The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-07

seEsed By Mrs. Merrswssshss va
IL Not PssnSsaed 70 rtsish Hes
speech.
~ fn~Is. June s-At precisely i0z2
.,,~,rct =. m. Chairman white stepped up
Il ~ dSsk. sssd, after io9kinx for . mo
r~na err~ tie saKss OF human beings
s~fket IN fbs hall. banged the desk with
fhe Aid diver gagci whieh wss presented
n TIE convention yesterday. and said.
eth, convention viii come 10 order. Take
you. STAT. - rapidly ~ peesibie- The con
WESTON will now h. Opened riih payer b.
Rev. !. r. Greene 81 Nisssuri.
oPgssxs Fzkrgr-
Rev. Mr. Greene addressed the throne OF
sspn. M Lgrd. Thea who hast been our
Avsffxng place In all generations Thou
had lean the God and Ar the God Of all
nsfion. Tisaa hsst appotntss The Bounds
Cs.i 3. tf,ls nation, the fs.d Of or fathers.
spd Ne thu children this morning enter
into ths inheritance II bis ssings taaf Thosi
ADJ b<-Sfov nt4yss them. We come this
morning 10 ask tag blessing upsn this as
srnbly. upon these nses, sho have ce.ae
great republic. who have come Oh this iis-
gsortant occssion. ssnf b. Their people.
oh fssya do Th0u bIess Them IN this a*se1n-
bly, this morning Amen.
rxxxASEsT osoaxIzArros ErrxtTEo.
Tn. ~1n,ezf having been SETTLED 10 refer
ence 10 Dakota. George D. Acsulre wa.
appointed on the COMMITTEES on rer;Ianens
orxsn!zafion. from Dak0fa. and w. X.
gferle On resolutions and platform.
SIe,af. Delaney and Garrett Sere ADMIT
81 - delegates from Dakota.
The report Of the committee on permn-
nenf organization and order OF bisiness.
Mr. rassIdsv. az Penusyivsnia Il am In
sfruetssi By the committee 10 report that
they have unanimously agreed upon Gen
crnf Patrick A. Collins. OF Hasaae kusetts.
for permanent chairman. thcefst
Aiisr the cheers Nhlfh came with this
announcements suhsisef. the secretary Rad
the lists Of vice presidents, and represenia-
tlvcs from each state, 10 notify the noml-
nee. Of The result. The report declared that
the order Of business Of the last National
Democratic Convention. shall obtain. and
the rules II said convention. with mod
slrafiau. viz. that no State shall change lis
vote for president " vice president, until
the call VI States has been completed. Your
committee further fccofn sneiids that the
recording secretary. reading clerks. official
slerographsfs and serReunts 81 arms at the
Temporary organization, hold their retpce-
Ave Offices under the permanent ofeaDi-
faiion. The report wHs unanimously
adopted.
cksirmau--TAe chair win appoin; w. G.
Barnnn,, of Connecticut, Roswell +. Flow
or, of Ses York. Hon. JOAN D'pay. Ut Mis-.
soust. n eo1amitiee to tsenft Hon. Patrick
Collins 10 the chair. Tais produced up
raarous applause Ia she convention. which
Vas long continued. The gentlemen sp-
peiutr1 20 eecsft collins Ia the chair pro-
eeesied to bis neat and brought bttH fos.
ward. when Collins had mounted the
platform he was greeted by snake of
hands hy Mr., White. Temporary chairman.
after which the latter said,
.teniiemen III thc convention Thank
ting yoa for the favor which yon have ac
corded me. and for the great confederation
which has been Extended to me during the
time hays presided over your deiibera
tons ~ temporary presiding oifice. | take
pleasure in Introducing 10 yOu the prrtna-
ucui presiding officer, Hon. Patrick A. Col
Inns. If Massachusetts.
This announcement was the occasion Of
An ouihurst Of applause. when order had
bcsn ma asuialiy restored, Nj. Collins be-
gan his remarks.
SPEECH ny cHAisnkS coLLfSs.
lie spoke eioauenily. tie said that the
ohslrniEnstip Of the convention, pest 50
often filled by the foremost men Of the
party. was appreciated by him rs q great
marx Of distinction. The young Iaeu OF
tho nation, he said, had heard more in
their time Of The clash Of arms aud the
TIRES Of war than 81 the principles of
government. 10 II wns no wonder that the
quesfIun IL asked and scarcely answered.
