The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-07

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ne peecsufious taken 70 keep path cloU fo1
IT, enrriseen. 90 compaet wefo Dc spectst0s1
that Il fpok over half a hour to reach the stnnd
ana even then most Of thceo invited wefe I'M
ala o ret near.
On TIE grand stand STOOD President Harrison
heGsda JudRe Thomas Burke. Mayor White,
senator ). b. Alien. Secretaries Rusk and Wanna
maktr. Hon. John Il. McGrxw. NJ. Jacob Furth,
III. Frederick J. Grant. and others Behind
them ! bevy Of reporters stood with note books
II hand prepared 70 take down tho words ex-
pectsntly listened for Behind them. der abovs
DIR, stood . background Of hdies and oezciala
frcm sysry part OF the ststs and from
British coaunbiA oppoaiss was brii.
1900 -ish a.. ard frming : foreet 81
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were thoussnds upon thousands OF people A
they poured into the gates the pressure became
6 simes % rreat that, partly from the denaity
Of humanity and partly through the thrilling in
seus1y " eAcIseMeu'. Is.a0 osAp. -
screamed and several appeareo 20 % IN iaans-
ing condition
For time the spectators on the stand seemed
awestruck 81 the fearful power Of that svavinR
r,... h.Irs.s. 1900 - .rrsIl the .,,r-~ ire
go. 49, ,..ss.s ~. -. s.tssi..r,,sI
face expressing alternately qualification and ap-
prehenston. By bis side was seen. no less intent,
the round, clear-shaven, jovial face Of Mr..
wanamaker. and IA marked contrast the white
he.r,l.s3 er-vcvarror ~ Wiscon.;r Rehind stoo6
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- 80 Lof1 % esueso1 Aiisn, - Sas.s' .oNs
compaenon esusctinS conAceiaoae atssnu0us
especially on the part OF the ladies' Governor
Ferry also came in for . share Of vociferous
rscognition q he sscended TO the platform.
when tha>storm Of cheers sutsided and the
wavinx popuiacs stood stu Ike vast Geld OF
headed grain, over which ripping wind has
passed. the band concentrated all attention.
~. = 2. isssuu, , .nen .ssPpeu lol "s1u
enu Pfonounceo tne toi1oWin9 insocsuon'
We thank Thee, Q Lord our God, fog the good
land which Thou didss give to our fathers, and
which our fathers gave TO us. Thine eyes are
alwayD upon II, from the beginning Of the year
even unto the end Of the year. We thank Thee
Tor the presence with as OF thy servant, the
panion. and OF Others connected with him In
domestic and governmental relations. We
thank Thes that Thou hast protected them in
wiz abundanfly bless thy servant the president
In al his oicial duties and all the ocers OF his
cabinet VIII Thou give to him and them
health and strength and wisdom and grace.
Wit Thou graciously remember him and his
company ~ they go from US, and continue TO
give them safe convoy till they reach their
homes. We pray that Thou wilt forgive Us our
Sins. through Jesus Christ OCT Lord Wit Thou
Throughout al our borders may truth spring
out OF the earth and righteousness look down
from heaven. In al our enl.rging material
exercises of this occasion and ali who are here
gathered. The Lord our God be wNA us ~ He
Was with our fathers And unto Thy name,
Father, Son and Holy Spirit, shall b the praise
forever and ever. Amen.
Mayor White presented Judge Thomas Burke
"a fhs rrss;dert erd :. .oon =. s,o.t,.. -
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Of Welcome. ~
Judge Burke said:
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Seattle with the pleasant duty 81 Welcoming
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co,no - - a.. ssaS Aase 10. leit mat Me-
nrssence If thi. rrest conco mv.as a,one
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this stats are proS NJ ths e ~
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stiinfions Thavp raas;s suu a.. AInerIcan IN.
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t;. az s;, se o.e ee ~ nesu % tne ma
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S,,ch lii .aa on,S.al AZ lac "oliu.
distance to one Of the youngest states in the the
rstr;c,,a as..t;.ns Wucuss tne prioe ano tne
,r ~ scu.an,sns =. our people. ~ ID only
sns shc,es ~ pr~.t pa,,,d sPe.nas, Ance
- usss sounu consttuted an I'M
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ia 49,. - sISn ~ ws.cone mere Iof the clvil-
.rS ,nh au sia nn.us seemea 70 1e suiIen
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~ oss s =. 49, uanus aIe exIenue0 ID wei.
~oS ~ ~ you WY WSIe among tne nrst 70 plan!
open .ness sAores tue civluxauon ana nag OF
S Srsvs 10 snose men ana women, 70 the
S SIayS RIuneeIs-men OF a0ventur0us spirit, In
9omasaoae energy ana heroic enterprise-the
sSrst;t,1~ g. dns. nr.cu 1875 0wes ueDt ~
s,,6a 1styii s,, .. imnou.e q snuiess grati
s sIuss ss. ~ stha ~ owe 10 the eafiy
fSos ssS sxS Noisu Wossl t1e Cniteo STATES -
=. 49, .oa , e !. sIs.s IoSion 2! c0untIy.
~. Ui'.; e - W. Vn.y yestetuay that upon
tpa ~ saG 70 axe our stand among
se.i y .ns nlon, some OF the older states
S~.-.S W. u sne Pslon ana alenity OF state,
r.os;,;o s,,a maos Eoou OUT earn 20 that proud
m ~ ~ 1u row AZ UT tuIn snis young state,
IIa =. s-S Jug ans spIt OF airlendly
Srashs Uur alsnineu ana skepticai
oas.nLsn VI .ne Iassi we cnalenge them 10
.. al tue tesources-oi ali the Gle,
meue tnat 80 70 MAKE up great state. We viii
spread out TO view the map OF our natural re-
. .s anu compale tnem Item py item with
sas pest gu. plstnren pave 70 snow; and We
are connuent that IN sucn comparison Wash
lnstons place wiz De iouno IN the front
Isnk o! s.ates. NOT IS our state wanting
~ tnS s.ous neaIts. strong arms, commanding
lnteinSsnee ana civic virtues, which, after all,
arg o. mnniteiy more worth IN the up-buildlng
me WoIiu. Inc courage, the energy, the enter
Prise That years ago could race ana subdue the
s MnoeInsss oi rugea SCUM: the iorutude, In.
4ustry anu perseverance, tnats WIDELY separated
nom MONIES anu klnareo. overcoming every
obstacle and announcement, could transform