The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

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II Iknmpson began by saying that II
E u11t unusual thing for an old-tfme
fl11 70 be able to deliver an old
Qy0ceratic speech. under the aus
EW n keruhiican campaign commit
3. ~ = - audience composed 40 largely
qp0r<icanr. but that there were 80
~ ~ and surprising things happen
NjhN campaign that one might little
IE II any unusual development. Flo
nat IT tho battle Of Traslmenw.
IN ~ armies OF Carthage and Of
~ HF4ppied In the most dreadful bat
u safguity. II was tradition that tho
~ and riAmar Of the conflict was 50
~ that an earthquake which shock
tfnm the mountains TO the sea.
y unhceded and uDhcard.
sWAena u IL true he continued.
N( q this tremendous contest in
~ Nfteen millions Of voters are called
y Engage, and III which the people
egends taken position Ia one OF tho
81 the Struggling armies, the sx-
gat and fever OF battle has already
" great that calm and unirnpaH-
eFxn'nent may not reach beyond
esN 81 many, and truth and logic
e iese effective than the frenxlod
SSNfv Nairh paints lurld pictures and
4 ~ ~ % merry passions However. there
~ som who are not mad, There are
Nh5 IN the midst OF the tutnuit
NE hx&f aud listen. aud 10 these |
S<Sls ~ present ms Views OF the so
M1<d aAaSsrs 81 Imperialism
- tosrs ! deairo 10 give my reasons
hfelons Democrat, born OF DEM
NI3tk ane~stfy Graded In Ia. perno.
asE faith believe il ana advocate the
.5nf That the United states IA the
sp. aunsf ~ Puerto Rice and the
ts#nx& ~ a solemn treaty which
49, ~ ~ ferne ana effert " the organic
~ ~ lehs that We have bound our.
Se'' y preserve tho peace therein. 20
EtN Ne Inhabitants tacreaf 10 give
- TNSh En<d xsvernmen,, 70 hold the
$500 ~ AegttaxW for our pnSterfty.
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4 80 s'.... a.sh.rer scr daily With the ban
= tnFffAiA eha are airing upon our
shans eFgininai disgrace
:. TX ,@ toat many ~ tbs comrades ~
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49, snd nalspndeTsiand the motives
NJ x. 49, me- = appear az this time,
"a. M presence ana under these
$500 ~ eDs an uhN knaM me Nell knaw
~. esse a. changed ono iet nor
NJ .s9H the faith that I have always
~. sss the rftneigiee Witch / have a.
ssn.. sss.sassd, u | am r,ght, q htsle
srss.r," nna3 criticism may ~ lev rifd
49, m1 When Marshal Ney the
h.s. nv Brave. had fought his last
49,. 81 N~h cauntfytnen eanlpmnwa
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g., ",s,ssN ~ he eammand ~ ths
u NFfsss H. tore ths haadAxs from
~. ass@S ssgs ana folding his hanas
y. ~ efeAtt Ne said I nave Fought
~. AsAdssd BATTLES Tor France, ana
Al. ~, ~ asalnst hsr. neS lot my cem-
! sstsss years N victory Or aafeas.
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q -. tseR%t f1Naf6 or the hope thsreaf,
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49, ef iss carry Sire. in nay once.
ters sH@e 81 the street.. fn saeiai son.
e<>s.. ~ ~ The Ballot eox. through knSsa
ss.e. - ". sNrry ahafe ana under al
hs,Ess. 4 NssNs have fuMght a thousand
n1yss.. W ,hs principles wNhch ! shAll
H~n s2h,kei ana never enc against
~ ~ <f tac ccmFAdo STRIKE wha
Il ~, ..esap@on shsn took up thss history
s1rs~.. - sshmens. ahoWlng that hv INV
s6<.k.s ~. taf eenecnt ~ the ggNHerea
Msr,ss. ssssss*fson the author, nor his ctsrs.
~ M 49, meant Thar ans nan or uufsa~
'tss4 80 cN9la not riEhffnitY o. Eav.
Wa s.shaat his hr their consent. that
ksss. .as constitution 81 the Tinted
&ks ss ranaea b VAS eNpreNxls pg,s-
snEx - PART % the arumNf- taw rgt
nG.,,s a~fnan slavery should b. rer-
" - - sAat The slave trade then so
Nswns 80 n Africa sAsuiS h., sxvre ssi,.
sad protected until the year
asi c s,sss section OF the nrst article o.
Ne - sS.altlon provided The naisrR.
~ 4 - ss.4ReStAt4en ~ such persons a.
ssAies new sxistlng shall think