The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-31
WALLACE MUST GO.
s. Declares Bill White at the
Bryan Ratification.
TIE BIG CROWD CHEERS WILDLY
Winsor We1cszass sinners into the
popaiise5c Paradfss epeechss From
Lewis, white, Jacobs and Others.

Lewis, White, Jacobs and Others.
WIKI sns nrst gun % The Brysn cam
pnf9n. fired nj the ArrnoFy a. tire soins
xa4Inc1 ion meeting last evening. there
Wne indispuf4bse evidence That - ths King
coanfy Popocfzfs have thesr Way a. IL
11n1barg1 Hugh G Wallace viii 10 Snort time
b forced 10 resign - Democratic narios-
- commisfo4nxn 10 this safe. The PoDu-
lists demanded that such be done before
fusion can be assarsd. the Defnoers y
xo}ced their consent ard the Teller sil-
Seriies s!5ent3y approved the nsove- An
other conspicuous feature Of the meeting
wns the ovation granted 10 James Harnii-
ton Les.s. who viii break lance sfsh
Fnrmer Todd In order 70 secure the nom
tp9tion Tor governor. Tfrrs was an I'M
m4nse throng present at the gathering.
ana many people we're unable TO enter the
euitling. The crowd Was fully as large
- 1sat 1t the Republican city convention
Last spf1ng.
H1aws, Pfcturss-and Lewis.
Eha Armory presented an unusually gay
nUuGarnnce. In addition to several hum
Geed small Tags handed Out at the door
~ tho audience the red. white and blue
W1s evrywbsrs predominant. Al the
eouter Of each Of three Sides Of the hall
big American fsg swung from the gal
fefIes. and b@hind the speakers chair Was
. A4x Ia frame OF bunting and brought
into clear relief BY multitude Of small
nnxs. The desk ziso was concealed unfer
the ample folds OF Old Glory, and resting
I1Ghfsy on II was neat bouquet Of sweet
nens. To the right OF the platform wAs
= standard that made the hearts Of ths
fres silver men glad. and all white metal
people who - v Il nodded their heads and
Whispered GOOD" II WAS a large paint
1nx OF The Dollar Of Our Dads. Nov.
RI" The framework or the ''cctn"
wns not less than four feet In diameter.
ana tho circumference was 'milied'' with
the national coIorx. while at the very
4op Of the rim Was . stuffed eagle carry
ine around It's neck shield inscribed with
4hA potAnt rs 20 L. On the left OF fhe
speaker was another float designed evil
densiy to appeal TO the iaboring men. IL
represented Uncle Sam. respondent in
MS Yaimeut OF national coiors. lie held
IN his left hand bottle and in his right
: pair OF balances. on one side OF snlch
man q gold bux IN the image Of little
devil. and on the other a gathering OF the
horny banded sons Of toll. The lnscrip-
ef0n hero vas likewise appropriate. IL
NAs - 70 ! that We VIII bottle that
gold bug"
At Sis the dignisarles OF the evening.
while the band began the soft notes OF
the sAmertaan Patrol" marched upon
4hs stage. They were led by James i.
NaElroy. who was followed Almost In
stantlr by Orange Jacobs. VIII II White.
John Wiley and others. A shout greeted
them. and second later the cheering be-
came general rs tho siiken bswhlskered
facn Of James Hamilton Lewis appeared.
The recipient quietly cast his eyes out
over ths aasesnBiage and then as quietly
slipped into a chair.
Jacobs ~ Chairman.
Al $50 Sfr. McEroy. as chairman OF tho
faint committee on ratification. called the
meeting to order. and announced that In
aemucl9 a. j. r. Ronald. who was 10 haze
orenfted durlng the FIRST part OF the
evening. Was unable to appear In time.
Grange Jacobs. the other chairman. would
~ introduced. Mr.. Jacobs was resolved
warmly by the audience.
This IL not meeting for argument"
eald he. but one In which We can give
reasons why We are the servants of the
Lord" GAuxhterl lie then read from a
manuscript. evidently prepared with great
care. what sounded like a Jacobsonian dec
hrafion OF independence. Recitsng briefly
some OF the events leading up to the
Grand eulmiustios in izss. he modsrniscd
tha document BY tho Insertion OF para
graph relative TO the ratio between geld
and silver. He here surprised the aH-
dienca hy mentioning tha name Of Bryan.
and a second later a canvas drawing OF
the Democrats nominee swung into place
from the west gallery. There was a
sltaut from tha audience. but the affair
vax worked badly and the cheering was
not 80 Widespread as Il might have been.
Mr. Jacobs then drew a dark picture OF a
STAND covered with mortgaTes' and allied
with 'iabofsrs without hire. How Is
al this to be etoppedgs he asked. ana In
the next breath he answered the ques~
tlon. s.By driving the mefssy changers
from tho halls OF the nstion. and by RI
turning Ia the money OF our fathers" He
snoke OF the promises maae hy politicians
that tina reopie nerd exercise patience. ana
81 would seon he ever and al once
alluded TO the murder OF Schernring ~
Ffedrieks on the Grant street bridge.
whore the murderer after an Intellectual
Shot felt for thu neck OF his victim and
efaa IA II 10 sooth him "a he stood on
che bring Of eternity. said; Never mind.
Il will soon be all over" The Illustration
took with the crowd. Tie closed by a very
pretty rhetorical appeal 20 voSers. la
which As spoke Of the moral courage OF
saeoanso people who know their rights
ard have tn. courage % assert them.
niu White with Notes.
whea Mr.. Jacobs introduced William
IL White. the warhorse who went do~f
e. the chicago convention, II was notice
able that tho crater came forward with
o rail OF manuscript IN hts hand. lie
announced that he was fully aware OF
the object Of the fneetiak. a. Indicated
hy the chairman. and said be intended
10 observe fully the Don-Rartlsan. OF
Fisan-erly. character Of the gathering
rat Afr. White. who speaks easily and
naturally without notes, VAS hnmperee
~ ta~ bundle IN bis hand. and All tbs
csatory VA him was effectively handcuT.
ed, except In places where ne discarded
the manuscript. lie read isrFely from
a speech Of Bran. ana however nics
the words may have sounded as Deity.
cred by the hey orator Of the Platte
the effort 81 Mr., Nh1te was isharest. and
as no Progressed three great rivers al
sweat took their rise az tha ruots 81 his
hair. eoureed down hts cheek and plline,
Cd fn cascades over the angle ~ hiE yssn
~ WAS a member Of the convention th.sl
nominated William jennings EYsAfs .
said Str. White. AMI the crowd ehree.s4
The erraker rad from an article rs i
rsiery Anderson. ard then dramatically
declared that the people 81 fhe CsAsesec
convention were Amertean csfsssus. e.isi.
Gated Ia the common Sehcois. ard IA ses
veins 81 50 per cent. or them ,ssslsssst tht
hloo6 ~ revolutionary sirgs. They wgrs
not anarchists. ard they HAD eAsh@.~s
at Chicago 81 eTg~T 80 KsvN tsesaoxsfaa-s