Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-11
r,sTERN NEWS.
.n PRESS DISPATCHES.

,.,.,uiaus Visit Blaine.
re Iu,s lO.-Ex- Gov. Como
,ssunl. Sun, meeting in welcome
ss0. responded to BY Senator ssaaaS me me
Of Osii e BY ssyinR do no
- cDs pee, IS. We will take care o
rassa LESLEY said: You hav'
ssss Oss than yell. doS az WIZ 's''
= sant.y; n Int OF California, paid {
Isdes !, nn he venerable ex-senator
sslih .,.;ssp Of the crowd at ths
n snsnu, The baud struck up
80. 70 the residence Q, n'ains
sbsai o. ,chine an artist sketchlnf
sssed - uapers. The procession
4 alaSiasss .Io and the CalIfornians
4 riFsd 81 "a with clappiRg of hands
49,, usssed into the house sS pine, ansy
inn, cordially received oy nla'n 10
~ oo Mcclure presented each BY
nSnsso animated conversation en-
sss s o. then went to the door,
I'd s4 ~ss received with cheers by
@. Connoa,a ,sssed them in a short
asDs ~ vas followed by Congress
= Doo'. men said: "FelIots citizens:
Eaae couId add to the pleasure
4 gnjn'no 10 my door and under
4 ss'o ,nS old friends of Maine, 1t
~ as it is today, to have them
nan,snjsd by loyal and true hearted
he Pacific Coast, whom they
- ~ oor hospitality, whom we greet
ne 49, 49, a. our guests. j am very
. 'a0 must appreciate the embar,
.msut under which man 10 piaoeo
Ss is overwhelmed with demon
800 and kindness, NJ L am To-Day.
sss' NV say from the depths OF my
~ vs." .3,od bless you all. Voices
.1nn.odn and tremendous Applause.
d. pon,ells briefly replied, and was
...s.ded by Senator Mcclure, WHO
L landed by introducing su 1872
s.',bt. who paid tribute 10 Linooin
" aI rsI,tornis delegation then took
lD RIaise and retired. The crowd
81 s.,ramsd by the door, shaking
s.kinQ hands with Blame; Ii
IA reception to the California eeie
.s wbish followed, j. M. Haines
49, 80 address of welcome. Horace
- 80 rsnIied. He said: "Mr. Chair
and Fellow Citizens o. Maine
"A Fellow Republicans-in behalf OF
- California delegation and the dele
.',;on FROM the Pacific Slope. 1 thank
- tros the bottom OF my heart Tor
~ ,sry kind and hospitable welcome.
-, deleostes from the Pacific slope,
ans gs have with US men from Ne
M. and other parts of the Pacinc
Vars who are as earnest as we are, as
,,.ious workers as We are, who are as
.s,mI, entitled to your welcome as we
ca California clasped hands across
Az continent in earnest desire to do
,oms work. We are joined together
bgs IN one purpose, one est@rmlna
ian. and our hearts beat IN unison
shiie We are working for that result.
0Qr people, can assure yeu, are ter
dbIy in earnest. lApplause.l They
have been in earnest for long time.
Tbsy began This thing in 1876, and sent
4 Solid delegation for James q. Blaine
sQi. years ago. Applause. In 1880,
some Of their men having failed in
1910. they again sent solid delega-
ton, and, not satisfied with pledges,
hey gave them east iron instructions
10 vote for Blaine first, last and all she
time tspplsussl, and so, when we came
90 this time they told Us not to come
back unless We brought Blaine. You
perceive the circumstances under which
se came, and the necessity We felt for
carrying ont these instructions"
Knight said: When We arrived at
Chicago, and went into that convention,
nod saw the enthusiasm there when the
name Of Blaine was mentioned in that
mighty temple, Is 900 people rising to
heir feet with cheer on cheer, waving
lsndkerchiefs aud hats; one man took
u both hat and boots and threw them
q the air. Laughter. | cannot tiad
lords In which 70 exprese our feelings.
Iou need not be worried about us, as
10 will take care of ourselves, aud rest
ontent You will know by November
ov we dot. Wswill carry California,
% have already carried Oregon, aud
y will oarry it by an enlarged major
y, for the name of Blaine will give the
housand votes we could not have at the
ocal elections. IL you do as well In
epiamber as Oregon has done in June,
tell you when the time comes for the
reat crisis we will sweep the Union as
lre sweeps over the prairie. and the
York begun in Chicago will DO finished
4 November, and the banner that was
'Arried when we started from San
francisco we will throw 10 the breezs
leain, and our motto shall end where II
'saun. Blaine and Victory" Zap
,lsuse.
Senator Mcclure, OF California, in his
pesch said "We have journeyed to
nIs city from the great convention at
lnioaeo TO pay our respects to Blaine.
We are not here alone to congratulate
lin, bot TO congratulate the American
'eople. California, eight years ago.
your friend and neighbour,
~. Blaine. for the position of Presi-
isns OF the United States. We take
ilu, because We believe he represents
ne right sentiment. Our citizens will
= Protected at homo and abroad. IA
'o'oe, Amen, and cheers We believe
y Wi see American labor protected.
And We In California believe the Ameri-
An iaoorers Of she Pacific Coast and
soi oesutiful land will not be cursed
ano injured by the influx of Mongoli
ma nom the Chinese Empire. Great
spp@use.I Tbs trouble with me ia
aass peen talking for the last two weeks,
Ano am about talked out. We have
Mr.. Blaine, and can return
aoine' having completed our instruc-
NY Laughter. In November We
' n return to YOU the electoral vote OF
SssRon, California and Nevada, in nd.
asion TO tive or six Republican Con.
- ssNn tuu othtc Oh OdttIOfutA,
plause.l 'F
:, All expressed a firm convin,ion in the
',ee.lon OF Blaine. One of the Califor.
~ ~ delegates advocated An agricultural
s.aoen to the Cabinet. An immense
NJ. was IN attendance. The city wal
NJ ~ w,sn Nominations, and the street,
sssaded by an immense ooneourse oI
psople. serenade was rendered the
' ~ delegates tonight. After ma,
M spesch making was INDUCED In, In
N senator jones, Judge knight
y ~; nmcoiure, Read of Nevada, Wilson
vi. massachusetts, and Gen. Hall OF
Aains participated.
:, fariG Reform.
~ INV foax, June l0.-A Tariff Re
,1 LsaRne was formed here today,
rss..M. Is. Anderson. of RochesteI
,,...s sily, as president. The vics
r-esturHtH lnNluda Hapr. uaxl n-ooh