The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-04

for q change. bat have ron seen its Have
you heard of what they did in Maine and
Pennsylvania There's Oregon, too. Old
Oregon, why there never was such Re-
publican movement in that state since the
first gan at Fort Sumter.
When We all moving back TO pro-
lection. TO the Republican policy, I can
think of no better words than those Of
Tom Reed. who said that when the coun-
try was In the hands of the South il was
a-dragging down. Now. my friends, re-
member we must go hack 20 protection,
and the Republican party is the only one
that stands boldly and pronounced for
these principles
II have told you to return TO protection.
but Others say turn TO Populism. say To
You. nv friends. that l think the Demo-
cratic and Populist parties think they are
working for the good of the country, but
they see il differently from the Rspubli.
can party. / do not think that the rank
and Tile OF the Democratic party uphoids
the actions of Its representatives, and for
that reason / expect that many good
Democrats viii vote with the Republicans
this year. There is no Fopulist party. IL
exists only in spots where the soil Is thin
and in bleeding Kansas / tell you that
three years from now the name will
not be known, because no party can exist
without IL represents principles. The only
way to test party is 10 examine the bills
IL presents To congress. If the bills the
Popuiists wanted to put through congress
had gone there would have been issued
SsS. ooo, CO... coo of fiat money. As Horace
Greeley said. every Democrat Is not horse
thief but every horsethief Is n Democrat
It Is also true that every Populist is not an
anarchist but every anarchist Is Popu-
list.
An OUTLINE OF POLICY.
II arm in favor OF the postal savings
bank and q ten times as much restricted
.xx.ss tsxsr. n .k..k 81 -.
be so much free trade in labor. / favor
the Nicaragua canal because IL will do
wonders for the state of Washington. I
favor the building of that canal which will
make Lake Washington the greatest fresh
water harbor in the United States. I
came near forgetting the most important
thing. for admit want to go 10 con grsss
with Mr.. Doolittie. l think IL is your
duty to elect Mr.. Dooiittle. He has made
national reputation and deserves your
suffrage"
In response to calls for ch sers for Hyde
the hall fairly shook with yeils, cheers
aud cries for Hyde, the next represents
tive of the state of Washington in con-
gress." The band then played . medley
Of airs dear to the Americans soul, and
the already great enthusiasm became
more pronounced.
An OVATION TO VAN DE vAsrER
81 now introduce 20 YOU" said Mn
Smith, 1.-The best-abused man in the state
of Washington--a man whom the state
should be proud of, the telegraph to the
contrary notwithstanding. / INTRODUCES
A. T. Van de vanter, the NEXT sheriff Of
King county" The appearances of Mr..
Van de Nanter caused applause that would
have been decidedly obnoxious to the
organ that has lied about and traducsd
him. 1t seemed as If tho people arose
with one accord to attest by rousing re-
ception that they believed in the honesty
and integrity Of the Republican nominee
for sheriff.
Mr. Van de vanter said that he did not
shirk an investigation OF his record. He
continued
81 was born farmer and raised farmer.
I went into business with a man named
Berger at la Grange. Times were hard
and We failed. | left that town in broad
daylight. Two years later j returned to
that place have here in my pocket re-
ceipts for e, ,0oo of the debts Of that firm.
SILL owe g.. 500 FOR my farm. Mr.. Blame
announced at the Armory last night that
he had bills against me and would inssituts
asuit He began q suit today. and tomorrow
toe Telegraph will come out In aaring
headlines for the purpose OF injuring ns.
4 have here in my pocket tho recsipts In
full settlement Of ai those bills. and whas
the Telegraph will say Is simply for the
purpose OF IN inrIng my reputation In tho
eyes Of the people Of King county.
have pegged away paying debts that are
ouilssed. but If God gives me strength !
sil yet pay every cent owe"
Chairman Eben Smith advanced 10 the
front Of the stage and read the following
receipt for the account for which Mr.. Van
de Xantar Ia heif1g sued
James Hamilton .swi.
L G Gllmsn. Dictated By NJ Hsfdia
Law omess %
iEMIs s. GILMAN,
L.awsliyB-D9sKs kutsdtux
rEAFxLE. sab, July :. lsn
At. Van de Vantsr, esq.. Kent. Wash.
- Dear Sir, EnclosSd please Ind ths Mil.
burn Wagon Company notes and seknosi-
%avrnen. that we have received full salts
faction Of the claims from the Alibura
Wagon Company VS.. The hrm of Van dc
Tnaaklng you for your adjustment snd
honing YOU viii find tAys satisfactory. ws
| remain, very truly yours.
Lrwss a GfLxAs.
Tni.is 10 certify that ws have received
/ from A. T. Van de NaHter deed from the
/ Washington Csntrai improvement Com
Many 10 lots Eve l51 and six fet block
/ thirteen l3b in the town of Kent slate of
Washington nkfe 20 Thomas b. Hardin.
| or our arfu. and received by % In
| truss for the Milburn Wagon Conn
paav, Of Toledo. o.. whose attorneys
ne are Ira full satisfaction OF four notes
dated AZ Ia Grange. Ind, June q iss4