The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-28

ing With la,ises ssd gsutlsmsn. on the
oecasion Of the Democrafic rally. Post
ers and advertisements had been print
ed and circulated stating that this
would be the last opportunity our
people would have Of listening 10 Mr.
Burke bsfore the election; the band
va. driven through the streets, . large
bonfire sss lighted ia Front street,
cannon vas cred and everything poe
sibis vas done 70 draw large houss,
and the result wss success. On as
sembling. Albert n Snyder VS. chosen
President and the following gsutlsmsn
Vice Prssidents: Saml w Russell, BENZ
Murphy. c d Emery, o @ Root. z L
Smith. John Collins. Hugh McAlser.
VIM Walsh. Saml Frauenthal. ] Driggs,
NJ X Nsddoch. Thos ClAncsy. a 5
Pinkhsu. Thos II Gems. Andrss Chill
berg. Bailey 0atzert Jsees Csawford.
Fl A Atkins, Frank Matthias. joe A
stewart. Frank Mcclellan. Henry
Ada ms. l. B Harkuess. Beriss Brown.
The first speaker introduced Was
Vim X Andrews. the youns nan here
tofore known a. Republican. bat who,
old Brown states, has declared bic
intention to hereafter act with the
Democratic party. sDd who. ve are
creditbly informed BY delegates to the
Democratic District Convention, Vas
fruudulentiy nominsted for Prosecuting
Attorney through the chicansry of the
old rebel Who acted - its chairman.
Mr. Andrews 10 above the average - .
speaker, bot in this instance felt %
much out Of his element. being com.
PEELED TO uphold men and principles
which be has bssn taught from his
youth ~ detest and dsspiss. that h,s
spcecb on this OCCASION MSS uphill
businesl With bin all the way through.
and msritsd very little applause and
rscsivsd les.
Judge Borts, the amisbls littls gen
tleman on the Democratic ticket, vas
next introduced. and talked in bis
pleasing manner for two hours. At
this tune We will not attempt TO cow-
DcDt upon the merits Of the arguments
pu, firth By Mr. Burke. but hope to do
% at some future time. Sn6os il TO
say, they did not come up 10 what his
friends expected from their standard
bearer. Hs wss courteous and consid-
crate 10 alluding to his opponent.
Mr. Brents. which vas coomendsble
in him. But once during Mr.
Burks's spesch wss the Applause
desisning and enthusiastic. snd that
Was when Mr. b mentioned In cempli.
mentary terms the name Of James A
Garfield, Of Ohio. At the mention of
that name. men. women aid children
stamped sud chsered wh,ls Haucock's
name was received almost in silence.
At the conclusion Of the Judge's
speech the band struck up lively.
patriotic air. aud about Que half OF the
audience retired. Many. however.
waited to hear from the old Democratic
war horss.
wx. II. WHITE.
Who 10 ready on any aud all occasions
to get up end say something that will
please bis hearers. II the occasion is
Decoration Day. aud the Union sen,i-
msnt prevails. Mr. White will m axe
rip-snorting speech: IL = Temperance
crowd, it will DO u temperance speech;
il Dem ecratic Convention. il will he
red bet Democ patio speech; U0t on IN
occasion like LIST evening. when half
Of the audience 10 Dsmocratic aud the
other half Republican, il will be a
humorous, laughsbls. conservative
speech. Mr. White sstsm pied = make
. comparison between the sbility Of
the two men. Burke and Brsnts, to the