The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-21

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who AoW not voss - . fatr nai-
lot i doubse tratssR - hk
party = well - to his eg1ntxy. tAppaauE
Gfvs ~ fair ballot sd - honsst c<unt and
ioss-afshs q TIE Ansraesn asaes e. kspse-
Ecan- Thope this Republican ccn9ru0. 1os m1
nme we have fun power IL cenoss0 and ~ ~
eeusive Department. vii hsvs tAs uis6o0 and
courage - give 3 he nakisa saw ~ which .
kepublc can il any ssa1e In The unton en- have
- nsany nshu = : Democna IAppi2nsei
Nos. heissve unffi this quest5os = se1sssd
there h 10 ether eaestion in pcifsscA Il -
kavo . 9ovsfnDens IN which every e1ceen =
not pr1Gscsed. ve havs no eovssnnsnt. for
eOvenmeuf u 10 project the weak. mot ne
strong lAppisnsel wns in Porn Townsend
last night former United states senasnf-I
VS. very much surprised 10 see him there-eafo
he Us . resident OF shss town He rid ~ had
come 20 Port Townsend 20 his boys might have
. CHANGE. for IN Florida. although he
had been . Unissd States senatO. he hsd -
righmL His wife vse standing by him. ard they
rights. 70 business rights and no social rightA
ave could stand II. bot vs wanted ear bsys to
have fair chance" they said. and they hsd
fxsverRed this continent and CONE - Waantng-
I'm, vb1se their children could hare . fair
enance WIN osaes Amefacan ooyn lAppa. -
- want 20 sey 70 ine kspaoascans
snis country o ine present. umes WIN nspuo-
ncAn COG sfsa ana hspuensen ps ~. -. =
enact such legislation that . Rspublicen boz In
FLORIDA shall have - good rtsht aDd - fTeo
permission TO exercise his rights - keDaoli-
ca hoy IN washington tAppaese
Our irienos. the mueuumps. ssy tney 49,
more cosfsge 10 politics man otnes - n10
ana more honesty. fsf We pna me slyIns
themselves w1sn Iammany ana ese0 cotfap.
thing mai sue Democratic party mas g 90 we
ma mem IN the sonsn slayins ~.
Win the parry Of efseiu ena
with the party o. snvaasm
conntry where milnoh nIn
60 70 oed . night tearing inst mu,uer ~
come 20 sncm ostose mofnsne - sne mug
wamP n cnivhnoss ana eoeraseous - c1s -
70 J,in TOT me pfoseeton sne 49,. las
piack man - enfitied 20 mn woe. tAppts.s1I
Inc black mans family = enut'eo 70 pIoeecuon.
Because they are weax sne mote
reason tney arc eniuen pssec
ion- AHef the hepuoiicsn parry ma
enfrsncnieed tne negro undef sne psovioonce
OF Coo. - believe. VINO ruiee the ausin OF men,
y was BOUND 70 zee .nss me negro w. pto
sectcd IN bis legal nights ana DIS nome wnen
We have congress Win ample power under the
constitution, We ought 20 protecs the oisek
msn IN ais nome ana 10 nis ngnu. tAppiause.l
Another ming woeid hke 10 say ioe me re.
pubiiean parry . better Tree exercise OF 5000
ieilowsnip ana soyai ieiiowsnip sne
kepunncsu party 5000 ~ us iead.
efs - well - the Democfao weuto
be better paxfy. II y one o. tne
devices Of the Democraac parry 20 heip break
K8D00tfF1u8. NON
always remember that Il = possible ZOE
RepabIcan % be assaiied y Demo.
Graf. In 1870 zaehariah Chandler. . COCA
man - ever lived. defeated the Democfafic
party. ana it msiice o. defeat had safned upon
him. and u ssormed upon him with % much
caiumny mat thiro OF the .epunncsns . sne
present time believe that Zach Chandler was
corrupt nan. while his hands were - white -
the nsnds OF the innoeenI tcneefAl
Now tne great Struggle that ~ nad N -
We had very desperate enemy 20 oeteaA nm
trencneo IN the power o. snis govesnmen~ nos
simply o. snose n power. tney mao acquired
under y. end We hsd vefy nafo
night when the Democfaas we're defee!ed sney
turned II malice upon the hepuonceo ieeosn
MI. Fassstt aud Others know servsd four long
months sfde By side Yet the Denoefass turned
IN 70 deetoy the men Who were leaden ~ cai-
umny. But one Of these leaders never an
swsred- Alter II had reached . year he answered
alone With ulence ana 1t lay deed o Ms
feet Then II began it, attacks on another
man, who senator Eassst and ! know very
well - worthy oil the enecttou OF 9ood men ana
the confidence Of the American pscple-Senar
Tor Quay. tApplausai The o'd cnar1es snas
were made In Pennsyivenia, In the
face OF which he wss elected SECRETARY
OF state and next - senator. the very Democrar
tic party. reekfng with the Nth Of thcse charges
were revamped and held against him, and
raf trxmiA 0sfarn - Inst m
many Republicans helped, ana even
the Republican papers asked why
he did NOS answer these chergsA The an
sver TO that II why should any man answer .
lie. lApplauseI Why should man stoop to
the mire and take from Il the ugly
thing with which 70 defle himself
The soOt old bishop Of Falmouth said
400 years ago: "A lie left alone will die ON the
street. but taken into any good mans house
over night IL Will live forever" Senator Quay
has let IL die In the Dirc. lApplause.
only mention these things 70 you gentlemen
- Republicans 70 remind you how artful the
Democratic party works 70 ALLEVIATE Republicans
from the Republican leaders, and to ask II there
10 not enough Of character and appreciation In
representative of the party 10 stand BY such
leadcu - IL had In senator Quay In lss6
tApplause.
We had pretty hard fight in IsSa We shall
have harder tight In 1892. but We shall win.
iApplause We shall win because We have .
Republican congress that 10 doing affirmative
things II admits Republican state once in .
while. Applause.
II 10 going ahead to act intslligentiy on all
great public questions II has DESTROYED the
invisible Quorum in the House and brought
forward the Visible quorum, and 10 active
In affirmative things which 20 to
the good OF the country under the con-
situation. thas already passed some good acts
and win pass more. II will settle the silver bills