The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-10


Known - the Washington street gang,
high hand OF late I felt more interest IN
securing . suitable man for chief Of police
than I did over my own election. and ]
again thank you for this kindly expression
81 your sentiments"
MAYOR MINOR
Was next called, and declared he was the
hsppicst man In seattle. happy because he
was 10 be relieved Of the responsibilities Of
very responsible and trying position, and
happy because the reins Of power were Ia
be taken from his hands by a man whom
he has learned from experience and ssso-
citation 10 know has the very best interests
Of the Queen city 81 heart The Mayor
continued: This election has q sieniH.
canoe, not to the people OF Seattle alone,
but 10 the hundreds and thousands who
are locking this way Tor place TO settle
down and buiid themselves homes In our
midst. I feel assured that the result Of
this election means that the prosperity Of
the past year viii be continued through
the year 10 come. know Mr.. Moran, aud
knsw that he will perform the duties In
yeiying upon him In an earnest. eonsci.n-
tious and proper manner for the promo,
ton Of The best interests of this glorious
city. | believe In evolution, and will
prove II. would gladly present Mr..
Moran with this plug hat. but 1t won't Of
him
Turning 10 Mr.. Moran Mayor Minor
placed his plug hat on bis head. bu, Il
would hardly cover the top OF the Uranium
II tho mayor elect This created grea; APP
planse Mayor Miner then thanked The
audience and retired.
s.H PILES,
City Attorney, came forward In response
to continued calls. He said; "The ciii
xons Of seattle ought 20 congratulate them
selves on the choice they have made foI
mayor, chief Of police and councilmcn.
They have placed a self-made rnan AZ the
head OF this self-made city. like Seattle,
and feel proud OF this days work. ! am
oyerioyed. and thank y on for what you
have done for me. Some who were OPP
posed said might be swaycd from my
path of duty by the influence of the whisky
ring, and to all who entertained such al
idea. now give public notice that the,
viii be happily disappointed. II would b
the basest ingratitndc II I should hefray
the great confidence and trust that ths
good people Of seattle have imposed IN
nae, and ] am no migrate. shall dis
charge my duties faithful iy, fcariessly ans
i to the very best OF my ability.
JAMES HAMILTON LEWIS.
/ Who was In the audience was called II,
! said that was not bis celebration. that b.
I had worked all DAY for Mr. Piles, but tina
II - Haf M I'm. A. Lob
/ Collins. and had underworld to pay II b.
voting for that gentleman. He said he fci
I IN that meeting. Ike the fellow who has
( been lifted. aud had gone 10 the stable &
hang himself. and was cut down by hi
father before life WAS extinct. When Gu
down he said: '.oh, father. why did yo'
not ict me stone, wanted 90 so 10 heavel
I 80 bad The cid man. who was Disguised
exclaimed you'd hook like he'll. goin
1 10 heaven with old SAILS blind bride GU"
lie then asked all 10 accept the result a
final, and urged that al keep the best intel
/ ests OF the city above every other consider
! alton.
RICHARD OSBORN
Was loudly called for. He said. Il n
Ioice with yon tonight over yeur day
success, but above all because the hait
/ worker has eome cut ahead of the jaw
worker | csms TO Seattle six years ags
/ and among the first business ! had was ID
collection Of a s3s bill for Bob Moran
when went To pay the bill found NJ
Moran down In his little shop, with HI
! sleeves rolled ap aud his face ard hand
covered with the CRIME and dust OF homes
toll He is row at the head Of one OF q
most prosperous manufacturing esie
pris.s In the city That shows What indni
try win do. workingmen. take eouras
from the example Robert Moran has sc
aud don't believe what kid gloved irral
rogues may say when they are eadeavo
lng 10 induce you 10 work for Tier ew
selfish ends. I.abcTing men, there Is 81
rions future for you hore hereafter "
viii all keep cur heads cool aud eur hear
( right, aud not allow lot of lazy, sehcnin
dishonest. hlstsn, demagogues, who hss
no real Interest in our aidsi ha, rlende
10 lead US astray THANK yoe. iApplsnse
COLONEL !. q sklNKs
.ppears4 after repeated calls and mad
x.,me ringing remarks As follows ''Ta
enthusiastic meeting Of tonight remind
me very farclbly oi another u nsilsr asser
hiage thrce wars ago wkeu Ne placed I
the head ~ oar city government the graz
halr.,i ratrisrch os seattle. Henry l. We
Ter. Then [. was n victory ever tnr es
tFSene Of restraint. Nov II i sicses
over the extreme ~ license. This sleetsg
shs,,ss sAas the people 81 Ssassle. while III
,s-si i, al things. arr Law loving and Law
abiding and WI have the LAW suprena'
m, sass that a chief Of police IL supis,rse
far reelection b. the criminal classes an
the pensioners Of crime - enoase !"
sufs his retirement into private Ate. fe
have special caase io feel grsfihed - sot
sbri,.. sor rcavas. Rol-eTt Moran i en-
rhatlcalsy aud thoroughly man q q
s.sot,ssa Ne i trtsf wcSsinEuss
He Il 40 walking delegate tHg sincef'
hau,,>;. true hearted y sEy worker. II
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