Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-25

dude, milk and vate. Governor said the
oettef class OF people we're IN favor Of
tne Chiaese remaining. ! asa the Gov
efnos oy VIA; standard be is5sss this
reopie- Does be gage them oy the zs
OF 'ne ouzzsrd dollars 10 Remington ;
SAFE. III tell Governor Squire that be
lies irona bis teeth to his hart when be
calls the thieves vho stole e7r timber
ana coal lands the better class Of sur
eitiz7us- There has net even been a
queue on one Of their dirty heads
twisted, AMI ys. Gov. Squire talks OF
quartefing troeps IN our midst. II the
tovernor vAnts TO sIlay pablic opinion
be mus. get an iniuns.ion OF yoa aud
ne- III tell you about this business
IL | sho1ld meet a man xI;h a uusset
standing srC1rd to keep ICY conscience,
| would kiil him II my stssi would reaea
ais heart In sc0ms We had so Chi
namsn- w told them 70 60. We now
have aooat 100, who would go bu. for a
Kaeging corporation, the Tscoma Bank.
which tells them t. s,av.
1he speaker then told hoS be resigned
tue edltorship of he Loigsr because
SeneraI SpraRas and twJ directors of
toe Tacoma Bank Insisted IN debating
Toe policy OF the paper with regard TO
toe Chinese. These two per cent
sharps, who have robbed tue people Of
their coal and timber lands, will learn
70 their sorrow that this IL no riot. but
A revolution IAe Chinese will go on
November lot peaceaoly, If not peace
| aoly they 20 anyhow. II they are not
ALI gone by that time, We will lay the
blame at the doors OF your deputy
saeriris- Laws never enforce tkem-
selves, and Captain Beecher win has
Yacht and hve assistants can't keep
l1,ucu neathens from crossing oEr Dor
dsrs from British Columbia. I'll tell
Governor squire II he Is honest
De will arm his deputies ~itn
Winchester or RsmIn stou rifles,
and make coast guard to keep
the Ceinsmsn out. Mr.. PArtington's
| Effort TO keep back the Atlantic ec-4n
WITH broom, Is ike tue present effort
Of our Government to keep ths Chinese
out. lae pied piper drove the rats oui
OF Ham!Ine, witu ais rife, wy can We
nos piaes GJysra5s 50 aus Ou5 IN the
banks OF tue straits with flute, 10
keep the Chinese from crossing to onr
borders! We are not Bullying As Mr..
heeker says, when We tell him that We
d. not Intend to use vioslsce. We say
the dIrty fellows will fiat otf ON the sur
face OF public Sentiment, anu these peo-
pie so fearful for John Ohinaman have
10 right to Impugn our motives, or 10
shake hands wIta the devil Till they
meet him on the road. From Tacoma
tue 300 Chinese sent $3.50 90 per year
TO China. We have no deputies IN
Tacoma. Tie IN Al who w0aid accspt
suca position would be marked
man.
P. p. GooD
Bling introduced spoke in substance
as follows: | would like to know if |
am Que who does not belong to the 're
spectacle citizens of Washington Terri
tory" l would like to KIN w II Cover
nor squire or Mayor Yesler could get as
large a class of followers as We Lad to-
night. lois gathering proves ole
thing, that public opinion Is the power IN
this country. All N )nopolies are being
compelled to notice public opinion.
When we drive out the Chinese with
this weapon We will continue the strug-
gle against the iron clad aud grinding
monopolies with tbs same weapon, pub
Ito opinion"
JOHN KEASE,
L he next speaker, sdlu tuEt tEb u bEs5t
working meR could stand all the abuse
and vlls ep,thets heaped upon them.
Ii the elevation of the tnasses was trea
son he was willing to be called trai
tor. Same one had said that clubs
were trunps, but be insisted that hearts
wrle truaps, aud wen good honest
hearts were arrayed against clubs they
always conquered. de wanted t.
see this oouptry flee from slavery in
every form. Mr.. keane then introduced
the following resolutions:
Rssoired, lEat Ill return for the greet
ing sent TO Us py the Merchants and
Laborers' Anti Coolie Association of
Portland, We send oar hearty greeting
and God speed IN their efforts to drive
out the Chinese, ana that We Will
heartily co operate with them in taboo
ing all sHch monopoly. pro Chinese pa
pers as the OregoHtdH.
Inc; different delegations we're then
thanked for the par they took 10 the
proceedings, and the meeting adjourn
cd, all feeling well pleased with the
50 ,oess OF The demonstration.