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

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tie rsosle insssad q shufr euvv..1- !.
opse va ~ toGsthsr ana fur1 r.
tescah out And nov fhsf - -
~ g power n shsy attenr1 1
knis Gossrumou< absoIutrEv' q
Eoegs1osnfs VII join hands vith ~
Tsps1 $3.50 sad tarn ths rasesIs q
"a this junefars Mr.. white r..a
cispstoh from Nsu Yorf. vbisi, siis;e.'
io<d applause:
| DoERz HAMA.
VI iasozza, vaa nsxt insrodoa.d- y,
a.ne 20 1oiz Ia the rejoioinQs. n -
veos - . matter az pfincinle. ths
Ieqnens changes Of adminisfrsfion -,
onuncIvs o. good government. and -.
safeguard Of Cur Republic. We -.
Eos quite . county iass soufh az vor
Anen are great many peouis tbsre
fano among the number there are so.,.
Rooo enss. bat we've cot : eoupis =,
great corporations up there. and che,
Cont like thess independent yofers
guf % al the votes essf ia thsf oonntv
| VOORHEES, only got TAO Just before -
session, These corporations conceived
we idea OF establishing prsciness here
aaa there; they also conceived the idss
o. eaiidinR q railroad over the mount.
ans, aud employed nsn from al over
Ufexon and California. and on eIsetiou
gay veted these men in cocks. Lie oat-
tie. l think the indspsude0os shown by
we pe6ple OF King county s0rneshiu0 10
e proud Of. l supported voorhees, IN
sne Convention ] would have GLADLY
supported White. but some Of his
frisnds wsut 20 shooting Oh their
mo9tns, and got frightened. lam
uad voorhees, h elected. The next
,. , METcALFx,
who said "s Nov IL the viufer Of IN.
Ndiscontent made glorious simmer bv
tne advent OF this son Of York. For
twenty-five years has the Democrats
party met its foo IN gallant fight. Time
ana again have it, banners gone dsvn
10 defeat, but each time the fiRht vas
renewed and now, after all the defeat
ana All the struRRle, victory crowns our
enorts. We have watched these many
oofeats. and now We can rejoice At the
victory. ! feel like the old Kentuckian
VINO, when told that Henry Clay had
besn nominated for the Presidsnov.
said Oh ! want four acre tract OF
blue Rrass 10 90 out and roll in The
Little Giant of King county Is TO follow
me, and will not detain you long. I
only wish to pay my tribute to the noble
Republicans. Curtis, Sehufz and Bris-
tow who left their party az the call Of |
dnty, and to the gallant Republicans of |
King county Who shook OF their party
tee and stood foremost in the battle for |
popular rights. 80 far as King county |
q concerned, her people have put their /
foot down on tho fact that corporate /
areed must not destroy the homes of |
The people. They have taken a stand i
Tor the benefit of their children and 4
heir ohiidren's children. will close
now with little anecdote. Some time
ago Grover Cleveland had dream. He 1
dreamed that he was in hell, and he saw
here His Satanic Majesty sitting on his
throne, with all his sulpurous draperv
around him. A trumpet blast went
lorth, calling all the little devils to the
throne, and the big devil said They
nave nominated man named Cleveland
Tor President mp in the United States.
md you must 60 and pull him down In
any way you can. Just kick nm all the
row you cam So the little devils start
ID, bat they had not got tsyond the
,oufnes of hell when The trumpet vas
bounded again, and they all came baok.
fhe devil said: You may ali 90 home.
fou will not be needed. Blaine has
been nominated. and he viii kick up all
he row that ID necessary And that Ia
THAT the Republican Committee Il trv-
nR TO do, nov that Cleveland has been
AIRY and honestly elected"
JUDGE BuRxE
Was next introduced. He said be felt
almost too full for utterance, not full
u liquor bat full OF spirits. A Meth
dist and Baptist clergyman got into
and disputed over their re-.
pecsive organisations. don't like
'our church. sa.d the Baptist, "be-
ause your organization Is too complex
ID, yes" exclaimed the Methodist,
that's 20 but II don't take as much
'ater 20 run eur church as il does
ours = 30 IL is with the Democratic
'arsy. They are poor and have no I
money to bay whisky, therefore they ,
ave become the temperate party. In
he old days of Democratic rule. the !
lnest whisky 20 be found in the world
vas drank in America, while now. nm. I
Ter Republican rule, the best of whisky
riil kin at forty rods. The Republicans
ot 30 bad that even st. John could not |
tand them, and the fact that Ben
sutier cannot stand the Democrats, Ia
he best evidence to my mind that the !,
'arty 10 improving. lApplasse.l Ia
l feel no exultation az the downfall |
4 my neighbors. There never was | 1
ime in the history of the Government I
Then change could be more oppor- Z
1nely made than az the present time.
my party long in power always finds
be worst element of that party, like
cum, rising 10 the top. The Senate 10
which ia sufficient assur-
nee against revolutionary changes in
be public service. The Republican
artv has continually broken its pledges I
nd promises TO the people, and il is 9
me food Of light was being thrown y
round the guilty secrets at Washing
On. Let as see what Is there. Let us J
ave what We have right TO demand
pure, honest. progressive government.
the election OF Cleveland had de-
ended on the worst elements of the I
lev York Democracy. be would never .
ave gone 10 the White House. A
peaker in Chicago once said Of Cieye-
md, 81 love him On account Of the :
nemies he has made" He 10 man Of ;
aantless moral courage, and possesses |,
u inf!exibse purpose 10 do right.
The lateness OF the hour precludes q
srther synopsis OF Judge Burke's elo. ,
uent speech.
HENRI MILES, =
u Lewis county, vas the last speaker.
Ie came TO juhilate, 10 listen, and not
D talk. He had the honor Of being in I
he Convention that pctitioned for |
erritorial government for Washing
IN, and was also member of the Leg
.laturs that conferred upon his sisters
le right of suffrage. He vas in full 9
with the people in their war
IRE against the sucroaohments Of the
abroad company. and had taken ap |
he cudgei ten years ago.
At the conclusion of the speeches
heers we're given for Cleveland, voor-
ees and forfeiture.
TINE yoTE % MASON CoUSrY.
Deiegste-J. NJ Armstrong 100, @. 8.
oorhses 1s7.
Brigadier General-wm. Peel ia,
ames MeAulid l76.
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