The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-21

al the sincsri.y al the nae<svrs uhirA
had irnpeiiesa this great icxsi<f - take
such : position Blaine did not desire
fhe aoHsinzsiun- He did ngx hope for
and Re cid n0f expect Il. but what 81
that. II ske party thinks that n % Is
great esisis be Is
rHK exE NAN
Arseng all others 10 take the Sword in
hand and lead the hSstAlsons Of the
Republican yszrty aS their commander
IN the thick of the fight and through
all dangers, he did not go too far xhen
he declared With confidence that
Blaine xerld respond as he had ever
responded 70 the cali from that party
:ssek he loved 20 well and which he
hazorssd n 50 isany WAYS and which
had henorcsl him Nith every xift in i1s
possession VIA: position tefo.e the
wosid did Grover Cleveland, the
creature OF accident. h<sls. in ecmrari-
son with the Repuhlir an psrfy's great
leAsierg Cleveland had written = letter
ur-on the tariff Of which the world at
large would h4ye known nothing, but
for Biaine's criticisms OF ii from asross
the ocean. Blaine as private citizen.
travelling for his own pleasure and the
pleasure of has familv, was today in
ecnspa-absy more distinguished
American than Was Grover Cleveland.
whe wrongfnily holds . POS ifion which
OF right helongesi 10 Blame This con-
sention would nominate James O.
Blaine for president and he wessld ar
sept Had the speaker any doubt OF
that be wosild not urge the support OF
those in the convention more than
enough q whom there are to make
his nomination by an overwhelming
majority.
Having thus given vent ia his
thoughts upon this subject, which
aroused the
UxsoUspsa ENTHUSIASM
OF the now crowded and isapassahle
avenue. Raymond proceeded to paw
his attention To the Thurman emblem
which the Democrats had thrown to
the breeze AT ST. Louis. He declared
tha; the red handans Was thing vi hich
no true and brave sssn had ever fought
for. The Democratic party, at last,
had thrown oil ali disguise The red
hanaana had crowned the heads OF
slaves Of the south, and was an emblem
of seryitslie. When the Republican
party was born. when the shaekles
we're broken from the limbs OF south
ern slaves, the red hanaana had also
fallen from the hrows of the wives and
daughters OF those men whom the
Republican party had fought to en-
franchise When the south began it,
assault upon the Union ithad adopted
d banner, dropping the one, of course.
ensblematie os American liberty, bat
il retained the same blue field and one
OF the stars. But row the Democratic
party reps;diates all >of America 5
celors, and goes to the Country under
a banner more familiar to the days of
slavery than to those later days OF
freeslom--an emblem which had almost
been forgotten.
Daring the delivery of this impas-
stoned address the crowd in front OF
the hotel had gradually increased un-
til the multitude was numbered BY
thousands, while several professions,
which were part of the Gresham par
ade, passed only with difficulty.
A nIrE Axp GoLp
T Is,t.,e,, ,,.,per ;ncr;he,, With tho 10.
a..nS ..r,as,,a a,,a p-'.,.s.,;a,, :, n,b;ah
sag beaJsi he ,,yo"es';on of The
,4ss. ,ars nv, ,tair ary;rsI in his c;tx
49, s,rn,,s,h, - 80 80 I,i.nn, vhs.,,
rIa,,,',.5 -, .,,I 49,, =,
ia ,,.s,hs h..s,.. H. an,se,r,,,,.s. s,ss
/. .;r,,al ~ Low, a-d entl,1,si,sti,.
eheeriuyAp,i apulauxe which fairly
drowned the sound OF music from
passing bands. The enthusiasm was
grestly increased when large picture
OF Blaine was also displayed from the
balcony. After further speech max
ing the enthusiastic crowd dispersed
with reluctance, yelling for Blaine un-
til almost as hoarse rs was Mr.. Hay
rnord when he concluded his address.
Mr.. DeYoung. OF the Gayuaieis, said
tonight that there was no change tn
the situation so fsr as the Pacific Coast
and California delegations weR con
cerned. Ii vas denied az the Califor-
MIA headquarters that Governor Stan
fori's fiainc wouid be presented to the
convention and souched for by the
Calfornians, but il IS possible yet that
this may be determined upon, in view
of the remonstrances of the Blaine
leaders against the Blaine boom so
early in the convention, as upon the |
preliminary ballot. The committee !
appointed 10 report plan OF action !
for the Pacific Coast delegation again |
failed TO meet the coasters to-day, and
there appears no reason TO believe that
there win be any meeting OF the Pa