What difference II there he,wecn the two
pnriiesf The speaker replied la the query
with summary Of the political creed Of
Thomas Jefferson. the apostle OF Dcmoe-
raey To this General Collins added the
golden economy rule that no more faxes
should be- levied ON the people In any way
than Is nccesSary 10 meet the honest ex-
peusc Of government. True 10 these prsn.
cipiee TIE Democratic party had fought
successfully our foreign wars. protected
our citigens In every cline. compelled the
respect Of all nations for our tag, added
domain 10 our Tertiary aud Insured peace.
prosperity aud happiness % all The people.
False Ia these rFihripisx, the Erca, Federal,
WhiE and knuwnothlng PARTIES went
down, never 60 rise again. aDd where tn
day were the representatives of the party
thai hat suFs lived all the nihsrs. united
triunphant, the inyineibic Democracy,
pr,t arsi % strike down forever the last
Surviving ioe Ia Aosemhcr.
rms eoGsrRY AN ASYLUM.
"Th,s country hes i,cra the asylum Tor
all good men ir,sm all over the eagta. who
ace fyom want and oppression and more
IN lecems Amssic ans, hat We invite aud
welcome onl, friends IA this grpsad and
hrge men to The rspNtlic. our insiltu-
tons cannot change % meet the hostile
wishts nor be "a much As sensible snodi
Fed ave by tire vote aud dcilberatiye
action ~ the population. in accordance
WITH the constitution oF laws 81 the land.
and the man il nng = true American. whc,
knowing what we arc, viii By word or
action .xfcdmrnt or through any way
Try to weaken the foundation ~ this
spicudd political structure, the rcpablic
u TIE United slat.s,"
rus ADMINISTRATIONS srLostrEn
tseuerai Collins warmly and at Length
euicg zrd tie administration II President
cirse and ~ having trieinphautls Justified
his siertiCn. The Democracy now stussl
On the edge of saothcs aud perhaps greater
contest With relation 20 the electors na,
held before for generation, They are uo
iougey the critics lus the criticized They
were cssairuns,a by Willy, unsesurulons
Hud desperate f,e There would he po
blot On the reecri mat wotid not be mas.
uifesi, us circumstance not tortured Rasi
mls4cprssenied. no disappointment ne,
exaggerated Into revolt. nj class er creed
tina, assnid N: he sought - ingiane ~
paSsian not attempted - rouse, no fraud
tina, would net he uiliiaEiy pcrpstya;esi
hat the appeal ~ the Democratic raris =
not 60 The passions or Ia pfN}utiee. = rlass
or 20 saetsssn ~ rare or crVcti, hui 10 -euail
ronalaaa sense, the Interests, TIE intciii
guncc and yatiiat!su ~ The AntGgieRR PEG
pic Uppn their Sfsiassts n cxfsi fus the past
four wears snst uisn their earnest ctforts
Yet infempigte ~ tvsiuee and egusitsg
TAXATION, the Dstaos rats enter the cam aSS
tlonsfAf & sltns cisssel by appealing q
the taisie3ie iufsisisSs nj eti;Etus vic
foaF wars 40 fsrseox tier old allegiance
and who ssnre that tisae have nahiy sns
tsinvd nc administration. o. n.sscyat~i
that - IL a faGsl eFFsT IL weaken The paisi
cal OreaaisAti.n ~ witch grvaf sefora'
hsye b,eu arssrtssi and risk them ia tas
hAnds 20 teois known adyefsertrs Tbs
nemo'fRiie temple = eTsa 20 al, and u IN
ccrneti thsy cond MT asrs'e In All thing
sscir motto nevertheless Nas, ia the -
eatisis unity. Ia ross e.Sept.als Nacf;y. Ia
81 thtags charity
wissn TIE srplzuse ielioRiag the spcesN
rftAAifrnan tcfsns hsd suasldssi. aFSss
osissiiea 81 the Chairman al isse sle3ega,ea
sssnsss - -PtySidepts sos1& sssi< Ef1s
Re Platform.
CralrrpNn-- tscnf,erucn ~ TIE cozvcRtl,n
hsec tsxa ADVISED ~ .Hs rha sfi1u - ~
satafsaitlef ia rsealntksnS That 4 vii no
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