The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-21
1897

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f8r ths 9-w sxzs 5gr4rg -Ae e&npalga Ar.
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cheering. a tzs ce91laslol . w1sca y D.
gar a. address -azt vas lrtsrTup-e1 -
peasaaEy by p-as1nEe6 APP laass. he rzaGe
rs c1xtoz-ary zr1sal 20 t1s ~tTue Dense
raev~ III sas raEs ot Tnnnnzs JafeEsol-
A s@eon1 -seel.ag waz hss1 Il me Ger
raent Ave1zs rlEk- Brooklyn. where ~
immense ag5iezce vas a41rasd uy IL.
George an5 sz-LDuE~sssEzzs Tom L joan
S1z. q Calo-
s~sh Low Gains German Votes
Sch Lsw acaressed a large meeting -
z~I8saing tgrsr1z- TIE ccZnnastse y t@e
Manhattan -1cr4ry-SgseELsT Dea1os-
racg-9na a9IEly lEGorseG tse CS--zezs
UE1oz rtcket ard .szas6 az address g.V-zss
taslr realsgrs for - doing TIE seeker
Democracy has more tnaa once po4lea
- 90 votes and - coZ9ossa principally 0.
Germans
tseorEeite Breach Healed
The breach - rhe Henry George ranks
eansea 1y tne refusal q .as United Dem
oeracy % gnGorse ths Citizens Union and
the Isffevsonisz peu5cTscy t5cket. and
later Eeury Georges refusal % allow rs
Ea-le % appear a. the head g the Lnlled
Democracy glcks. vas healed ga1lgHt ID
a conferences between the Cn1ted Lsez.oc-
racy aad The Henry George campaign
committee. Mr. George All receive tae
faa suppo-- os the United Demsracy.
Dlxrrict Assembly. No. a. K%gh-s Of
Labor. has indoraei Henry George. Tne
assembly has ffgy assemblies IL tA1s dis
fr1eE.
Henry George an Infiytaualist-
Writing to a German American political
club. Henry George says.
Il DO net believe n any excise in any
fern TIE attempt TO prevent people
from drinking By taxes ard excises upon
llquor Increases costs. promotes adulteTa-
ton ard defeats. ! thlak. TIE very end
Il ass in view.
All such taxes are promotIve OF naoEl-
opoly and corporations Besides what
goes 70 the government from them. i
uucn larger amount is taken oy private
parties. who dad 8 profit II the main
tsnance og the taxes As was the case
with our whisky tax Il = also with taxes
u that nature The difficulty Is net 20
Institute them. but 20 repeal them Il
cense taxes have always instituted and
have always constituted an element OF
corruption. which Is made 10 furnish
means by which political rings maintain
themselves
4 am a free trader in the fun sense ef
2 av-H tEges rF.z
basis of equal rights ] think that the
province Of the government is 20 prevent
one Individual frcm interfering with tho
eauaI rights OF another.
''As 10 the question Of Sunday closing.
believe Ia individual freedom. Those
persons who wish 10 60 20 church on
Sunday should not be interfsrei with in
any way hy a person who wishes 10 sell
Or drink llQuor or Sunday; the person
who wishes 70 drink or sell liquor On
Sunday should not be lnterfered wi.h
BY the person who wishes 70 go 70
church The Sabbath was made for man,
and not man for the Sabbath. TIE law
should merely see 10 il that liquor selling
II conducted In deceucy ard IN order A
mans conduct should be governed solely
by his OHyn conscience. 50 long as he pre-
serves the public peace"
Speaking ar g mass meeting az Ma
1estic hail. Henry George said: For the
republics ncw 7 care nothing. but il IS
70 the republic that Is coming that / bow
down to worship. Not q republic os
tFamps ard ulllionaires. not a republic
where one man has the power of
car. not . republic where TIE women
faint and children 20 hungry. not 20 thls
republic. bur 70 the one which ls yet 70
come, a republic OF God. a Christian re-
pab.ic IL the trge sense OF the word"
John c. sheehan. the Tammauy haIl
leader. received the following dispatch
today from Mayer HARRISON. of Chfcago:
'W'5ii Be with yoB October .. accamn mnanted
by large delegation of Cock county Dem
ocrats"
Th~ bitterness VIII Endure.
Politicians q all sorts are greatly inter
ested n TIE probable effect - the bitter
uess displayed Il the municipal campaign
upon the results IN TIRE state a. large. The
Effects principally discussed are thozs At
fectlnE the choice u Wallace ard Parker.
resp pectlyely TIRE Republican ard Demo-
cratic lominses for chief Judge OF ne
court e appeals and those az the isaista-
tive candidates individually. Z IS conce9-
the partisans of Low ard Tracy. r rot
stronger thzn that between George and
Tammauy. is likely u be more widespread
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