YOL. vru SEATTLE, \VASHINGTON TERRITORY, l\IONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1880. 43. ~ttgd Jottud ~i~tmtdl. \ Administrator's Sale. l...oglc or Jllslol'y. hia one principle of political action is to the public breast and throttle it of its iO with those who will do mAst, OT lead voice, in order that they m1ght establish ~OTI C' J·: is hcre!Jy ;:-lven that in pursunuee The Silver Clill Prospect is a small Colo­ Published every Monday morning uy uf an Order of tlw Prohatc Co nrt of KHI~ him to think they will do most, to acl-.. a permanent government for their politi .. r!ldn newspaper, but its editor IS a mau t.;uuuty, Wa s btu~tuu T<' rrH,.•ry, made on the vance hie interest. He lias 111 eye to the cal master and themselves. Tiley were :!•Hh tlay of July, I S~, in t he !Hiltter of the who evidently rememhrrs ud thinks.­ BERIAH BROWN· past, but " much sharper eye te the fu­ mad with apoll nod drunk wiU1 arro IEst:tte of .John H. Hyau, rl oc<':t>e<l, the undcr- lle is getteng tired of the old cry that all TEJms-$3 a ycnc-, in\·arinbly in ad· si)!n cd Adu.'iuist.r:•tor or the :aid Es~at e. will ture. He has no strong faith in men or ~;ance and pu\Yer, and did not know to >ell at pub he auct1on , to the ln~h es t bidder, on the patrioti~m t\nd love of country in vance. parties, and be will go hither a11d th1ther what a great extent they were u!lmasking Satnrdfl!J, iltc .ttlt dtt?f of St•plcmkr, 1880. America rests with the Republican }>ar­ accordmg 11 bia confidence i11 gained at themselves until it was too late. nt 10 u'cloclr, a. m., ty;llnd he 111nts out in this way: ·- - a moment. He is most roepicious of Was ever sucn a s1~ht 1 Their leader, In front of the Heal EstMte otlice of :\laekin­ If the Republican party furnished the Official Directory. t••"h .\: Hooves, Cc01·ncr vf :\lill :tnd Cummcr­ those whu haYo heretofore formeu the with his private wire, most b!ind aad eh•l >trccts. in t.hc City of :seattle, in said King tiYe million partiots whe Jonght ftlr tl1' KI~G COuNT\". cou1ny, ·all tlwsc <·ertuin Juts, pi eces uucl par­ controUing element in Southern society mad of all, harl waded in to his fate from preserntion of the Unioh let our coutem­ R S. GREE:-i'E .•...•• Jnd~co rDi>tri ctCo nrt cd s nf )ami lyin;: mul l.toin!-( in the said City and politics. As a rulo they move in a primary declaration that he would I.e TllOMAS BUltKF. ............ Prob11.te Jnd)!c of S~attlC, lmuWII IUid tl esi,_: natcd 3S fo!l.,,-s, })Orary produce tlie fig ures from the record · ~l -wit: Lut;-; numhcrcd One (1), Two ( :.! ). maas, thus giyiog an ilhtstration ot "the cept a unminatioll only if unanimously to provp it. Let it name t11e Republicans J . EW~8 V. WYCKOFF. ••.• ••.•.•• •• . S bt~ ritr Thrc<' (l) ~net Four (-!), in Block numbered unanimity of ignorance." presented upon him, and, after a six:day ~I. S. BOO"! H ....••••. •• . •••.•.. .. Auditor Thirty-three(::!:)), iu A. A. iJ;:uny's Addition among the men who led the solid rank& 5. But finally, as a class, they are in fight, died With his jaw upon the uit at 0. D. lULL .. ..... .•. ...•• .. ... Tre:t6 nrcr t.u Bell .\: llcnuy"s plat of tlw town (li(JW cit~·) of Seattle. of the l:nion legion 11gainst tlle· euemy. II. F. WHITWORTH ............. sur .. eyor character weak aud ignorant, and hence 300. TE IDJ~ .\sn CO:<DI TI•:oi s ot· SA t.E :- Cash, It confessea that Douglas Democrats E. BHYA~ .. .... ..... ... ........ A•sc~so r Gold t.JuiH of the l·nitrd State.; tn 9,, paid on t&~ that extent a dangerous eleu1ent in -so­ That was the momPnt at· which the donned L}•e blue, and it might as well F. W. SPARI.TNG ......•.......•... Coroncr ti.Je da.~ of >a le. Deed mad e to purcha er on ciety. Hence they must be edtlcated. country took fire, or, to use our American pllymcnt of purclt:l,c money. Deed ut ex­ have mentioncrl that among those Deug­ pense of pnr<' hn>er. phrase, ''got mad." At the same moment ern· OF SEATTLE. las Democrats were such distinguished D••t ctl August :!d, 1880. Moa•e llanceek llecralas. a panic sc1zed the brnYes who hnd been L. P. S ~IITJI ••. • • -· . • •••..••••. .• •••• :\lttyor JWK~ S. OSBOH~F.. soldiera as General Grant, Sherman, l\lc­ Administrator of the 1<:st:1tc of Johu H. H~·nn, forbidding honest wen to speak. The E. S. OsliOitS Y. