The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-22

Perhaps there is no man in Alaska bet
ter fitted 10 state the needs of that land
ANA its people gfan Gov Brady He has
lived taere for twenty-one years. ana much
OF that time under conditions which
brought him into close touch with the
people. He first went 10 the country as u
missionary, and later engaged In mercan~
tile pursuits and OF late years has had
30 ae with lne politics Of the country i'm
| the rnaRy efforts made III secure for ii the
attention Of tae horne government. AS
; he himself says. one firae | knew al
most everybody I'm the territory OF Alas
ss While / DO nos know them all now, |
krow their ns5eis"
IN his address this afternoon Gov Erat1,s
Will urge np0m the business men OF seat
! tie the necessity and Importance OF hay
, Ing the American members Of the fa!ue
aigh commission visit the Norshwes. and
Alaska before that body again meets. in
August next.
commissioners Not Informed.
There are many things about Alaska
! ta4t woatid like TO say, hat which in my
official position IL Waala nat be proper
for me 10 diseases. There is yet grave dan
ger from the iHslstencs OF the Dominion
] government iAat il be granted a port on
/ tne Lynn canal. That danger is ev no
mean. over The sgooay~gx,es3 = feeling
existing towards Great Britain. which is
ae5Dg fostefed 6y the visits Of saah states
a1ess Is Lord IEeYesfora ana such ss,.e.fh4>
as shai - Ambassador Choafe. is Hable
"a lead ear otfsrsstSsioueF5 20 grant 10 Car
asa eesSions which Woula -. ruiuoas 10
I tae tlg&,fG States IN Alaska a,d ~ saa
! HeSat9 q the United States iii zee North
sass
Aa} s9esf' cesSsons woasl be granted 80
| eohI@4eu ihe governor. --sirsply s}ts,at;Sp
she insA gfa"ilag then 10 not KNOW aul
90 fsof understand MIA. tAev are giving
away. iGey r0ast Sese THIS country rus.ef
see Alaska. before ihcx can ursi..rst,na
tss@ situation aH Is exists For :hat reason
1 asa gong &c urge Eas,r business mar %
}#4A Vita ssle ia urging President Maxim.
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s As&f@a- Iaes san ieasg here esous Ioa4
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sfSle ht 1"3s- - Tae trip vostsa he Il, IA
{ ses a ael5sA7.e1i eXcssrsicn ara ta.s es;4,~
MSS oess, 3aen fhey Enee again. svaaga
A'saN Ef5H1 So eng SHe places and agkfng-
. ~3'a tH~ people Maat IS neesiyss
ts as"sss es aes4f3}ei between ss!r MIN
sEs a7a8 iSss tzsael&aa ezyer eaagrsS in se
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slF-<"f ts@S# @e res0ee. Canada hss
+ na5@n1%s rasst& al eleus tna f~,rsser gehtl..
se nave as3s portion of q carssnsax ~
: ~yssE@ 4sYea, ana /. s4x fros,sS 81
S@<t Ar4gEef Personally I sra axs~ae
+ 90 SaFEesssSsfshs ans ~ car rlgsts asav~
ese 9f az any '{zsse. ana Sc waai5 See srav
+ .@@a "a 1&s a eStsa&s4 sveun}c a3o-w sae
''oF'sfE II patrol a. MIA aar ,rzosss 8gssser
<F"@rs to maintain re lsne sef&eea
AisSSa aa8 sssa BRITISH POSSESSIONS ss y
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fsaeSss FF tsFett iga asss xay, last s,aaT.~.
= W 'FHsesfe ARA nssiat4aa aur rasats.
@f1s sa4s ear government sAsetalel ga.
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N0asA s5s3se sAAtnS tae glsasss
fTSgs tse SEA aE aiaag. 80 sYsssss~ ss.,.,
aaeaes u zt@~7aSge& @sssl }eave ~. yss,rs-
@3@s aSts q consideration as a sssas. l..-s.
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