Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-10

isssHlf Rozst bsak On thakS
A.--Sos Of eoasss be hasn't He
sseod BY d TOO we'll.
H--Hers d the sshar, - That ue are
irl fsvor Of rssrsrnhment and eeoaOny /
In tais administration Of fhs city sf- /
fairs Has be stsod By THAR
A--YeG
Well. then. y0o withdraw tbs a.
assttsn thss be has gene bach % the
pIsifefm Ct the party whieh elected
him.
As-f Suppose / @ast. ! had forgot
tan Inst vhas tbs platforms were. Bot
be just did 90 bask Oh bis pisdees--so
tselns.
B.-Lat ne sse. l do net think be
dsd. fhe oniy pledges which Mr.. Lssry
ssads we're made in q speech on the
evening OF his nomination. will read
CART Of IL 70 you, for have is with me.
lie said.
. .F1etIoaC CafssA2 IL thank you most
aiassrsly for the hoaor you have con-
feFnsd npon nae By nominating me for
Mayor. As I have read your principles
40 eBznciaIed IN the platform of tins
ISoainess Mems Association, am pre-
cared 20 fsay that 1 am ready 30 main
lain these principles 10 every respect.
| eala say that 1, as far ~ lies in my
Ioynsr, will, II elected. see that tue laws
of the Territory and the ordinances Of
the city are enforced. and thai they will
s,s construed with iassiee aud fairness
70 aAs.
II. fcontinuinR) - There - note the
pis,dees." - yoa call them; 10 main
tain the principles eRuBeiated In tbs
IhatfoFm and 10 enforce the Laws. The
iirsl pledge, you admit. he has kept ;
The second, also, think hs has kept.
A.-Yes, Of eoarse be has. He has
iiepa il too we'll. IL is the principle Of
The thing that object to. L.sary knsw
we'll enough that bis supporters did not
rant any Sunday Law in theirs. Bat
he enforced it just the same.
H.--How did he know any saeh shingS
fhs two platforms we're signed by such
lnerl ~ J. r. McSaaght, ]. b. Metoalfe,
y. C. Haines, @. Poncin, Julins Born
astn, @. w. Hall, J. J. MsGilvra and
W. II. Taylor. These men asserted
that they we're in favor Of the enforce
meat Of all the laws. and that included
he sandaY Lag. Should Lsary have
.stsd on the suppositien that they we're
lying TO him and 70 the pubiici
A.--No; OF course not.
B.--sow, A., don't you see the posi-
tion in which you find yourself. IL
I,eary has not done what We wanted
hira 10 do, be has certainly done what
NO said we wanted him 10 do. Both yon
aud took part IN the meeting which
aonlinAsed Lsafy, anu, however you
may feel. / for one ress Mt the imputs-
lion that We lied 10 the public when We
adopted cur platform.
A.--Mell. at any rate, there was no
l,se In pushing things to extremes. A
moderate enforcement of Law would
hare been sufficient.
B.-I suppose you refer especially TO
The Sunday lag.
A.--Yas.
B-sWell, let us see II things have
s,eeEl pushed TO extremes. The Sunday
Law has been violated every sunday in
the year. Ihsard you say yourself that
yoa could aud did get drink, when
ever you wanted one. Sunday or any
ether day. The prosecutions for the vi
citations Of tbis Law have numbered not
saote than dozen all told. II that is
not . moderate enforcement Of law, in
The name of the great dead Cesar. what
is itg
A.--Well. confess that / can't call
that extreme. l hadn't thought of il
10 that light.
B.--well, where was Lsary's moon
siattmeyf
AL den't know. / guess he has
stusa by his pledges after all.
h-You any you approve Of his adj
ADMINISTRATION in other respects.
Ayes.
Rand yoa have confidence in Mr..
Ieaa,y as m honest man and a true cit
tlen Of seattle?
A.-You know / have.
H.--And you are going 10 vote for--l
A.--For Lsary. guess III be crank
sayaelfl
H.--I thought 20. You are man Of
500 rood henss 10 BE- carried away By
false cry, absolutely unsupported by
fAeiA
A.--weal. goodbye.