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


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Cs1s ef waAingson sre ahead and hope zen
VII keep them ahead tApplause.l I hsvo
especial pride In seeing WashinssOn kerr In the
Republics column.
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and talk about the state Of washineton. II II
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sis vesy fascinazing- Any man Who comes
into this eoantzy cannot help bat be impressed
By the maenihcencs Of that natural wealth
which has been bestowed herc. ~ ths en-
eerpsise b. which II b being utilized,
and b - splendid manner in which your
STATE IL hefng erected into one Of the
FIRST in the Union. 1t seems 70 me that In
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people have known in the Medic
and western states II seems TO
me that you have . people made up very
largely Of American immigratiou. II
s.. sucn : snIns an our Wes.efn ma.es.
ss soo1 ~ - ssa;s s nssS vefy Mss
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states and you have : compssite Of American
characmrtsttcs, which means, whom developed
in the next generation. q typical American
am very glad to have been with you 1t this most
pleasant occasion.
Judge 9. Il. hanford responded to the
toast. our PRESIDENT he said that our
president was worthy TO I'LL the
Pisce mat nad been niied BY wash
ington, Lincoln, Grant and Garfield.
Had he made the choice OF the president in
lSSs ne would. perhaps. have chosen an
Iowa man. The party saw mt to 90 into
the doubtful state OF Indiana.
This was good politics and
the party's wisdom was indicated
in the result President Harrison, when
he retires, whether in 1888 or four years
later, will bear with him the good will and
gratitude Of every state and especially
Washington.
J. 6Ioat Fassett, OF New York. was then
called upon for response to the toast,
The Republican Party Mr.. Fassett pos
sssses . most happy post prandial
style Of oratory and manner OF delivery.
and blended much political logic and
humor In his remarks. He
dwelt upon the political situation
Of his state, and paid splendid tribute 10
the party tealty of the Republicans out
side Of New York aud Brooklyn.
There Was not . nobler. more faithful, or
devoted band of Republicans in our coun-
try than this. Ii was met realized
how they were handicapped by the corrupt
and mighty party machine Of the
opposition below the Harlem bridge.
II Was easy to be virtuous
when associated with the virtuous. Year
after year, in the face Of overwhelming de-
feat, they roll up their majorities OF Il, 900
and 10000
Mr.. He''hron regretted the unavoidable
absence OF Governor Ferry who vas *.
pected to respond to The State OF Wash
ington. and in casting about for
substitute for the absent governor. chose
Judge Orange Jacobs. We pioneers. said
Judge Jacobs. came here and took posses
sion OF this country in the name of
IOsrly ana dedicated Al 10 law. We val
have here country that is the foundation
OF . mighty empire. 1t has been
Pacific. In references to preceding remarks
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naive Aaerica"S, NC saiu toat, 70
Tug 0OnOI Oh the foreign born