The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29
CARLISLE
He Addresses a Big Meeting
in New York.


Formerly.
NEw yoax. yune x--An enthusiastic
xnd largely attended mass meeting sxs
held funixht cndsr tho auspices os the
ruuusy item1rrary in the Aesdersy %
Music ard wilson ball. ~ rztiIy shs nulHi-
nation of cievelsad aud TharEsa. The
halls wars beautifully Eerslr9ts1 and every
sea; vas ffless. The sac>s pre.ninen. among
the ,leee-xtisaEs were easioTs of Ireland srd
g1ersaany- shortly after efxhf O'Clock fhe
appearance OF Speaker Carlisle AMI G8sef>
nor Hill cn the PLATFORM tsss<fed BY n.
Wills JaIses. ex&aytv Cooper aass sera
Tor McPhaii G Murphy, Was the ssgasl FOR
ssanssanes. Three cheers were called for
for Governor fiili. and given wsth eatAnsl-
aSga-
senator Murphy called the meeting 10
order aud introduced ID. Wills James Is
the ehntriaaa ci the evening. As James
s.ssaeesx to ssse frun- Of she Platform, a
large tanner srapss. afftA Tags E,ssi tsar-
ing ,se portraits cf Cleveland aud Thur
man. was low cred from the flies and dis
played IA fn5l view Of IEe agAsieace- Ii
was crested with cheers sad apsssanse.
A Iefser xas then read frvas Sayes ifew-
it, The announcement ef bis name was
received with srfugfsst cheers aud kssscs,
beth continuing for some time. waen
The seeretary was a. last euabaet 70 read
the icffer, Mayer Hewitt's dceia-aiioa that
his duties would NOT permit hsfa 10 take
Part IN pnlif!cs WAS rcceiye win laughter.
Later the mayors esssassfiasis
Ia regard 10 TIE tsrsa see
ter 81 other letters of regrcf. AZ the con
clus:on oi the rea3sBg OF the ietsers.
rorforafiaa coensei fss-ekman read serf.s
Of resolutions warmly endorsing tse
loSuiEatiess of Clexeisld and Thurman,
aaI piedging 10 them The united support
of the Democracy OF New lork. The resss-
iutieas were adopted unanimously. Taerc
were many cries for iii.l, aud these, IN
turn. we're met by cries OF Carlisle.
when the chairman obtained hearing,
however. and had mentioned Speaker Car
Isle, the audience broke into enthusiastic
and unanimous applause. Men rose to
their feet IN all parts Of the house and
waved handanas, fans and hats. while the
speaker quietly advanced and mcdcstis
waited uasii The applause s0lsidsd,
Carlisle said: -Four years ago il Was said
that the election OF Democratic president
would be Immediately followed by the
preratIon Of our manufacturing indus
tries. the arrangement of cur anancrs. de
basement Of our currency aud destruction
OF our public credit, and even the eiytl and
political rights af people would mol ne Sc
rarG. According TO these partisan prophets
the supreme court of the United states was
10 be reorsaaIxcd and the constitutional
auuuiicd. the Confederate
debt was 10 be paid, and Confederate sol
dsers pensioued: the colered race was TO he
rr-ens.ayed In the South; the doctrine of
secession was to be reasseTicd. the soldiers
aud sailors OF the Union were 10 be de-
priyed OF their pensions and bountieS here
fofore granted 10 them. and all the terms
and conditions ef .he adjustment which
suet eesied the laie civil war were Ia be
entirely s.isressrded.
.'Taese pre,,osferors predictions were
based on tie assumption that the oefno-
cratic party possessed neither patriotism.
nor common sense. They were founded
on the absurd suppositIoa that a.eee,ero
American citizens, with all their Interests
as individuals and members Of the corn.
munity dependent on the stability ei our
institutions, would deliberately proceed,
as seen - they were intFH.ted vita power,
TO destroy the foundation of fheis 0wn
safety and prosperity. laeres.lhle as /; Eiay
apIea ar. there werS undoubtedly ss'ine treO.
pir Ia the country who really believed
these cxttaxaeant assertions and allowed
their suffrage 10 be controlled 5y theia- bat
shey taauot be deceived again, The Dem
ucEafic party has not ailly demonstrated
its eapaeify 10 direct the executive depart
snent af the government IN strict acefrd-
aaee with the constitution a1u laws bat u
es,E Of all the people. and integrity in the
discharge Of official duties. waieh VII he
of influence 10 the country throsigh al
time to some.
