The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08
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warm weIcyue TO Gov. Ferry
and Judge Heyt.


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a.s~s PuysIgr4s was received. announcing
tast TIC w2sga A@4s speizl e&s wiaA
Grgxsraos r. p Ferry. JGfge . Z hoyS,
+ he Harlan Legtoa and tse ksng 0snis
sssexsslaa on card. xOaIa arrive N seat
tie w..hln a. boar. ~ sp~~s9l train Ire
a-aEssRrr=sa ezRse late. Nas fheTs NeTe
+ t- - t..Es sna ~ the f1Ee wEo esf4ti h~
a~remAe1 90 u al eassrge1fy-
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Naf ard carriages l0S the ds$fAEuEsbt-
% - engaged az once ihs 1870
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srstV5 = TIE band and - foreeo@Afefs.
the ssespsEaa e8nmiFse@. heH1s1 D IT
n no. atts the ecthns asrtr srle8ds os the
sMneEsfss4s generally. we're 81 ins.s ihS
band played and sAe crowd shouted.
Ihe clsIag OF sha nefE ii the approaching
trs{n ~ss hsgns, and hen the band paSsst
@rh WIN. Ahsn Tie ssg1De stobfsri,
ne crowd moved forward sua A. fsasrfsa0f
Ferry asst JEsxe Hoys stepped from the
TAIN trey Nere given ache Tgng welcome.
BIDS nas!e a. maca Boise A. ne
eaaii. sal g~rasfei TIE bands 81 Ia" csn1i-
a.fes a. often a. taay got uear enough 20
d. ~.
The governor ami the supreme Judge
were escorted Ia d eSrrtAxe. n bard
formed ia line of march. n legion "a
many Of tbs delegates f0BoH3 < III d02ble
column sLd then came the governor car
rtase Judge HoYt SAT beside him On the
i oDfs~ite scat wsre Ex-Governor Watson e.
.aalfe Aad TrGstsu y. Dyer. Colonel
Tia nsx. Judge -Eguse and DR.. Minor &C
cupied sn0 her earrlsgs- There were sew
srzi other vehicles. ala containing dele
gates
The returning delegates were In excel
lent good hasoT. bat a little hoarse from
enthusis N. Their enforced stay beyond
the mountains bad oistufh<d he u
ments fpF fhsiF reception. The eaxiBg la
of the fanhei, however. oil bot bury tneir
e. fhasiasn, aud they determined IA
change q = eming mtsiOr Bne into q bless
iBr.
~lth this end In view. the procession
hsadsd sUt the ArraoFy. Already large
uu " Der of people bsd gathered fheTe-the
galleries gere q led. and the benches too.
The rafters aefe dr.ped with bunting ana
aa.s Al the AFmory the band took It's
-. frFa4. "a. r-aya~ II tho Lrasf at 1EAsi.
a stirring march vas rendered. Governor
Ferry a fudge IIoyt were escorted % The
seats uf hon r Ola the platform. Trasten
=. Dyer presided The other gentlemen
~OceupyiUz seats IN the stand were. Colo
n~i H4ines. Dr. Minor. Judge strive
Colonel Lyon, Judge Jacobs. Msjos KiBe-
hzft, SurYeFor-0enera CsyaBagh. Messrs.
Mcttrsw. ". r. Forrest. L. Is Andrews and
X Il. AioerfsUn. NJ. Dter welcomed the
next governor aud supreme stlce ia a
st@ech frequently broken In upon by ap-
plAase.
COS. FEERT's EEC
Lot.d calls were msds Tor Gov. Ferry. He
arose ana received gu ovation. He
thanked the people OF : attic for their
kind y greeting, and said The welcome
you have given me hts night 1 hal never
fu@g | while lie remains" He announced
that VIII g TIE King county delegation
sen - wslia Wsila in the interests of au-
oth-r eaue date. II returned solid for him.
The Republican party Of King county
stanfs tonight united. aud Viii march ia
sold phaanX 10 ylctory."
JUDGE HoYTs SPEECH.
Judge Hoyt then responded 10 the de-
m8nd for q speech. He said tina, IL was
we'll known that his name hao been men
toned ia connection with another Office,
and that he wished "a explain that the
change was made al his own ~ugge s,iou,
AMI tnat the cou.e tton bad seen Git TO
honor him sitn the Office he pr tei rcd.
GOV. sQCIgK's >rsEcB.
Gov slai re said be was preand To fight
l0f GOV. Perry, the standard bearer If the
party, and for judge lioyt. than whom no
shteg or paTer jufist ever lived.
COL HAtNEs' SPEECH.
Al The fractures and was united for Ferry.
The ieiicitude of the Democrats ovtr the
apparent differences in the Republican
ssarv II ,.s .tiespea mu, sn :
4 by had lon. Thought what fun
u would he 10 ickle the hind
legs OF a stalled muir. HI
laughed ioBs and loud over the anitci
,Atrd fun. At last. his sides aching with
HNH+% AaNthN ~ Ftftt1At1 W taEtN NAAA MS
p All lie tiekl.d and The mule kicked
The b9y1asd q twenty feet away. .wheU
pieket0iP he said: Pm awful happy "
yhy Ask q = h~ysfandcr.
NeCause. the injured vouncsfer an.
ENrFed. Il had my laugh before [ tickled
<th- mule
80" said the colonel. iii viii b. sfter
the october election. The Demosra rats vii
* glad they had their laugh beforehand D
oTuER AppRySSx&
Dr.. Miner said the leaders had beer Sc.
lerted. all differences were burr a aud new
The party would n ar h a. victory.
Rev. l. Il, AnlF=ws smnlfmeBtat the
I balrtson Legion for their conduct Al
+ Va Is Walsa.
Nj Dyer ssid hat TIE long journey bad
tFsd every one AID he invited The Rppubr
liesns ~ seattle suti their ladies - the re
cup ioB ~ tc given a. tnhvsfDor Ferry aud
judge Utft AZ he Armory on Monday
night The reception would also be in tht
u%l nTe II y ratification uf the Republican
atket
/ Tie hand pfaxasf and the audtena. gl.A