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clerk tleeca,;ctl. ilS...! Ciellen, Duel, Halleck, Hosccrans, Hook­ Mr. Wm. 1\I. H-all, of Stanferd, Ct., h&~ I. :\f. HALr •..•• . .. •. •• . .•• •• City Attorney siege of liberty was raised by the lifting The :~ho\·e sale is ndjourned until S:tturdny er, Logan, Hancock, Porter, Franklin. received the following letter from George l.. /). McLnu: l ... ....•.•...••••.... Trcasurcr the II th <hty t~f &ptcmbcr, A. D. 1::!80, a• 10 of Garlield's baaner. The desperadoes ~rogwick, Dutler, J>ix, Couch, Slocum, Wilkes, elated Paris, .July 18. 1880 : F. SEmELL •.•••. Harbor Master and A s1c~sor o"clock a. 111. endcnored to make the best of their dis­ E. S. OSBORNE, lh· DEAR IIAJ.L; I h:~ve been away for .J. Jl. :llc:G tt.<w . • •• . •••••• • • •• Chief of Police Smith, Sickles, Seif:el, Landers, Averill, comfiture; bnt they bad gone too fai·. A<lmlui s trat <~>r 9( the Est:1te of John H. R.rnn, Corcoran, lllea!!her, Bartlett, Drow11, & week, nod your last letter has lain un' Cl'fY C'OL. S C II.~I f:S . D~-., eao;e(l. ·t~-lw ~ the people now hacil taken the bit, 'llld Blair, Shields, E"iDg, Lyons, Leib, Pal• 11nswered so long that I must j Jmp 1ts U. )[. Rasiu, Ceo. W . Stct<!o n,. John Col­ the insults these Republican dictators current top1cs to express my great p;rati­ lins, W. A. J ~ •miu;,-;; , Chas. :\1cDtxmld, :\[ mer, 1\lcCicrnanrl, Pearson, Ward, 1\lan~ bad put upon their respected rcprcsena GENUINE ficntion at the nomination of Gen. Han- Densmore nud John ~ati01n . son. Slack. Rice, Singlehm, Steadman., tiYes in the Convention burned evory Corse, Schofiel(l, and a host ot lesser lu.. cock. honest cheek in the land. From that minaries wl10se names have slipped our Garfield l>leased me, because his name GERMAN MILK BREAD, moment the election of any Delllocmtic PIC.OFES!IOIO~ .~I. t.:.~UnS. memory. Will our contemp@rRTy rose upen the collapse of horrid specter plea~ a cawlidate who might be namtd at Cin trot out the names ot twe Lincolcl Re. which l1nd frightened the countiy to its cinnati was cert;lin. C. D. EMERY, -AT- publicans who took th~ field in '01 &I very mnrrew; but Hancock fills the bill­ But the best man 1vas chosen, nnd I ~a.un.s.el a.l- at ;Lq.w.., leadcra in the fight, and will it please an honest soldier who knows nothing b;>t rejoice in his selection. I do not predict PIPERS' BAKERY. name the fights they won ? It was a his duty, and will be sure to leave the 1mything, but, I believe Gen. Hancock SE.'..TTLE. W. T. Douglas DemocrAt that carried the forti· people, unhampered hy "politica," to will be invited te the White HouEe, in t\ Office in DISI'ATCH Building. 31-3m* Chicago Market, fic11tion of Donaldson. It was n Douglas their own tree will. That is the true large part uy the very same patriotic men Democrat that won the field of Gettys- theory of the Presider.ttal institution. who sent honest Abraham Lincoln there W. H. WHITE, FRO_Y1' S l'. SE.A l'TLE. burg. It was a Douglas Democrat that I hnye been hankering to vote the for two terms. I shall take great ple&s led the Ticorious Union host at Antietam. Democratic ticket for flVer ten years, be­ :fl.tic.l-ru_g.-at-:La-m. Fresh and Salt Meats . ure in casting my vote for him it\ n man It was a Douglas Democrat that won the cause it is a fixed principle with 111e that without stain nnrl equal to the Preiident SEATTLE, W. T. ALWAYS OX HAJ.~D . red fields of Frederickslmrg, Chancellors... no party whatever is fit to wield the Gov­ inl station. For that pm pose I will be Offi ce on the eo rn er of Front an ti :Madison ville the Wi1derne~11 Spotisvlvania Coal ernment, its army, and its purse coosec­ Streets, up-stairs. Farm Produce Bougltt and Sold. fauncl at the polls 111 New York at the ------ Harl:er, imd Petersbt~rg. It-wal' a Doug- utively for onr teo year11 ; certainly not election next November. GEo. Wn.KES. tas Democrat th11t plr.nted~..;,i.nrs - nnd-1 for twenty. Parties, like certa~n dish~S· -----· Dr. E. L. SMITJ:I. ONRU.M & OLSTAD. -- ~ stripes over Vick~oburg. It was a Dou:.. need to be turned over once IDa wh1le • How Il' FE.F.LS 1'0 DROWN.-When I OFFICE-- Colman'S Building, cor. Mill Ins Democrat that drove the rebel hordes to suit the public pa!ate, nay, the public and Commercial Streets. MADDOCKS~ ~ave up all hope in the water I did no _ M.