Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-11

NJ any otht ~ OF EAeu1. tne1 WeEs %
She Sherif once. and in locking svsE
the AheKia's roll Of hon0r, or iist Of jail
birds, and there found the names Of
Rochester. Kidd. Wm. Mnrphys MeAil-
lin, ChaA WebbeK and ot3ers Of that
iik, nss leaders in The egisaioF's cause,
and Maxphy their eandidats for Chtef
Of Polioa. Weober was arrested for q
crime, tried, snd the iury failed 30
aRres. and e the next term Of oourt be
plead guilty, and served his ssutenoa-
He getaFned 20 Seattle. and was eIseted
delegate 20 the aeitRtoF's convention.
bnt fearing his reputation wOaid Be IN
iuFed by sueh association, Be IL said 10
bic credit, be resigned and refused 10
serve. Do y0a believe these jail birds
ara In favor Of enfsEoing the lawf This
infamoas spirit Of socialism muat BE-
crushed eat, and il can be sifsctually
done by eleeting such msa as Dannys
HanfoFd aud soost.
L B. ANDKEWB AND I. /. wr1OoxHN
Both made stirring loyal speeches. bnt
lack Of space prealudss even synopsis
Of their remarks.
v. 4. WHITE
Was loudly aDpiaudsd e. be stepped
upnn the platform. He said: During
the past ten months ! have heard .
great deal about laboring men, and have
been told that in the saeFed preclnots Of
the laboFinR men no lawyer need apply.
am laboring man. Ny father was
born on q farm in PennsylvAnla, mar
Fiod young and vent 10 West Virginia
and worked IS common carpenter.
BE saved bis money and 0oughe he0r
ing mill and built ap bic bnsiness. but
destructive IRE came along and swept
away his entire possessions. He re-
solved 70 pay his debts, and vent 70
work 0hinRling houses. ! vas then
twelve years old. and worked vita
him at the trade until tha war broke
out. ! vas than boy nineteen years
old, and enlisted In the Unisn army. A.
the close Of the var came ont Of the
ranka without Q dollar and settled In
Northern Ohio. ! found the town
where / stopped wanted Q Sidewalk
built. and / took . contract and built
ahe walk. worked and studied uRtii
admitted 10 the bar. Fiftean years ago
| took my savings, 5000, and my
Law books and started for Seattle,
town Of 1900 inhabitants, to caet my
lot with yeu. Ny principles ara. hFats
LOYALTY to the United States; second,
loyalty to Washington Territory, and
third, loyalty 30 Seattle. when came
here this toWn vas designated as the
terminus Of the Northern Pacific Rail
road, but after a time q band Of thieves
askempsed 20 stranRle the town By To-
eating the terminus on Oommenooment
bay, The loyal citizens OF this little
All - s-s.ak.eas a.fuak mnA a.
teRmiuea not 10 have their town
orushed ont by syndicate Of thieves,
called q meeting 90 YesIar'e Hall and re-
solved 10 build q railroad Of their own.
I hold In my hand the Foll Of honor.
list CONTAINING the names OF the people
Who subscribed msney, lands and labor
toward that noble enterprise. Do the
names Of Kidd, MoMillan, Ooohrsne,
Mrs Kenworthy, WegeneF. or any Of the
arch aQitat0rs appear upon that roll Of
honor2 mol Bat there find the names
Of A. A. Denny (applause), II. l.. Yes
Ter, Orange Jacobs, James MoNaughf,
A. Maoktntosh, q. II. HARf0rd and the
whole Hanford family, and many other
loyal, tried and tFus citizens. These
people took their picks and shovels and
worked on the road, as we'll
as snbsoribed for its oonstruc
tion. am told that my old friend
Beriah Brown il presiding over the aRi.
tatoF's meeting tonight. II is the old
story of hog returning 20 bis waiiow.
The old man always was tainted with
disloyaIty, and it looks ~ thoagh be
never will get over Il, Il is quite fitting
that he should preside over such gath
erinQ, have been oat working on my
farm, aad have the weeds all cleaned
out. On my way 10 town l passed Bill
Coohrane's farm and the weeds we're ~
high as she fence. The trouble with
Bill Is that be has bsa in bis ear. de
wants to be Sheriff, but he will never
get there. He is great fighter, bat
when there is any fighting going on be
makes himself scarce, Just as be did
February 9tb, when he went 70
Tacoma. Nov fer business. When you
90 20 the polls and vote the ticket pat
up by MeRener. KenWoFthy, Kidd and
Others Of that iik, y0a are voting dol
lars cut Of your pockets. Before next
fall the railroad will be acr0ss the
mountains, and capital will be seeking
& point 70 baild mllls, grain elevators,
and other manufacturing establish.
ments. We want them here. Is will
help business. II We can get them, every
snan Who sells goods, wares merchan-
disc, cigars, beer, whisky. tobacco,
ahoes, furniture, and every hotel keep
e. and person sngaRed IN any line Of
business will make plenty OF money,
hut nv fellow citizens, capital is timid,
and capitalists will never invest
their money where the Constitution OF
the United States is disregarded, and
tue people endorse their open violation.
While IN Tacoma I read m the Posi-
INrErHTaKNoER of the huxzss at the Pa
vilion when James II. Woolery, through
patriotic motives, seconded the n0mina-
tion Of Colonel Scott for Chief OF Po-
lice. And Il made my heart Riad. All
honor 70 Jim Woolery for his manly
course. What do these aRitatofs pro-
pose TO DOR They ask you 20 support .
nan for Chief Who disre9arded his oath
and star Of Office, and opened the doors
when q riot vas started, TO let the riot
sra eater the houses Of peaceable resi-
dants Of this city. There Is only one
correct lire Of policy. and that is loyal
tv 10 the flag and loyalty 70 the Consti-
tation and laws Of your oountry.
Capital is afraid Of disloyAlty. and DO
YOU think capital u going 20 unlock
itself here when il is wired over the
eoantFy that Mn. KsnWoTshy. Kidd,
MeMillan and WeReneF have won the
dayf Elw0od Evans told me that
Petsrson resigned from West Point BE-
oause q oolored hey Who hsd served bis
country well vas admitted 20 that in
stituti0n. I don't think be Will hurt tho
Gsvernmsni much. even With Ms
KsnWagthy 10 help aim
The peace, happiness and prosperity
OF this city depends on enfrusttnR ~
municipal Affairs 70 The hands OF tfied
ara tens man who have always stood by