Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26
THE REPUBLICAN RALLY.
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PaEsaant 20 nofioe pnbiiaAod Ia the
daily papers that soma sf the eandi-
dafes fer county 0fasss 80 fhs Rsplo-
linan tishsi would address their fsllou
siiissns Of NE city - ths 0psrA H0uss,
las sssninR, large audisaos aaasm-
bed.
T. B. Andzswu called the meeting 10
order. and, 70 hia surprise, Waa elected
chairman. Tbs arst speaker inirodussd
vas ". d. wood. ths RspablieaA oandi-
date fos Prostate JudRs. who spoks for
fully an hour IN his plaia. siEaiaioFuasa
manner. He sAid "a afforded him pleas
ure 70 nassa She psopls - the expunsnt
Of shs Repuhlinan paEey. and Rapahli.
can pEinclples as enanaiatsd by ihs Ter
Kitolial Rspnhsiean platform. which
resolves In favor Of shs adnislion Of
Washington Territory into the Union;
forfeiture Of all uneaKned land REAnta
% Eallroadai equality of taxaiion, and
repeal Of the grass earnlngs tax Law;
pEotscting the labaFinR class By de-
SANDING fhst tbey b. not compelled
30 a0mpsts with Gerf and oontFaet la
Dor Of foreign lands; pF0tsotion Of The
lives Of the men Who toll 10 the minos;
and d favor Of ell the great moral re-
forms. inelndina the loeal option laV.
Thess are q few Of The questions the
h publican party haa ohampi0nad.
Judge Wood then atatad that he would
eanans himaalf 10 ooaniy politics. He
started In a. the head Of shs ooan-
" tioket, and had q good word
70 aay for every candidate except him.
self, and thai waa NOT necessary. as be
is teo veil and favorably known 70 need
any praise from himself or Anybody
else. Judge Wood then took 40 tke
arRumenis pul foFth against Sheriff
McGfaw By RochsstoR, BuigeF, Weqa-
Ger, alias WeFneF, and after showing
he's Eidiomioua and fAlns they were, in-
serted pin into them and tbey diaap
paaged Ia shin air. heard Louis r.
Kidd boasln that Il cost McGraw 500
20 Get rid of the Chiaess, and did nOi
oosl him q cent.~ Iudaa Wood then
sxplained shat under TIE instruailons
and advioa of Praseoatine Attorney
Ronald, Who Was tha lawful legal cd
wiser Of The HheFin aud ell oounty OH
oess. Mr.. MoGFaw brought Buah and |
Mullen from San Francisco BY wAy OF |
the Sound. After Rttsmptina 30 Rsa the
prisoners on q collier direct for Seattle /
and falling, the Sheriff took legal I'D |
Viee IL San Francisco, and uas inform
ed that be could bring them By way OF |
Viotofia without moleatation that on |
bis arrival at Victoria be guarded hia /
prisoners Ia the after part of the ship
till ave minutes before sailing time, /
when j. q. HAineg, accompanied By tho /
High Sheriff Of Victoria and tw0 police |
mon, came on board, aud with q writ Of /
hdbeas corpus demanded Sheriff McGfaw /
and bis prisoners that the Sheriff dis
regarded the writ. declaring that II she
men ever got out of his possession they /
would be taken out hg foFce that dur.
ing thia discussion, and after q writ for /
contempt Of court had been gotten uut /
against him ,ona Of the prisoners slipped /
out and got on shore; that Mc9Faw eifer-
ed any officer In VtotoFia 1000 70 arrest /
him; that be took the one 10 his custody /
before The Jadge, Who ordered hia re-
lease, as we'll aa the release Of tho one Il
sho vas absent. Tue speaker might /
have gone on and stated that Mr.. No
9raw, after the men were taken frsm
him by the British authorities, spent /
nearly $1,000 In attempting 20 appFa-
bend and bring those men % justice.
w. w. Newlln was next introduced,
and suTprised his old aequaintances and
friends BY bis eloquenee and earnest
ness. He made . ringing Republican /
speeoh. He detailed the achievements
of the Republican party during the
lWenty-fouF years u vas IN power, and /
declared that under the wiae administEa-
lFation Of that party II had placed this
Nation foremost among the nat10na Of
lhe earth. He declared that the hepub
loan party was The peoples party; that
Ifs Representatives. from Lincoln down
10 Garfeld. we're all sone Of toll. Il
foana the Nation IN = bankrupt stats.
With 90 assessed valuation, including
slavsa. Of only Ga loo, 600 200. and IN
twenty years carried thFeugh one Of the
most expersive and bloody wars for the
Abolitian of slavery, and 20 managed
lie finances aB TO pay Q large part Of
ne national debt, and increased the
valuation 10 "a 600 000. 900. not inelud-
me slaves. 1he Democratic party op-
posed she var, opposed tho emanoipa /
lion proelamation, che issaanoe of green
backs, she payment Of the national debt.
Dppoaed the thirteenth, soaFtsenth and
lfleenfh amendments, and disposed free 1
suffrage in the 90uth. This q the his. /
l@Fy Of the Democratic party In the Il
pass. wha, are ia promised foF ths
futuRef They aoo1agd The Hspublican i
...~sw - .n-s.,..tls..,. H. s.s.1,9,aoa 49,
money and found u correct 10 q cent
Manning refusing 10 pay The naiional
ashti Garland going sAFo0gh the
courts dneondAns Ia o tsiepheae
solemn oontEasts, and dosiroyinQ enc Of
the moat enis FpFiainR sad upright
lFisbmap that ever livsd--John Roach,
and IN 30 doing thFoWing thousands
81 skilled laboFeEs and artisans 0ut Of
smploymenl, and Villas. % keep paee
With tae eivil Ssryios FefnFm. appoint
inG hoo nee poglmastefs 10 one month,
and withholdinQ from stsamnhip own
era money Appropriated 10 enooufaQe
the ahipmsAt of AmeFiaan pFodnoo 10 /
American bottoms. and having cur
mails carried on foreign veaseis. Then
there is Mr.. Bayard. TIE Secretary Of /
State, Wbo upholds oaF hsa ~ allowing |
. foFeizn country 20 ssizs oar fishing /
vsassls 0n The hiGh ssaA When a.
American has been arrested In Mexioo |
for alleged oHenao8 Committed on /
American soil. he sends as envoy extra |
ordinary and minister plenip0lentiaFy I
q dFunken eot. Who. daring . dahaneh /
IN q house of pFUstituiloa. lanGhea af /
FlhAl4 indignities b oaF e0antEy and
oar hag. TheFe wag ncthing hke this /
under Rapablioan ruis. Ths FiRht - /
est an honeat ballot and have q |
honestly counted b denied ~ b. the /
Demo1Fatio party. With its aulid Soath i
and i53 electoral votes eoaHlsd /
a advances af an election. /
Ia Is71 % fsuF counties in /
Aiahama and Miaaiaippi thsre we're
loe73 Rapabliean Votss oass 10 1915
thsRe were 100 kepublie4n votes oasl
- aTeas haa h1nn fhe faf5gni4afi0n anf /