The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-12
~sArTisrs AND LIBKkrr."

After D1nn<s speech ~ Ms. VIII n
Thonpson - the Bspsiss Bsssues-
Following IL the Response Of Nr. VIII H
Thompson 70 the t0sss. s'Baptisss and Lib
erty. /" - the baptist Social Union banquet
~ The Rainier Tuesdsy evening:
Ladies asd GenkI<ns<s- I'm a unsofsunafe
faau. pr usssyy - tonight Whist spirit po~-
s<serd the sca1 Of tie foaxfmasses when be
coupled this seusiment wtta ny name. il more
than can 10Y. what oou's know a5ous Bap-
usts world make .. lsrxs book, and havsnt
Inc slightest aequ1fntAnee with liberty. Many
yesfs a9p, wfssn ives yosnxer. bat rot 80 wise
- an nov. made . fOfny upou Baptist
camp and captured 3sd carried CT little Bap-
Isl 81 coufse, ] picked up the very flower of
the iOs, bus hare never sen the faes OF LIB
exfy', since.
Jtsst whaf n intended By the fenfimens pro-
p0sed y NE. - WIS., b expeeted Of ne 10 ~
sponae, II IN enigma 10 which perhaps the
toessmaster h0ads he solution, but be hasns
g1vcn Il 70 me.
Itb. hou ysf my pleasure 70 elect to trans
lac tae M sttrtous sentiment 70 mean that your
densmfnassoD Il il favor Of IN unfeitered con-
eeiencr. an unshaekied mind. IN unbound
heart, and an uufSammesled soul
TIA. you have sseppsd forward out Of the
misxs and clouds fhas long obscufec the path
Wy Of the ereeds. and that you have ycked
Jour name with Lsbertys. nos Ia name only but
with The high purpoes Of ise-long and noble
compsnionship.
n fhas 70 the meaning Of this sentiment, and
such yoaf high purpose, teen from my station
Of vantage outside Jour camp. but very near II.
I. can sAy 10 you, with IN assurance that
amounts to knowledge. thst yO1 viii allure TO
yvur army not one, baf many and many raj
liant knight who hss heretofore owned no ale
glance. hut who hsa been = kutghtesrsnt In the
world Of faith. = tree-isnce I'm the field OF
s3x4
your behalf. and Ia tne day Of desperate battle
will hold your csuss against the woeid-Knights
- pure - 6alahad aud a. brave % Lsncelet.
Like that Mistakes Arthur described By tho
iausesse. WHO wss himself from spur 10 plume
s<ss 81 tournament. ana who
with lance in rest
shot through the lists q cameIot and charged
Before rho eyss Of ladies and OF kinga"
beu that you will take she will for the deed
and believe me wher ssy that my heart holds
thousand kindly things which II would like
10 ntter, hut tho tongue and lips are fAifhless
servants tonight
lean ipgslow. the only Jean. in one Of the
sweetest lite posms In our isnsuaye, describes
the fair young girl Who had over and over
eouued the one sweet answer that she would
give her lover whom he came IT even tide; bat
~ last when he came: when his step sounded
upon The garden path, when his shadow an
nounced his presence. then "ali the sweet
speech she had fashtoned' took flight
but she said ia secret n her heart.
II viii love him more. more
Than ere vile Iassd before.
B0 The days dark or bright"
Listening 70 othen who have preceded and
noting how easily aud grsceiuiiy they bore
themselves. tried 10 think Of Some hight
and interossing things 10 say. bat the noment
fFoN 70 face this pfescncs. AL the nice things
ha6 1ashtcueds took nghs!
But bsesuse Of the sentiment with which you
have linked yoar name. because the love bear
70 Liberty: because Of the many kindne9ca
have receiyed g your hands. and because Of the
wave Of memory that rolls upoa me from the
dsys thas are deaf. Whenever Jour name IL
spoken. l. like the little maiden Of Jean Ineclow.
viii ssy 10 ron.
IL viii love you more. more
Than e'er friends loved before,
Be The days dark OF bright
Reservations On any steamship line In the
Atlantic resvics 10 Europe and England can be
secured NJ Northern Pacific once. A. chtlbcrg,
nfrna A<sak