Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13

aesinss shs peogss 90 the Land forfslf-
IRE q1esfign. was ~ eksf trae party
20 fran6asen7 vasinR. Gr. white mex.
Rad the card % George q. Fun. rnb-
hshed ia tAe CArg3scEg in defense Of Mr..
| wooleFy. IN has dissvsesfal acsion ID re-
gard 70 Rev. Mr.. Banks, stating thai BE-
tGesggs 4 Rnu1 had rxaaezs~d Mr..
Woui@Fy ~ investigate Mr.. Banks
chaEaeses, ana THAI tue Chief eosld
nss possibly asoad dong So 8 Great
beavers. q CAsef VITO soaid disregard
| toe order of the Mayor Of the eity %
brfER . vioiaaor Of tbs law 20 i1stiee
scGta nof possihay avoid pryEnR
into tBs private chaEzcser ef .
man whosa unly oa~n6fDR was
70 wzes var CO the IiqaOr trAfiie.
Shen requested to d % By iissis
GsSxk8s Finn, coxues player Is the BIZ
! q sssater.p Another raan Who F1Skes
tDto print in Mr.. Wool-Fyis defense y
Patrick PIsun. q great desabls sstsd
shoulder striker. who keeps dive on
WASHINGTON street. ana wno v00ld hike
80 nxss John l. Sullivan. This crest
paRiiiss eoDpiaIns ssszs on one occasion
dir. Iharntou struck him with his nsx
snd knocked him dswn. Sosne Of Mr..
fhorns0n's ens@ies eave ciAimsa that
be Vas too old for Tue Office. and nos
sbae 10 battle With roagas. Z AMI
In the face Of this, tins ssosRar, Pat
Flynn eOGaes out and complains thss
fBorufoa knocked him out. Fhsn there
% X. Osbara's card thai he did not
writs che tenure Of sfliee ordinance.
did aot have 8aeh eoo6denos In the
ordinances ttadgtng from tsS othsr city
weFk Mr.. 0sharu did but since his
card, ststfnR that aifhSazh city sttor-
80 did not dEss tbs ordnance. l have
great faita ia It, validity. As promoters
& tue paste wsif trs, think tue Head
srs Of tue law and order paftv Uaii o0n-
.ssrs very fayorsbly with Il Osoogn,
Mr.. aoate .mery, J O. Hsinss and
Governor Ferry. Look at seur
nsauieesnt scoooi baGldinRs, ooe on
with street and one 10 North Seattle.
70 WHOM IL sts credit due for sro0sing
the interest thas bro1Rhs forth thsss
-pssndsd buildings answer, TO
Judge Lewis, Jndge Jacobs, Judge
Barke and myself. We found oaf
sniidrsn hadaied together IN small
lily ventilated. poorly light d. over
aestezd Fooms, and we took the matter
IN hand and neser laid IL down tiii
seattle was provided With better school
facilities ny far Than any city In Wash
lngson Territory.
Nov, my fellow eitizens. the time for
talk is over and the time for WORK has
rrised. TIE Las and UFdsr ticket
shoald Pressil, because Il - based on
honesty and fair dealing. Go TO the
coils. and not only vote, hut work. You
ose 1t to yourselves add - youf city to
.eeare the election of the Law and Or
der ticket from too TO bottom. l hops
- hear good report from yOu.
L. .. AapREws
Was the next speaker. He said: 81
stand here as the candidate of she Law
and Order party fos Councilman ia the
second Ward. The nomination came
70 me unsonght. ] was at the Oanvsn
ton but absent on business when my
domination was made. and JnOt
snare OF 10 till afterwaFd. There is a
4RBpy middle ground IN the sfairs OF
men, and all through my life ! have
sSrainsd 10 Keep upJn tnat ground. !
nave never been an extremls& on one
slds or the other. have no enemies 30
punish or friends 60 reward. II elected
shall endesvor to discharge thai duty
feariessly and faithfully. With these
tew remarks ! will bid you all good
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