Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-06

W Laughter. who IL knova in Yak
una as the very embodiment of Repuh
moan principles. He Is one of the 8
men That run OF these 81. these me,
that ' 'e1'
He who fights aud runs avav
WIN live To fight another d.y:
But he who is in battle slain.
VIII never live to fght az AIM
Iney wanted ~ run in two Years hene,
ano they started in time. Laughter.
we VIII now notice the antI-monopr \,
business. Mr.. Chairman. Ny friend / f.
fiehtened At the great anti menopol,st
rho ne gets the nightmare and be
dreams creams l am surprised tha,
tnat ne has not gone to con alt two OF
three Drotners; that be has not ne n
nspiritoal brother and taken counsel OF
ths departed spirits Of these dead
anti-monopollsts. L4u Inter These
anu inonopoli+ts tu4t died DURING ths
tne war. The r. pohlican party wss
FOUNDED on anti-mouopoly. When th-
save power attempted TO take ppsses-
SION OF the Territories OF the United
States and devote them 70 slave /. 10,
the he publican party, as the anti no
noprly, pissed tue :domes cad Law
Whlca gave n home ON tue public do
main to every American citizzn. An
pl suse. And To all the people, of the
earth, whether they came from the land
OF she shamrock. or from the land
of the thistle, or from the German
fatherlaId or from tie sunny vine
yards OF France, We asked him To cam.
and live with rs and o art *. of the pub
llc domain. Yes, Mr.. Charm IN, [ th INK
Tod that the kspablic4 an party il the
| anti-monopolist party. lAppi,u-e LET
He say further, Mr.. Cuaifinan-i vii,
read from a document. II NAV, per-
maps, be strange u 70 ID this document
IN this Convention. IL Is a peculiar
ocument. We recognize that the
doctrine OF the regulation Of Railroad
corporations II wise and salutarv one
for the protection of all classes Of p-o
pie, and We favor lsRisl I'll n that shall
prevent unjust Discrimination, aud thar
snail secure to tbs people and the rail
roads alike. eqnai - fair protection of
tn law" That il an ltl M "a ,puIy
platform. that is the platform
tnat tho Pinned Knight trpm old
Wine st tnds UPON. Appiauss.
That is the National Republican
platform of the Uuit d State. Oar
plumed knight. King Henry of N " ,rre.
stands upon this platform, aud he Ii
leading the fight in the midst of the
battle aud the smoke of war. We mus,
not get lost in the hght In this matter.
[ see my old friend Mike Drew, the old
clsmmer from PJrt Gamble. and others
here. We must not get lost here; but
We must be In the very front of the
ranks carrying the banner of anti-mon-
0polv to victory. And that grand old
Logan, the black war horse, will be
leading Us on TO victory. Applause.
Now, then, that Is the true RAG OF anti
monopoly. That is the kind of anti
monopoiist that my friend got fright
ened at. That Il the kind of An anti-mJn-
osolist that my friend Whitsou Is aud
that all the Republican party Is. ZAP
plause.l have not mucA more TO SAY
about this thing. see that my frisno
Pettijohn is almost persuaded. he will
- folly persuaded when he comes d Iwn
here in few years in the palace car Of
a Walia Walla q Seattle passenger train.
Laughter and applause. But lot Us
now do justice to these people of Va
kima.
Nov. then. Mr.. Chairman. King conn
ty will vote solid again IN favor IF this
minority platform, and i want my
friend &c vernon Z, rry who has sli Dpsa
in here where the windoE was left opeo.
To get up and challenge that vote. Hi
vote was oh ,lleng, d At the primary ana
he was yotsd out. He was CHALLENGED
At h. COUNTY Convent On. and he Was
voted out. We are twelve of Us. There
~ al WAYS a Judas Isctr in a twelve.
lGieat laughter and appi 4use, confusion
81
ribbstis was the JudAs scarlet. HIS
rAiment was not ptrtvd like that of our
Savior, but bis rainbent WAS put upOu
the body of my friend. the GJv-r-
nor, and be IL the voliure tina,
has orept into oar nest aud our
chicken ropst. lGrst iauehter and
cheersl We have got n val ure amongst
as. We made mistake, Me-. Chairman
when We dill not take our wives and
mothers along with IA. ! have knusD
mrn TO coms 10 conventions with n
their wives and mothers aud to iu
to bad company. II We b ID put our
wives abroad they wonld h-vs seen that
the d ,ors we're all closed and taat tht
wIndsws were all battened dosn. and
ay friend would not have got in the
q uppIe hele "a he did. Merriment
aud applause. j do not blame the
Governor for getting in bat I always
want tn come in at the front door.
Laughter.
Now the Republican party of King
county have said To rs. 90 tnere and d"
coal and exact justics, aud We are
going to do it. want our vote to be
Oh slienged again. IL Is very r-mark-
able that this delegate, af'er having
found his way In here and foulin9 our
nest, hss GENE to vote against rs and
uur D ople time Hfter time. Ii - hls
privilege TO do IL bat We will tell ysu,
Mr.. Chairman, We have made mistake
once, which we will provide AGAINST IN
the next Repubii van Convention. 81
that TO proxy shall get in-not even the
attorney OF ths N 'rt1-rn Pacific Rail
road Company. lGreat laughter aud
applause. | want To say tn my voun9
frienes, whitson, Adams and Bowser. II
they vole you out, God bless You, you
are in the right. You can 90 home
over the mountains with your
a ,gs hytng. and when you CT
over into the Natchcss valley tell my old
friend, ia Iee Nelson. that ! d-fended
him against the outraaeou, attacks that
vrre made against hts kepublicanism.
Tell him that We are going over there IN
Two yCNtc hkOt9 W. W bfSs $500 1-''~
Convention IN the State Of Washington.
Applause.
Nov, Mr.. Chairman, / wanted to say
these few things in regard to these
matters IN answer to some Of this dis
QUESTION. and feel very thankful 20 this
Convention for having so patiently lis
tened TO me. When the vote 10 called
want to demand that 10 shall be called
by the counties; l want u 10 40 on rec
ord that sue twelve votes Of this county
were ammo need by our Chairman, and
that one delegate got up and challenged
that vote and changed 10 IN favar
of the majority reoort- want clear
record. That 10 all want and fair
vote. You can afford to vote different.
ly, gentlemen, not because OF being
frightened, but because you csnuot at
ford TO be wrong. No one can afford TO
do wrong. am sure you are not going
10 do wrong. l know you want 70 do
riRht. l know you intend TO do right
Applause.
When the Judge resumed his seat,
HoLroN,
or the Yakima railroad delegation. was
r~cocuixed by the Chairman. he re-
-..,..S a., a . IN, refarAne., In Whltsoue