The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-05

Afanka vas II that saw The most imposing
faing in nature, glacier of 10 and srov the
oeeaoclst1ons ~ eeasnsieA u waa In srcA
uAns ard Weight thai is crushed 0cvn the
Mounfains tasmsslvsa. SID - The great mass
pfsessd Icrvard & q leagsh net the genial
warmth oe - vasisys a.d melting sosmsa .
beautiful hay. And - haa this great inland
80 ana valley bssa ezsaaoA And - thought
- Aesrd tAe Deelafsssos Of ladspeaAenes rsad.
was that great pruducstoa the result not ef Q
snddea mat fsssk 81 ps.uaos By ear isshsrs. sas
IL vss produced By Thousands Of ysAss Of op-
preAaoo- lieeksd hack over centuries Of vreags
indicted On the peoples. the taking away Of la
div.duaa rights In The name Of the divine right
81 kipgA sav another misaty glacier 81 cru.
city, oDpfoeniou and outrage. the secumusasion
OF agoa. pg9sing Toward under it Irresistible
weight and crushing out of Europe the people
who landed On Plymouth Rock and Who founded
this great republic And - The genial forces Of
nature melt away snd AoAity overcome tie
mighty glacier. 20 hess IN this broad land. the
WEIGHT at oppressiou heinz removed. uadef the
benign indueacs OF liberty. 10 enjoy . peace
and prosperity which 10 the envy Of the world.
10 was these broad principles oa humanity, the
toalsenaese rights ot man. which we're the motive
ard incentive and that which savs courage to
cur fashsss Ia taesr nisaty conflict II waa tie
acttou 81 these deep convictions which enabled
then 70 90 forward 70 the conquest Of Q neV
Continent to abolish the great wrong oi slavery,
and after the sanguinasy contest Of brother
against brother va ended 70 again become
united In b,othsriy love
century has passei By ana the same psin-
eiptes, the same inspirations which animated
The tathefs come to our rescue in the campaign
against the focces Of nature 500 miles away
from The scenes OF the Revolution. The ssase
OF Washington stands today ~ the svoiu-
ton OF the principles involved in the pec,ar-
alton OF Independence. anu this young CON-
monueaish bearing the name OF Warrington
an1 having snshrsned in tbs hearts OF the
people love Of the Aag aud the institutions Of
the country. ahall b = monument 10 the memory
and deeds OF the father OF the country which
shali live forever. ] had the pleasure not long
ago al visiting the old homo OF wssAiusson ct
Mount Vernon Decay had already there begun
tts deadly work, and - eas>d thought that
long after that abode had rerished from the face
Of the earth, aye. and the monumental marble
containing the record OF his life bad crumhled
Into dust, here in great and serene composure,
like the everlasting mountains hack OF IA, this
young state would forever preserve the name
aud history OF the father OF our country.
while with patriotic pride You are common.
Grating the birth OF Independence you are also
oommemo.atin9 the completion Of another
transcontinentai railway.
The speaker said that he had visited the
mineral palace and found that Il typified
the wealth and hopes Of the people. He
referred to the building Of all the other
transcontinental railways with the help OF
government subsidies and the great work
OF President Hill in building the Great
Northern without government aid. and