The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-25

- nj lDwa IL asmed snvagery - whieh
ne aFU op0peed s the Phllippanes. He
ssl, 1a.s e e si. !, !: e e, oncn
~ Or noe. n aAAli have our sup9or "a
evef-increastng neasuSe nntu ire Iasf
epAyk 81 re11atance has been ssAmped out
arms In thesr hands when once they
3ustice and equity and their rights n0.s
carefuliy guarded: hu. until thaz submit as
What 4 - % make var upon the American
Tag There b no East and no West when
We come TO deal with questions OF tnss
power OF the Pacific. and we men Of the
Atlantic coast are good Wesserners ana
are resoluteiy bent upon upbuiidfng our
power In the PactAc - the men OF the
Pacific slope themseives-
Array aaa Navy DtssssthsaeA-
Our nattoa must show itself great pot
preparedness Tor ear which best insures
peace We must upbuild our nAsy and
sesd. ~eh 's ss new century viii sriss
Above all, my comrades and my feiie1
countrymen. W must build up In this
sonnsry thai spirit Of sScasi . ann ea cae
make this nation reach the highest an0
most lasting greatness"
1oosevelt CoRpoets the Minutes.
President Brod1s delivered his address
Of welcome. and tina reporfs OF secretary
sssa ss e ss
With : nss q nsmhers and 3 INST q es-
csjysd the bronze badge adopted At tho
nrst mesting at Montauk point on AUG
ust - last The reading Of the minutes
81 shs sree Of
Richard Harding Davis Edward Mar
shali and Lieut. oasiins ,, pars 81 ,h wo
present that Capt. Aecermick. OF tue
Seventh cavalry, had been made IN hon
orary member. and the omission In the
minutes was ordered corrected
Gov. ~. 4. Otero. who actively esetsi "a
. year ago In recruiting the Rough Ri&efs.
was made an honorary member OF the a.
ISOLATION.
NJ one net Actual Soldiers.
Ths somiss 81, 9n syaw. sn tnat
one but an actual soldier al some time IN
his life shall hereafter be elected an hon.
orary mamhar. Gov. oiero responded 20
Roosevelt was elected an honorary presi-
dent for life q the association, Col f.
Brodie; 81 Prescott. was elected prssI-
tary, for the ensuing year; Cant ", u.
II. Lewellyn. first Vice president; Lieut..
Goodrich. second vice president. Com
mitfees on resolutions and bylaws were
appointed The governor WAS ordered to
Be- brought bafcfe the meeting. appraised
Of his election and responded in an eio-
quenf address.
There was quite . spirited contest for
the selection of the place TO hold the
next annual reunion between Oklahoma
City and Colorado Strings. The former
city had decidedly the best Of u. the
vote standing - TO II, There was q
love feast OF the Rough Riders tonight at
the opera house and an adjourned meet
Ing TOMORROW morning at o'clock on
GERS and troopers participate heartily III
the proceedings and some Of the rough
fellows caused q great deal of amuse-
ment by the foTeibie manner IN which
they presented their views, All seemed
perfectly nj home and took lively tn-
terest In the proceedings.
: Gen. Zoe Wheeles's Regrets.
Quite Q nugbeF of feiegeams md letters
OF regret, and conGratulation were recetv-
led. including one from Gen. Joe Wheeler.
9 as follows;
Directing and love TO the brave Rough
"JOeEPR WHEELER"
e Display ~ Ftrewerks.
A magnificent display Of Patne's Are
works vas brought Ell tonight and Wit
nessed by the Rough Riders ard theiF
leader, There are upwards Of i00oo peo-
pie In the city and great interest Is
.hewn In the proceedings ct the Rough
Riders. AS sa b
Tomorrow union memorial services viii
be held In the morning ana regiuaentai Tes
view tomorrow afternoon