The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-29

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a@e foa giving ~ Eyw.~ ss5d 4 ~Tan knox
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fszssasiy a Newcastle, and bsx..rs there arr
Fsfy f<u Amals~s IN that nsaxhbovbp<~d.
and fbtsz are not likely 70 crzsfe trouble
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dsPsssy Zoe stsi- sspexiai teneef, and II his
seystr-s usfe required & would he rnfh<r
sIsronv<usraf tassrx 10 uaik tuensy car
niiex esrh sag ss9st him know. Well
fsnnan. We had e,sse xnns in sh~ ofbee
hs.re. AID ~ wanted - xss Que Of them.
~ drp4fsxed him - that be
e,9rLb xK1 4 CIV.
Tnar's i. - Il. says r. -SaHpose now
th&' yga d~pusirr nag and ID rar have
ikea-- -oa. aa.~ hr ssys. -.ssa uaaIdny
a.. Jon kssow yess ere Drpafy As~essx. I"
u An nnf." says L II want ysu and
everybody efsr 10 understand thai have
dstsr al the sexsnwinx viii eres do foF
Jim GUTTER Ne. ssf. do nos lssis~se 10
L. x.f
order acrepfa the prrsmbie. one portion Of
which states that the mesnfcrs OF that
order believe In equal par for egsiAi work
Then. = sson - shs people eicets him 10
an of11t>e where IL becomes pscess&ry for
him 10 hire . few derufies he fo~xxxr N
ths arraaeeinenf. aud whea you ssarf to
work undrr him hs s1drxssrs You fla ssme-
thing Ike the following terns: Wei. Mr..
- and % 10 10y deputy In . ereta.8 p ace.
and Fay him three dollars rrr tay. An
other gentleman il my dSpssy In another
place. sad pay hIm 81 per asy. hos
s-efps thst you hare little more fn5u-
enee than either Of these pAffssa l will
give ysn sz-sa' ARR you puzzle ysur
bsains little arer this Inconsistency ysu
~ and book the law mp on tbs sabiect
Then, The ,as says. 7 win give You 81
ted y0i. II makes . man baxia 10 think
4 IL equal pay vita seaxs aace. bah
People zsf mp on that principle w.iid
Eieksn mule. Either ie< ~ be X. Of L.
Ard as,s according 10 the principles they
1t Is hardly worth oar whise to play
THE sxiyEEixs ayroe RITE
The few ycsrs Of our iiyrs foe the sake Of
frw personai advantages and po~sibls the
pleasure of having Our frienfs AMI arquAln-
tauesa referring With satisfaction III the
fas,t that NO afe cosneesre with. this, that,
ar The other order when we are perfectly
= n. - -
tempt 10 practice the professions tha; we
mnkc. About this time the sheriff got ON
his ear and let IA know that We would be
doing him favor by attending 20 cur own
busfueysl Mr.. Gordon, the sheriff and my
self bad some further conversation outside
which IL IL unnecessary 10 RELATE here The
upshot u the interview vas that the sheriff
would not dcyufixe me and ~ was mot
ambitious 10 be his deputy then or now,
the chances are that nay
pRosrErrs or KvEE sgrrfxs THAT srs
Are very limited Possibly nv chances
would have been better had / been along
with the ~r"wd he was ginning mp when
There has more unlikiief things happcned
than that the setting up the beer 10 the boys
on that particular ocf aston might create
quite boon I'm his favor. 1 tell you Sher-
liz there Is nothing like being good 10 your
friends. | see BY the paper today that the
PusT-ISTKLLisExrgs boys keel-hnule<k you
Ia great style af the trial yesterday. It's
too lad that the sheriff cannot arrest any
bsly he ants too. But CONSOLE yourself
the best Of mea have the worst OF luck.
How would 1t he for you to begin To fuihl
so4ne Of The pledges yoi were elected upon.
for instance that one In relation TO Kidding
the country Of the Chinese why man II
yosi wouid call q mass meeting IN the city
aud set up few kegs Of beer to the bays
then spring the Chinese question ON them
In short time that ginning mp fhe crowd
policy would be recognisrd rs the brain
Product Of a great statesman felt quite
refreshed after reading fny friend Wills
demands upon the ofcsun Improvement
Company When the company feels like
granting him all he wants. ! demand thai
they break the good news to the union Al
least two hours before they officially notify
the knights Of Labor of their saecess. 50
that W. will have time to get our trunks
packed aud hauled down To the depot God
knows u was had enough when they ruled
over rs ssfsrc. hardly Ike the idea Of pic
turing w1lat II would be DOW. In regard 10
Mr. Quiitcrs statement that he Is master
workman Of District Assembly No lis.
admit that he Is; but then, when he asserts
thai this man Terrafc " rs never suspended
he touches GU q subj ret of WHICH he knows
very little. for the simple rvason that Local
Assembly xE6 IN not now and has
not for nearly three months been CON
nectcd with the district be 10 supposed
TO represent. again say that the member
il suspended and thai too BY the parties
tina, can not only suspend him. but enforce
their decision. Had NJ. Qnilicr and other
political as,.lranfs In seattle taken the
same gentieinally stand On that question
~ that taken by exAayor Mann. of Ia
ccma. these few men would not have been
running all over the country misrcpre>cn,-
ing the order 81 Knights of Labor today.
II ever this assembly does q legal business
again. IL wiii he a.fer these Parties signify
their Willingness 10 comply with the sent.
enes passed upon them. fhen sud not
TIL thea will Mr.. Hughe-. the master
workman. consent 10 take bis place sad
continue these meetings. He has got
enough of mea NJ his back t. see him
through, no matter II the members Of other
assemblies da persist In making matters
worse under The impression that they are
helping those people out. We may Dui
know a grcat deal about the techaleslifies
Of the Law. has tell ysH we know how TO
suspend refractory mefnaers even II they
arc
RAsKEp ar Er PROFESSIONALS
From tile city. There Is M labor trouble
exssfiug batwecE the Oregon Improvement
company and their employees. the manage
inent have never refused to treat with the
work committee appointed In January last
TO serve for period Of six months. This,
tnoBe other committee only represents .
small minority of the miners here; The
reason the committee that 10 aeting AZ
present does not suit few of the mea
here. ~ because the management and the
committee have been able 10 arrange mat
tiers al1,icsbly SOME of the people here
mus, have little excitement, Thanking
you for rest fsyofs. ysar respectfully.
WILLIAM FESMAS.
pcS'r WANT rRornqrfey.
To ruS Eprroa: sincc nay nasne was
published In the list VI msrnisers aud sym.