsws which add 20 the usual
cxps~SNss These. Nth Other causes have
rsa:e eur ~ssi9aciAaIn~ Improbable. The Oh
STCs - tsH htG named = 20 make sN-.e
rerssf.~N xafscH taT EAese sssa1vsnfages ard
srael@ csiT sAinyarts - cssnsp~ts WITH fer
esga rivals Already the sr.e % steam ara
slsSsric tec,s aus other latsar saving &C.
Vts'sSs has cHsaTsna5 snw eos: ~ t@ssinx
Sga& with ire hR5n gwen ty tnls BIZ nuF
s&r3s ~i!l - Stse "a Work ~ttA @ofYae Aopa
- pred
. TIRE It'll woasf r~Qssre shs SnaalAs exrend4-
ssT@ ~ ssasstss t.s. hat thAs ~ ~ seus tional
In og1eT esS~ss<. So set aside this cAtec-
uSH. an arseEdsesss w.l re 2H.es limiting
ne sanusl APPROPRIATIONS 80 a sar, nos
more rhaa 81 esua TIC feature az the
ssg r IN sAe c<sswgsens st,sn n o-s-s "a
SSsFcaasA sse higher coss y. nsiissr-v here
r1sa e0tsStsx g ship Will fSr twsntv
! sr&F< - a&sSsd Ser<ai1 SAM MEASURED
&rvoz4 kst< - ssss FSaasre 4~s s.eext - she
es@@$, &.s, W ~assia sos sose< taesasaus-
FAssAs~sry alia~ Axees. Wken that ssnss
ccra@a the allowances viii aN~onazeA srd
rais gro rata - &c ssyarssscA1nAc,a- In