The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-27
Rousing Reception to Wash
ingfons Delegate
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cans rsnessliy. The procession Sc IS moved
up Front sssesi wss reviewed ~ shaassFsis
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va highly saeseexfus The procession
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rHs sHx.T ustI cKospse.
The ifsaae Of the AfmoFy wzs yzily 'lsee-
rated eth the sisgs Rgi8 stripes. Long f'e-
fare the speaking commenced IN. sfseaoys
hal wAs filled ths gsi.erY asaa every aSsi}-
shas space being rnesplssl, NaBy IT the
falFsf seK wer. spTinkissl tn sm0ng sAs vss'
audience The First Regiment bard
afp~nd eth rsasle. after which The fsiee
tub sang patriotic song
KEMaaKs ~ xE. stnSRrsoN-
4 n. Alhertsou w&s calied 20 The chair.
and male fes remarks before taxing hfs
SEAT. sxpsatnlus hos be. ron oi Sorfh
.srDsins. happened to b. Republican.
lie iaifotnrsa the Hon. John 7. Ai@n. Of
Walls walla who addressed tie assesnhssge
tn eloquent language.
Ma AtLTsk kunEEss
Mr. allen heran ~ telling Of standing IN
tAe streets Of seattle whes tie queenly city
wss III ashes As stood ia tie rnifs %.
rrsr, erusrtaiious ia Use preaeac@ Of -!
thls waste, thought that everything va
lost. Bat soon a feeling Of symrashy rUse
ar all over this country ART e. the szsas
time the csty i~cause known a. 0vef ne
before sow SEE Yoar bg!iainEs rss'ag
from their Ashss ard two years wiil ss-asce3y
find q scar. From that time you wsil s3Ass
az era Of such prosperity - yoa have
never known before
Leaving the sable Of the Ire She
speaker launs bed into political top4cs. he
declared that such a haDd TO hard sting
gle such a mighty warfare II political IDEAS
m has been going on would, 10 Az ether
country. result in riot aaa bloOsshs1. lie
ehsssetsrlzed the tao parties a. tue open
ing OF the war. one s. the party q retro
erosion and ibs other. The keVahsican
party, ~ the party Of progressed
The government was IN The hands Of
the aouthefnefs The Republican party
rose up and declared thai thus far and no
farther should slavery extend. Abraham
the great issue the Issue Of self-preseTva-
tlot,-~ the question of maintaining our own
individuality
Mr. Alien told ia glowing language Of
the awful struggle which followed, and NJ
the close Of the war Of the important ques-
tions whIsh arose among them the ques-
ton OF paying the colossal debt % the wsr
The Republican party aid. This deb,
.h.I - -
are 10 the front ranks OF the worid
The speaker took up the subject OF the
tariff and drew significant oroparisons be
tween the manufacturers Of fifty years ago
and those 81 today. When the Republican
party came into being the country vas
essentially a farming country nov se are
= great manufacturing country "a well
lie referred 90 the fast that our products
find market right here in this country.
England hoasts of her great foreign
commerce, said the speaker "How does
IL happen that our domestic commerce ex-
ceeds II six fold The Republican party
has realized that IL will never do TO bring
our labor IL competition with paaper labor
OF other countries, and has put a wall to
keep our labor up. The great pro,lac, Is
labor. You can labor Just a. cheap here =,
down to the level Of those in other coun-
tries What matter how cheap \ salt %
clothes may be II the lal1oFer has no money
10 purchase them. Great applause and
voices oi that's So Why last year the
laAoFers of Nev York put more money in
the savings banks than the English work
men did in the last four hundred years"
Mr.. Allen pictured the imposing spec
- aFsf,. D. D. A l..
the tIme OF the Washington centennial eel.
ehgaiion lie could not help thinking as
be heheld the services ~ camtnen5oration
al that tirst Inauguration. that Il vas after
al oaly an imitation, but that cat here in
The Ear Vest vas rising a monumcn,
which would FOREVER pefpetuatc the name
.; The father 81 his country The state oi
Washington
Tie paid tribute to the old soldier. and
sas glad that through the Republican
party eco soldier was allowed to die ia
pAurer.hcusc.
The Democratic party in this territory. BE-
be continued. has read iis doom uf,on the
walls Of fate. ~ the time ~ the eonstltn.
toasl convention the Democrats we're ~
favor q that measure now they say II Ia
toc expensive. They are like the insor-
he would take the ARK and run H. Eat he
couldn't sc, possession Of Il. and finally
turned from demanding il Of Noah 10 en.
treating him. The food came and tie old
sinnef got out on mountain and heeesl
Noah IN take him aboard Higher and
higher came the hood. and At lat he ga.
vre@ The very pinnacle az tho mountain
Then rs pleading turned g. wrath and he
eaised 20 Noah H,o 20 she devil with vanr
ID cid scoN Is aint rplug e. rain
mach ANYHOW
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