The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-27

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Ceo. cs.svensd tie messine. a,d sftsR
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neds spssehss. ed essvssson rsspondsd
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'Ros ysas kiad word, ana s,r n. ,nor.
thas eenssoss welcome erseeded - nv
Trends s.sd myself oAleislly by the reprc-
sentasivss OF yoas city sud a vour
ssass ssd BY my 6ilov-cisIsens al
this beautiful eisy M a. sh;s
Erstefn! From The moment our Seet
- o IT, soai q the state a. Wishing
~ 1nst the b!ssssd moment Ne have
1890 nsSsetnG bat words and deeds Of
kindnsss have not come anonsst Won -
oos 70 tell you The ho1sss truth.
ONT On . months recreation
oesofe the mesttng Of eouerese II -
ven Z dsiightfut month. knev. how
eyes. mat had nos reached the hest
49,. %! turned my footsteps 10 the
20 the n a8ntfcsns city Of PortI.nd "a
beard Ia my home in the treat vsI,ev al
sne AissssstPpi that there was here on
Euses sound another state that il had
seser cevn my good fortune TO visit. /
uesesmiaed that my eyes should behold
s1e osaastfui and wonderful city Of Re-
Il may b pardonsd for ..vi,. that 7
have nesss knosn a. riiinos. ms, 'r - -.
Dac. hem Washingtou, and. 20 tell YOU
sne noneSt truth. cannot say that I shaii
AZ my travelling companions back.
t 10 = matter Of some doubt ID
VAL ever get back myself. fI.sughtsr.I IL i
49, su wnne icf the people who dwell In
ne ne efsas valley Of the Mississippi OF on
~ AAanuc seaboard to cross river and
.p's.n Ard mountain and zee the greatness
rno tue glory that here appears upon the
Pacific coast. and you vail pardon me for
saying shat it may b. we'll for you Who
Gwei an the Pacific to remember thai
- aenihKton 10 not the only state in the
Union. liter all. Applause and laughter. /
anere are torty-three states, and before
sne lde< o. November, do not forget to
cross pain, and mountain and river. and
- sonssshing Of the glory and grandeur
ana the power Of the great valley Of the
Misstsippt and the great Atlantic sea-
board. from which you or your fathers
came.
"A fey months ago was . candidate Of
one Of TIE great parties Of the country for
- oAkn 1tAbIes ouQ ubOOO n inc represents.
tive Of its principles. and. my feiiow-clti-
sens. let me tell you. in reply TO what my
friend fsMs 20 earnestly said. that ~ the In.
cumbeat Of that high Office, / trust, / hum
bly, trust. l may be found the representative
Of all n.y countrymen. Ladies' and gentle
men. i can only say before l take my
leave Of you that from the bottom Of my
heart thank you for tho generous VEL
come you have given a.. will bear back
with me- 70 the eastward, across the plains
and neuntains, grateful memories Of my
visit 81 this beautiful city, and 70 this
great csmmonwsaith."
Judge Ewing. Judge shops and Judge
Burnet: Also spoke. All were happy and
intervening in thsir remarks. A reception
In the hotel and afterwards little dancing
followed the oratory. There were 1850
present
The absence OF National Con- mitteemsn
Hugh Il Wallace was commented upon.
He was called 10 Montana Unexpectedly
on Sunday. A presentation Of souvenir
spoons was made on behalf Of the Till
Gums ii, Miss Stevenson. aboard the &C.
home tiais afternoon, BY Miss O'Brien, sis
tSr Of State Democratic Committeeman
Stsphea O'Brien.