Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-15


say. fun have, hsWeseR, gEeaa in1eF'
aMe9 IN tnfs sMHnpaiNn. Af Ia Of tnfzresl
se yo1 tAas yuu ahall b Espfesarted Il
WazhlnEtou b. aoms one VITO kno9I
y11E uants and desires; b egme o1l
Wha Is sarnasl and faithfuI n h4inNinr
them before the OongEeNs ct tAa Unikaa
States. and can cniy SAY @ ycu that Il
I ahould BE- elaelsd Ia this canvass and
1hould live until 4 bsaomea NJ anty h
60 raureasat gou. that / ahali d % faith
TOO wifhout regard 30 locality or in1iV'
idaaliig." IApplanss.l
4 \. AxnWgs
Was inirodnssd e. ona of the saelVs d
1854. he said
Il is with pleasure that appaar 10
night before ny fsll5W -citizsns 10 IN.
dorse The nominaiion Of OhaFles d
Bradshaw as TIE Rspahlican standard
bearer. Fwas q dalaRAts 10 the eonvaB
ton whish nominated him. havl
knoua Chariey Bradshau . year,. anf
have bssu with him under many err
samsfances and eonditious. and always
fonnd him sKied and tFuas / haVI
served vita him In the halls " tegialA
Ei0n; ne we're 1smbeFs af the OoHsf1ta
tional OonEentioR tonsthsF; knew hiu
e. ProsaaatinQ AttoFnay q thi8 distrtal
a1d have known him aa an individual
and I masa SAY that aafinQ ell my 80
quainaanaa with him Ne has Impressed
ne Is man of Ronuiue integrity, Wor.
thy the trust AMI canfasncs Of his Eel
lou- -oilixsna He 10 q plain. blunt, iargl
h..~A.a - 4. "a -, ...s.,k.e - - Id
ed one Of natures moblamen. ] most
heartily indeEss bis nominalion, and
belisVa there d somethinE 10 that nom
inaiiOn which points Nth certainty -
an election.
I am a Republican bsoanss ths Re
pnbliean party Is the party OF progreaE
and pFinsipleA 90 it msn srs as moth
inR, and principles eEeFything. am
not that kind Of q Rspubliean
Who baliaves that al tha wiEtus
and patriotism ia In the Rspahliaan
pzrty and ell tue Fasaalily ID TIE Demo
cratic party. 1 know lots of whole
soulsd men Who vote the Demoeratio
ticket. and I know sona hltie-souled
uen whose only virtue Il that they vote
the Rspablioan tickst. bnt this is sxaep-
tional. Let us Rspuhlioans, and -
many DemooFaiB as have the best inter
ests Of the TsrritoEy 81 haaFt. decide
tonight 20 vote fer Bradshaw" Tue
speaker read the Dolph bill With the
amendments, and explained how we
l0st By YooFhees refnsinR 70 accept i
and dsmanding the whole loaf oF nona.
Had that bill passed the House, two
and q half milli8n aareg Of pablo land
nov uronQfully held by the Northern
Paoiha wonId have been restored 30 the
pubic domain. II Voorhees, h elsoied.
e viii Be claimed II th House thaA se
Of thia Territory oppose forfeiture and
favor the Morrison tariff bill, Demo
cratic measure now before OonEre1s
providing for ths removal Of the pro
sectiau nov adofded American lumbag,
eoaI and w00l. All who favor the sd
mission Of Washington into the uniOn
sheald v0ts for Bradshaw.
Ths speaker paid q glowing tribute -
this grand old Rspubiio. Where The
starry naQ affords protection ana lib
arty 10 n, and exclaimed: II love thia
Republic becanas I 1--we liberty, and
shall ever be found kneeling e. her
shrine.n
After an amusing story related By
Judge Lewis. and music By The band,
O. h. HANFoRD
Spoke. He said the nomination Of Nc.
Bradshaw vas ansxpeotsd, bat On Fe-
heotion quits natural. For eight years
the nomination had gone east Of the
mountains. and We OF the west side con
sidered Il our turn this year. The east
conceded this ts az. 50 that locally the
pail Was greatly IN Mr. BradshaW'a
favor. Farther than this, the i've great
popul0us counties on this side were CD
posing cash other they both contained
many men able and willing 10 represent
us In Congress, but thsy could not anite,
on the same principle that water and oil
viii not mix. Mr. Bradshaw was she
man Of the northern
and all could agree upon him.
They did 90, and be Wa8 nsminated.
he Is pioneer, thirty two yeafa IN the
Territory, and at the same Tins one Of
the common people. He hes labofsd IN
the forest with his axe and On the farm
With his ploW, and daring bis whole life
has never felt himself above the work
Ing people, bat b 9 ever been in aympa-
thy and in aeoofd with them, and there
are thousands 81 bis neighbors and
friends regardless Of party Who desire
to see him an the highest plaes il the
gift Of the people OF the Territory.
II We consider car beat interests Ne
will uphold the Republican standard 10
this campaign. In ths East Il is rsoag-
nized that re have q good Republloan
naiority % this Territory, aud ti ia The
Republioan party that viii admit na II
ws are admitted. It is party Of pFin-
siplos; then let a. uphold our principles
BFadsha9 is able 70 do more for ns than
voorhees,. He h q practical, common
sense man, and when be goes 70 Con
gress be viii 20 70 do s0methinQ for us.
Voorhees, want tharo on the forfeiture
Issue, and being visionary, has defeated
fnffsiture. Uolph'B bill. with Van
Wyok'a and Beok's amendments, would
have released the lands in King County
from TIE graspinR monopoly, as veil 90
millions 81 acres 10 othsF parts of this
Territory and Oregon. havo ffiead
Who nays: sIt'a 9 cold day when James
Hamilton Lewis oannot make q speech
fer himsalf.s That is the var vita
Charley voorhees,. Instead Of seourina
forfeiture uhen be ooald have dons %.
Er U1Mt80t14 10 ottt4ANAAAAt ~ sAMI
tina ts make speeches for Oharley VooF.
hesa. We, the people, elected Voorhees,
beeauae be vas the son of his father, q
Unitsd States Senator; but lst ne ash
when cur Admission bill cane up. WhaFs
vas ssnator Dan Voafhssa. of fndlanai
DodRinG the iasae by bsinR abssatg
The speaker related hos be had sp-
plied 20 Voorhees, % haEs q mail roate
established overland from Seattle 70
snohomish City 70 sapDiy The farmers
and pionesFs AlonG the route with mail
facilities, and hou she voaBq man de-
eiarod he could net edEooate Gaeh Q
great expsndituFs Of The 00vernmsnt'a
money 70 serve . few psepls away suf 10
the wooda. VooFhsas b dFeamef, and
fall Of viaians; Bradshaw h q prantioal
business nan, and Il you elect him,
Couoregs will exsns8 the absence 81
Ohas. 8. voorheos. ths ei0suiiosigl.
pA. MExoa
Wa inaroduosd. He said II am not
lsss 20 make z speech / am here as
a old fFisad and neiehbor of year
standard bsassF. IhaRo beoa inilmats.
II assoeiaaad wIth him fag - pears and
( an here ts Do shat iltls 1 can Tor
hin. For % years I haze fonghs eIt1ef
sids - siaa o. face % faoe with hin. in
ne primaFiea, bat uhsthaf vi1tof Or
vanquished Ia the axifmishsa. - VS.
alwAys fcund In the frsn4 rank o the
daat, b4ttiimE FOR Ne snccess os ine