The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-09

80 Address Of the nvenins
4 ..,hnriastic audience, thoroughly II
M WITH the Beers. with liberty and
!! 5! ~ - struxgling republics Of aoutl
IN rscked Armory hall to the wall
.fsSf on the occasion Of the pro-Boel
~ S,Sstink. Even the balconies. stair
u .sX halustrades were crowded will
c,S More ladies' were present than q
II ssher public meeting held In Seattle
,sSs dime. They waved their handker
1sS nm clapped their hands. There wa,
ss5 r. applause for the speakers.
~ nature Of the evening was the pres
49, n paul Kruger, . grand nephew o
n 800 Dom Paul. He made the prin
q s6dress OF the evening.
~ Arthur was chairman. Those whit
zssj.d peats on the platform were Judg,
1sss Burke, James Hamilton Lewis
~ r. Il. Ballinger, DR.. F. Bo,ink, Rob
- 5z,7dees. Of Olympia. Gustav Beutlich
tSiiSm Mulcahy, G. N. Thuland, e. H
,Son. Rev. Paul Kruger, A. J. Lee, r
4 I0cobson. T. J. Church, D. Roh1fs and
& namaker.
49, Denounce the British.
I ~ ID the meeting the following reso
NSae Mtss prtt,sh sovsrnr1o5sS ..
Se .ne ,,s,nrnvcLssS ~ s',ss,,.s
II. ~ s., the Ssotr1rctinn ~ fwn
- = q South az Africa. and il exert
III ~ ~ p 0wTSr =, ,, ~ p ~ NAL
\ 4 1.a ~ " crs,sh 4 non,,Iation AZ lea
n I<za . ~ ~ nnififon. ana
w. Tste+ ~nverrmert 4. ,vith
n! WY ,,,rs,dA ncs asEinx FOR the
4 l..sssesS,, ~ IA xmsr,cs, !, nennie IN. The
\ 4! ~ ~ ~, ~ S1 fhis unhoiv war: and.
~ nsses 49, IA sfat t Ana The sonth AZ
ss;sSn republic are nghtins + identical
va tne cause III s wnicm I'M tn sn,,Sht
~! sllcan o ~ .hN .>,,n,,,tSrn. .y,d
y S ~ rss Il The en- noble stand which these
sgelcs aIs ,;hs.ss.r asisra Zen ~, sno a.
noenee sna t nTcx ana ert,tI. .n sh an
n1tllon u l.ls anS es LIZ sno,u
~ tne applfunsS. syp ,sy a.a gnco ~.
1aeeMank 2! nDer yIssens yeopIcs ZIG
wSS5'e ssv.a maj ru We cstixer,s q se.ttIe.
tetate g Wssnneton' n mass meetins
anemnied, oenounce sne action Of tme
Bsin6n 4ovelnment a. pa,1.lcai: lnhu-
nm. eno 2 ~ @,sSrace 70 c, isl
3esQved, lnat ~ pSnevo tnn.
voice ine sen =. .s OF snS ovsrwHe a =.
y ms1ority Of 1ne American pSesHc,s =; y;
South Afrlca tnc assuISnce q 0us
HEARTFELT admiration FOR their ski!l ana
bravery. ana the sincere nope tnat they
WIN prevail over their sigaHuc assaii-
~. - -
mseting b instructed to communicate
n COPY Of these proceedings to Cen
James r. OBairne. the authorised agent
81 s1s E Soutn ALlc - tepuunc ~ s1e
Hiswiss 1 copy to each Of our senators
2 ~ secretary Of state, John Hay.
\ - 49, s1rnr = Ta1E.
~ Arthur made few opening remark
nd was followed by Robert Bridges Will
stirring speech for the Beers. Whel
y. Bridges referred to the Unitet
bates Of South Africa" there was pro
bnged applause. He said the cause o.
~ war was spectators and gamblers
php wanted to swell their stocks back II
Enelend He referred to Cecil Rhodes
I'd Jameson. as thieves and plunderers
81 advocated financial aid by Americans
ICY Ky: " " simonds. pastor q TN IN,
4 would seem from the size OF the audi
lnee that there were good many who be
lsve n the principles OF the Declaration
4 Independence. He said the indiscrimi
nats condemnation OF any race was no
the purpose Of the meeting. for Englant
~ uyen to history many illustriouI
nen. He expressed the opinion that /
9iAdstone were alive and In power toda,
mare would be no war In the Trans
yaaL I want to say" he said, that tn,
bfiiish government Is the chief anarchts
y re earth" He condemned 1t IN tn
name Of progress, OF Christianity and tn,
American republic.
DON Paups Grand-Nephew.
~
Mnen Rev. Paul Kruger. OF Huntsville
mssn. gIand-nephew OF Dom Paul ant
~ " p5incipal speaker, wau introduced. N
- gn Mnn Proposition for three cheer,
* NJ. r ss Kruger. OF the Transvaal
nn ~ sssmsG % TAKE the audience ratne
nIs ne was much impressed by the sym
Az ~ =, sne large auo1ence TOT the Souti
a. M I LSpunlic. Inc boers were ngntinl
t sic, sne grinclpies OF the American revoiu
sSrtst tau axaninI taxatlon Wltnout repre-
corss ro. me Ens nS sa. IeIuse 70 pc
yasl I'M ~ a the c,slaen ol tIe Trans
: seat In the Boer congress.
rhare never ,,vaa a r,ra.- .-,.. ,h,.
spjrit than Dry nveI hInoof, 1uuo1, noplel
condemnad - Mtttus1l. Ing eReane
shooting down dasans sn IN nus wul h 10
THROWN down thair sr,ns amd i s,, WIZ d ia.
Cd, He ss,T any anS anu ~. sut1 smu 'ei,
print matter in dasanse ~ r,aia wo ',a,
m-Afherican Tha ,a VI s .a u ~ We, Ne.
fof ro1S 1n, dne war was one OF ius
ana diamond n,iu wanseu the Eola meiui
ssa s ssst ec MID not conquer them It wa