The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-02

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WASHINGTON. June THE senatorial
debate today was caustic and As warm
as the weather outdoors. AZ times tho
exchanges between senators bordered ON
personalities. Much of the discussion was
Of political nature. although IN them
selves the questions involved were not
essentially political
soon after the senate convened me-
mortal was presented frem the people Of
California asking that the government
provide some relief for the starving peo-
pie OF India MIR, Hale, OF Maine, with
this text, severely arraisned Great
Britain fer expendng hundreds Of mill
lions of dollars IN crushing liberty and
freedom In South Africa. instead OF car
ing for the helpless and dying people of
Engandfs chief colony.
Aldrich Of Rhode Island charged Halo
with making political speeches on irrele-
want matters, and a little later when
Hate reported n further disagreement ON
the naval appropriation hill, an exciting
discussion arose over the armcr plate
question. a sharp political twist
given to the debate by speech which
Hanna delivered ia favor of leaving tho
whole matter 80 the hands OF the senate
conferecs and ~ comforting discretionary
power upon the secretary OF the navy
I'm accordance with the house proposal
tlon.
lie became involved in controversy
with Ttllman Of South Carolina and Alien
! ~ Nebraska over the governments ahfl.
| ity TO manufacture arrnor satisfactorily.
| IN which fhe SHARKS new. Ia the fntenwe
interest OF the auditors. Teller. Allen and
petttgrew replied 60 Hanna. all speaking
IN political vein. The bin finally was
returned ts conference
seventy nine private pension hills were
passed and also the military academy
appropriation hih Fhe military academy
Miles ana All f,ture e@npoanssrs ef rhs
arms u.,ttena,t eaperaie ana f,.n fsostgn
a ma tor esneraI
f,onutderatton n, the last ~ the an
proprtatton hlls the eeneral searfeney
was BEGUN bur was nos ron,pletsa
For India" Famine s"nerers
r,.,t.t .....,,t., 81 ,a,t..a s. ..
go, p ~, -, i'Dt" wv
az" 'l''' '',''."'a "' 's etst"
H@Nins 'VhetesN 70 iha~" an ahbf"ptia-
hon Tor The relief Of the fainiHhing people
of India, and he asked that it he re-
ferFed 20 the COMMITTEES on approprla-
ton We was not. he said. in pasasssinn
~ ntfnetan, t,, t,,,.,,,,.,,s. ., .s,s.ts h;,,
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~ lNfl",, p'"Pst t'7e'"e'.N uf"i"1k WIN
the question Ia 1877 he had asked for and
visions given bY The citizens 0f Califnf-
MIA Oregon Washington Eaawaa ana
ta..a Vy.ean ,,,,,,,t.,i,,,., ,,,,..,,,.,s 80,
. 80 t. - 49,
t"itN' ~" "t''i'"i "'At'Ni'ehHifNA Aaa
ever been received ~ that donation, 80
FAR as De was aware. ttc h"altatsd now.
therefore. - press "a resolution looking
10 the relief az tho pafifie 81 India la.t
tbe ,.,..,,,,ty.,.,t ~ g.ast fsr,t.t, ,,.t..sf
n3e Nl"N we '1t" Nl'.h tl'e "stigh ~
'A''H7 y" S"HnfN% L." t"'ta "tN'f'itNh
, f.i,,.,tf, t,.'ey,o,.,tS.,, s., "a. ,,...'
tnent lu the s9uth African wMr
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The resolution brought from iisie
bitter attack ou Great hfitaip. lie de-
mHudea 60 knoE WhHt England had trea
doing fot her starving miliioua in IN
dIa while she 0Ws porting 0ut unlimited
treasure 70 crush tws rspal5Hrr ln South
xf+i..
,-.Ttc ,.o,f4 tn. tas,, h,,~,tesa .t,,....,
st,,f-,F,i z tT,t+rtc4,st tt.fe r.,.tst,,s &c.
deliberate empbasiH "Rt The NgrefinE now
IN f.r,etnn5-s 1l.j,t,t.r 7e, f',.'t,is,.. fi
IS hu.e fAufaea nre ts8ns wqpra oui q
e4iTlepcsa- ere tlte ,Aes asnd bers8e -
n"thef Tee f.ils'iaf Is aEt0l Naa. ths
trtai i'r roa1H8 nero Nith wff.-a uett ihai
- 1 @st--it t@ts 1sNt s
,.r s.,..,-.- - III t'.-.f So fl"r ~. ~.
rsotls N India @ge naa sgenf tafa mi
hundreds ~ rnIsflara Uf dollars in atfERinF
duwu agd erasssIav frfllsiira it fa fNe
maa brutal man.feestiau 0f stfrua a