Carlisle ealogixcd the Democratic can
dida,es. and added, That grand odd man,
Thurman. the leader in many iierce con-
tests for the principles of his party. has
been called once more from his retirement
% participate in u grcat struggle aild ssii-
reSs rs 6aai a:id permanent triumph ever
IT. old antagonist; Us taai Gnd permanent
because unless Oil the signs OF
the tunes are dead. the Republican party
cannot survive another defeat ia national
contest lts cohesive power will be DE-
s;rsyesi and II win fall Into pieccs, as all
ifs prciece ssars have done iIs disIacn-
beresi s.arfs viii be converted into warning
factions or form themselves iiaio new
party under Rev name fG
fffesn years IL has had 10 mission
among the people. aad 40 ambition except
10 bold oiilce and control the expenditure
~ rs,fstfts anneys and get during al thai
time IL has osicaiaf;cdsis raraded itsfu -
The special guardian and sole custodian Of
he pus,iie Interest, and as the aniy ofEani'
sa,ien having the pasrin'isia aud wissiofn
,J govern he country. We have As much
interest az onr nroppcneBfs can possibly have
In the continued prosperity OF all cur va
rss.i industries We recognize the fact That
ihs complete development Of the marvel
ss;s resources Of such q caun'ry as this ~
ot;ires the investment nf immense aInoa,1fs
81 money ansi she employment of manual
lal-or and appliances TO AZ extent ua
know in the his;ory OF the world hereto
fore. aud We arr therefore Ia favor Of q
,solissv uhieh Will most certainly ttcffgar
ntp;iy encourage such Investments AMI
secure the highest reEaTis feT the labor
necessary ta make taer1 prafiiahse
hli II ssenounecs rnon9f.aiies and comEssua
,ious 81 a gross and dangerous violation of
the iax af sratie and the rights Of the pro
t..e IL i and has always been the frte1i
af iatar, and II wiz continue 10 stand fes
the rights .f the Inifitafss Of .oslsFs for tssfr
daifv bread In every conflict with those
who seek 10 .erscss o- degrade them
WHY ssseaid tne Republican, party Se re-
stored 20 the psSslsi8a from which the pess-
p,e drove theTn by iAcIs VOTES four yesrs
agos Every abuse Il How dsreance< of
complains ef was ina1Eura1sd br itssi II
= ben il lsst atssaiaie control of all depart.
s.,euis pf ihs government. Every reform
II f,s.v promise sss made necessary ~ 81
own legislative aisd cxes sItsse action
rnfiisfe further reviewed tie faiiasy of
the gsp1bilcaa claims ard t:se psfsy : n
issssyfss - trusts ker,ie<fr5is- the ilssal and
rseys bart marine. ciyii service reso~n and
nn9are A. 10 the Mills bill he saId Il
fts r<ssy,ss who are daily det.oanriag II
bate never rad Il ass perhaps would not
aasaeTstand * IL nc had
Hr fsrxi prereesissi IN expsaia the salient
rs3ngs as ifse bIss in arlss4ien, particularly
:he SECTIONS reSsrssi.lss WOOL tohscco szsss
whs.ky He declared the Democracy docs
MT afFoease sfcs trade. bat believes thf
sa-rrex.s 0f al szsr manufacturing and
other industries wonsd - advanced and
the general welfare cf the . aeie cu1tstrT
greatly promoted lsy rege~aiag. a. tar A.
rsa<sf tis. the raSrs 0u raw materials, re-
ss.sessle o. rep a{lne fsyes tI;s9fa The srtHaz
,sesx S<as1s 81 isis. ard uF0a this .sHF,ae
s proposes 10 k;al4d o. faii IN
;as grra; easzatsgs naw before it-
The akEf5sense nsieIles. with sfztsfesfesf az
s~ssfisa - SPEAKER Carlisle. frequently ET
,.5sasfissr all sentences AZ the etsueiussoa
n lis speech. sssrm ~ syspiaHsr hTsske
sss. HI. waS fnliowr3 ~ ssos- Hih. sho
x as warmly rece.Fed .lth ssis@asr and