The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-31

ne nov read OF Runuynne8e- They viii
read with the s4nze spsrtr and TIE same
sse~ AZ 81 tire congress OF f77s ts2t pro-
claimed To fhe word the declaration 81
sssesv from Sohn Russell Young in refer
enee 20 boilers. ard tbsa said Il con-
usend this Declaration 20 \ gentleman IN
iris city named Charles IL Baker an
apposnsee ef Ms. Eckeis. ard I niu Put
Il m the language % gentleman I met
tse other day: sFor every Plug hat that
Iea~ex the Democratic party three pairs
of sseraaul9 will come Ia . cloud cheer
inx1 In closing pr. white said that
tire question Of hox 80 win at the coming
election lay with sEe Democrats ard
popuIsssgs let us have cozsoaence n
each Other" he advised. There are just
and squffAhae terrn3 on which we can
t0xssser put a ticket In the field, and
NE viii nominate electors for such tick
81 when tire conventions meet AZ Ellens-
burg. only wish we could agree and
put county ticket "a the feid for every
county IN the state" tApplanse.i
Fre~h From 81 l. uis-
A few strains % Dixie" caused the
crowd to shout ard then the chairman
introduced Richard winssr. ST.. wf1o yes
tersay returned from ST. Louis. After
some words Of graduation he reviewed
the immediate past. My mind runs back
q meeting that then took place 10 this
hall The worthy gentleman who Is pre-
siding tonight was then chairman OF
Republican meeting, snd Patrick Henry
wlazson, who twice since that time has
beer born again from fhe womb OF Re-
pnEslcanism into Popu.ism. was here Gre
peated cheers and fauKhfer.) / remember
that the post-Infei!isencer. wiaen the
ior1fy Col. Winston came, threw oat the
challenge Of tae famous iogicsau, and that
one little fsrTier Of Popustst q met him
down at st. Louis a few days ago.. had
she Inpa<leDce 10 demand a division of The
time. and FRAT your humble servant was
called oat. But when | began 20 speak OF
Republicans failing from grace. rerneTn-
ber chat was called down by Chairman
Jacobs. But tonight / can turn to him
and announce that
:. While the lamp holds out 20 burn
The vslrst sinner may return
By this clever lab at the honored chair
man wInsor made the hit OF the evening.
The laughter continued several seconds.
and the presiding officer held down his
head smiled sheepsshiy and biushed like
a sehoosboy The merTsmen; was resumed
a moment later when Wlnsor added,
Ard Brother wEey was here. too"
AID iTishbaek." said voice.
Well fsEabaek knows about e." said
winsor.
Republican himself. and during the cam
paign OF fsss had been sent 10 Snohomish
county 10 preach the gospel OF Republican
ism He had been given a pamphlet,
which had been OF much use 10 him on
the occasion OF the Winston debate He
drew It from his pocket. and proceeded
10 read a statement about the Republican
party being I'm favor OF the use of both
gold and silver" He spoke slowly and
deliberately. and. then pausing, strokei
his bombazine beard. and called out. TO
the delight of the crowd:
Am I going too fast. Mr.. Reporter. OF
the Post-Intelligeneer? I want you to
get IL all down.
wEnsor thus made ten strike with the
Bryan people, and they shouted until he
was compelled 10 run his hands through
his beard again before they would stop.
After this gesture he called out to NJ. G..
Wiustock, and requested that he. too,
take down what had been said Ii he IN
tended 10 make any speeches.
The speaker wound up his araienment
of the Republicans of 1sss by presenting
Mr.. WHEY with the campaign document.
in order that he might vindicate and pro-
tsct himself. and confound the party
renegade to It's principles. After thank
ing God that calamity howiers with a
gesture toward Mr.. Jacoh9 were being
born by the dozen. Mr.. winsor said:
Down With Wallace.
we are in the midst of a mighty sirug-
gle. United We stand divided we fall
This Is no time for patriotic men to wran-
sic about tribes. We love Bryan for the
enemies he has made. for the cause he has
sspoased. ] believe that the great soul
OF the Popaiist party tn Washington Is in
readiness TO make most any sacrifice for
The saving OF this nation and 20 take from
the money changers their power and re-
turn u 10 the common peo-
pie. where II belongs. But We
agement OF this cause 10 any goldbug like
Hugh G. Wallace. Of Tacoma. We want
YOU to understand that az the outset.
Tremendous chnefing) No traitor TO The
peoples cause shall have the reins OF
battle in this state. tRenswed cheers)
At these words ''warhoTse BiiI' White
spranE 10 his feet. and he shouted out
IN that voice thar always commands at
tentson. lie said. addressing Mr.. winsor;
when We gather at the convention at
EileazhfFg. I promise You that We viii
right the only wrong committed at the
Chicago convention, and will see 20 Il
saat Hugh Wallace does not represent
the party"
Then have accomplished my pur-
pose. have nothing more 10 say"
answered Mr. wihsor.
whey anu inc LORD
After q Song by Prof III. s Sharpe.
chorus by tho audience. John Wiley was
introduced a. the gentleman who made
Tho discovery OF Gods law in regard 70
the metals" lie was received With a
considerable show of welcome, and in mis-
remarks kept the audience in good humor.
lie told how he had been IN a campaign
several years aao when Bryan earned
thu title Of The boy orator OF the
I
ing. You're all right John called out
voice. and the six-foot statesman smils "a
earnplacsatly. ue referred 70 Brysn as
au eRtsfnAhls Christian gentleman with
ous one tinge Of fssatieism. ana spoke OF
tae rost-In;eiiigeneer several times III
the gentleman who wrote the paragraph
about the big Swsae' could look over this
audience observed wiley. che would
fhsnk he had not only lost hts hat hn-<his
head - we'll" lie concluded his sY<eh
with POETRY ahems tho palmetto and fh@
palm. the intention heiaE manlfestly %
laH0r fusion.
The chairman introduced Mr.. seymour.
WHO win many facial ccnterfians and
couat, gestures sang a campaign free sill
yer tftty NTH a chorus watch reused the
Auflsnce 20 freaxy with les Ma knreilne''
swing ans its declaration "a the last line
'fNsxt >ovembsFs kek scur boots wei
make fhing. hump IN response 10 2
nrotoaRel encore fhe singer accused ths
audience ~ hsiug ~as greedy Tor soiss
~ sea are fer silver" aad then favored
thesu wsth coaysa ~, A. Gov. McorsN.
Andrews and FsShhack
Tsa audience h0wisa FOR Lewls sci
( Chairman Jacobs fsslawe7 the orexra s1tas
ana fusre3ecra William y. An8rews sshc
briefly exafesses hts ETatiicRsion 80 BE-
lrg On fhe platform wtlA sarh men az
tN 5sa hs ssAsss1 kr va xssrFesfst fsf frs-ftrf.
tnr 5ae nAn nnAer whom - ha8 studied
faw ana 81 whase bench ~ HAD Hrs3 prac.
sss~E fAA wFefess3nn- tie declared fhsi
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