Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-15

, ssitsfioa = the Supreme Isv q 81 Il
The slsctson Of clsv.lsns - n.,
ox1ckh above I'll siss. maann fhss 49,
sSases nev In union ahajl - Sr~~r~,
70 eenss1l1z1tt0n and nhpolufirm .
~. Whiee theu read - ersr-es s-..
nAncrofts History of - Coc~eie 80
after which b oontfuued.
Ihe whole tondsnov a. th~ p~~.Ax
can party has been toxsrd a. 80,
ization and absolufinm s..sr.s -s.s
$3.50. n 1efe wzfned The electicu 8
Oleysiand and Hendricks nssns 4 -
e.s from the thrsatsusd danger, a.
he afsf danger that threatened n,
government Of ours vas tn disnuion .
Ssatsss and The nsxt was tie oeutrsIixx
tson OF power q Washinessu. and
snank God that the last Of the dsn
eera has been averted By tks election :
aroyer Cleveland. We reioioe tonicb
seoa1ee We believe that the simple ~,
@ the bspublic ars cominR back acain
many IN this ball Who nov sbink ~.
the election of Grover Cleveland =
dreadful thing. four years hence nj
rs1clcs that be Vas elected. fLoud an
pIau1e.
Mr.. White at the cIoes az his $780,,
read the following
TxLxoRAm:
CoIyAx, W. T., Nov. 12th.
40 1hos. Bnrks and W. II. White: You,
telegram received late last night. 4 pro-
iouEoty and sincerely regret my insbii-
Ity 20 Be with you on the 14fk. am
etfiyinR 20 arrange 70 reach Washington
~ December lst for dstsrmined werk
70 the great cause 20 valiantIy sasfainsd
u our Territory. To make such ar
ranRemonts renders o visit to Seattle AZ
DIS time impossible. Ny future course
siIi entirely justify the trust ana ooufI-
1ence reposed In me by the people. God
Hess the people Of King county. The
sause which they have 20 immeasurabIv
assisted is the cause Of humanity and Of
progress. @. 3. VOORHEES,.
.. 4. KUHN,
jhairman Of the Territorial Democratic
Committee, was the next speak
q. he said that In oldsn times il re-
luired - years for q jubilee, but the
)emocrats Of modern times had only
waited u years, and he doubted If, in
,nesent times, the people whe vest
'own 20 Damascus to celebrate ever
ound TIE town painted as red a. sea-
% " tonight. The occasion ID worthy
4 this immense gathering. The elect
on OF Cleveland and Hendricks 10 Che
post glorious news that has been broken
Q the American people for q years.
)ufing all this time the Territory of
Washington has bad little or nc patron
go from the Federal Governmeet, and
vhy Because the Republicans want
q 70 keep all at the City Of Washing
on.
This news from the East il only
quaIed 10 it, happiness by the ssection
Z Charles 3. Voorhees, e Delegate 10
congress from Washington Terfitorv.
)ther speakers are 10 follow, and viii
stain you no longer.
The chairman then read the follow
na telegram:
SPOKANE FALLS, Nov. IA, 1884.
To Bailey Gatzsvt Tho Democracy
I Spokane joliify with you In the spirit.
We painted cur town rcd week ago.
j. HoovxR-
JUDGE HARRIS,
,sts Of Mississippi, was the next
peaker. He said chat while ias isborod
nder the disadvantage of being
tranger, yet he felt that be could rejoice |
nth the hospitable people of Seattle: n |
eople who had achieved greater VIC
CRY than politics can give. Here on the |
'anks of this wonderful Puget Sound |
on have founded and built no a beam
iful city. Surrounded as Won airs by a |
ountry rich in mineral and AGRICULTURAL |
'roducts, and having business estab- |
ished on firm basis that will last for |
YER. and provided with able LAWYERS. |
earned judges and a splendid iudie,ai |
ystem, you have nothing TO feas. Your |
ourse can only be toward success and |
uture greatness. l rejoice with you Ia |
be victory you have won, and I predict |
hat in q very few months The great /
OF Washington will be
to the sisterhood of States nm /
or the proudest name known TO history
the name OF the man who taught us /
D love our country and our wouaen-the
ame OF washington. The Democracy
nil soon be in power. and IL IL ever dis
onors that proud name, | ask you TO
urn them out. Abraham Lincoln. n
IAN without hlemish upon his proud
anne, founded q party that has lost
Q grip on the hearts Of the people.
fe have NO paeans 10 sing over the
ovnfaii OF the Republican party, but
% congratulate the people that this
lection will result In putting 1000 Of
90 holders out Of office. Whom the of.
oe holders commence to dictate 20 the
eople, the people will read them a les
On that they vii. long remember.
In the election OF Gtsyer Cleveland
On have q pure man. / say nothing
gainst the defeated candidate. He Is
dead, and may merciful
cd show him more mercy than he
ould show To me. We thank God that
victory has been achieved without one
rop OF blood shed. Fish, Bristow,
,hurz. Curtis and other iilustrious Re
nblicsn statesmen joined with their
smooratio brethren 60 bring about the
cotton Of New York's iilustrious son
y this victory my confidence In the
rength and perpetuity Of our Ameri-
IN institutions has been strengthened,
ID nov think that We can trust the
people. As long as the vir-
10 and honor of American women are
reserved the standard of honor of the
man will be high. and hope
see the women all over the Union
me out sound, true Democrats. when
10 Is accomplished our party can never
} destroyed.
The chairman then read the following
tier:
wArLA WALLA, w. T., Nov. II, 1884.
BAILEY Gasxsf and e.. Norris Halier,
,lamiffee-GENrLKxEN IL would af-
I'd me great pleasure % be present al
'atf.e's Democratic joliiaSation on
riday next. and Participate In your re-
icings over our victories, both Nation
and Territorial.
No more Dc place could be selected
an your fair city for snch demon
ration, fer TO King county belongs the
lief honor of the peoples triumph in
10 Territory. While recrettinG thai
lsiness engagements prevent my being
esent on this occasion, let me assure
n that rejoice with YOU, believing
at yoar Publication will In every way
J in keeping with the grand occasion.
myself your humble servant.
b. i. HRAkesrus.
., T. RONALD
as next introduced and made . STIR
ng speech. He looked upon the cleo
IN NOE az Democratic victory. bat
story Of sha people. The election of
eyeland and Hendricks. he looked
,on az success Of the principles Of
government of the people, by the