Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04
DISAPPOINTMENT.
IN OLO SrAGER EXPRESSES AN
OPINION
tht Republican fturdy Troupe II
ttauird over the Goals Professor
saurrTs placed on "a rcd-hot Grid
trou.
fENINo, Nov. |, 1892.



toe uul,t town 81 Tcnino was visit
Ed h-' night ~ - Republican mob
'um OLYMPIA beating drums and
nt-hug COAL ui! lamps The oil in the
luurs was uu doubt furnished by the
standard uil monopoly. After making
night hdeuus with hovls and screams,
they finally arrived at the school
house whcrr Ne were RECALLED first with
haRnguo 81 ahus, ul VI. !. Gordon,
Whu ,harerd nll members Of the Poo-
rlr party with disloyalIty To- the gov
eminent OF course the Democracy
came "a iur share of abuse must
sHt ! Wa much disappointed IN Mr..
t'"fdnn, hl- argument. IT II could Toe
called an argument was like IA cows
thll-all hrluud II, lahorcd hard to
.huN What M'-hlugtcl. Jefferson and
others had said aud done. but not one
Nufi ~ consolation had hc to offer for
tax ridden nation of people IN the
iututr. lie claimed that nil the PEG.
plcui the uitcd States were prosper.
'us and happy that the per capita
circulation WAS ~ and some cents
lie defense Of - high protective tariff
va weak and without any foundation
~ tact. ~ short lac opened wide his
throttle and poured ont his wrath,
hatred AMI contempt on all who do
not think as lac does. Well, great
men differ Should such man be eX-
allied to the position Ia which Mr.. Cor
don aspircs. | for Que would not like
a. have HIM on the judges bench 10
decide case for me, particularly if n
guud Republican Ike j. =. McCabe
Was against me-. How man OF his
temper. pedigree and spite could lay
aside his contempt aud hatred and do
equal justice in such case ~ above
referred Ia, - moro than can under
stand nov ! am a member OF the
Peoples party. believe in the main
Wr are night. hut let us contrast the
speeches 81 both Mr.. Allen aud Millett
Z With the young giant from Canada.
Neither ot the iurmer gentlemen, in
their speeches here. got down so low
~ t. throw slum or mud at any party
huai. bat confined themselves to living
ISSUES al the present time and the fu
I tute. Ailrr Gordon came Mr.. Horr,
Who made the best speech by lar that
was made during the evening. lie
abused na person or party, and was
I the only one who appeared to lie inter
eatcd In the welfare Of Thurston conn
~
After Mr.. iIort's address, short talks
we're made 10y the various candidates.
Next IN order Was the Olympia Glec
club. who got of tumble Of some
Mind III stuff all about one Grover
l Cleveland They were checred 10y the
+ OiympianH 81 such an extent that they
came back on the stage and gave us a
harangue about the Peoples party, in
which Ham Woodruff twisted that
heauteous phit oi his in such shape
that doubt u he Is ever called Hand
some Samuel" again.
Now the bright and shining light
nest came Ia the front. He began
/ his TRADE IT abuse on all men who are
not oi his political faith. lie then
proceeded 10 tell several anecdotes.
think he prides himself on the anec-
dole business. as he appears 20 get oil
more 81 them than anything else ex-
Cept missta,emcnts His forte is funny
stories aud defending national banks.
/ lie declares there II not n national
bank IN the country that is not losing
money one national bank in Seattle
Is nov and has been for long time
losing VI ,un per month. expected
to hear the ilamheaux groan when the
learned professor made that heart
Fending announcement. The only
| part NJ his remarks that contained
either truth or sense was that since
that matchiess statesman, James q.
Blame. had established free exchange
Of commodities be- wecn this country
aud Brazil and Other South American
countries that our exports had in
creased millions Of dollars. Now, if
this ho true of our South American
neiyhhoTs. Why would not our surplus
| find ready market ~ other countries il
Tree trade was the order with all ma
,ionsf | am free trader in every
sense 81 the word. aud care not what
any person or party may say TO the
contrary. Free trade il call right" as
the tlnmbcan club yelled SO often last
night -n he aud | agree on that point
lie ,a'd Il WAS n good thing. and wise
move on the part Of Mr.. Blaine. So
do l. After abusing Democrats and
I Peoples party ncn for some time, the
/ learned professor wound up by relat.
ing a tum-cat story which bordered
I slightly on the vulgar, think all
felt seusc OF relief when he stopped
turning his crank finally.
wish night here to say one word in
+ reply Ia Judge T. y. Allen. He said
I 10 hts speech delivered here that these
/ Peoples party lellowsare advocating n
ucw doctrine The same charge was
made hy the Jews against our Savior,
Jesus CHRIST. lie, however, proved to
be- the salvation of the earth.
81. w. MAEvIiLE.
sRIsas"iaa Party.