The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-16
Is unworthy Of notice. The boys Away.

is unworthy Of notice. The boys always
look at an office in purely business
light. and plilosophise thus The sal
airy is 5000 and perquisi,es 81 COO,
with $500 more from fasored con-
tractors. which makes the snug yearly
income II jus. $4,000. So We Will set
tie candidates for Sheriff down for At
leas. 5000 each. All VIC will elect the
one who pu:s up the most coin, out
that is our lowest figure" The uufor-
boys is lacking the necessary qualifca
tons that would raise him above the
common herd 0. humanity aad make
him eligible to tie Office lie seeks
This statement Of facts will apply. in
a lesser degree, perhaps. to every oHice
within the gift Of this model commu-
nifty A community that is looked up to.
and from which other cities are expected
to take pattern, should be pure at least
in its politics. The moral and political
atmosphere Of this city is putrid, and.
under the present regime, IL o good
place to emigrate from. 1t is the last
place on earth where a young man Of
honest impulses would settle down for
life. 1t has been said that an honest
man will prosper any where. aud that
honesty has its own reward" That
may he the rule in most parts of the
world, but the exception will apply
here.
THE NIGHT BEFORE ELECTION
Nearly all the parties held their closing
meetings. Judge Terry. the man who
shot and killed Senator Brodcrick. and
who is now the Lomiuee for the Office Of
Attorney General. addressed crowded
meeting at B'rni Birth Hall, Oh Eddy
street; while the dictator of the Sand
lots. Mr. Kearney. please remember he
is MI" aud not Denis Kearney) ha-
rangued his Communistic followers at
Union Hall If the reader has never
read one Of Denis Kearney's (beg par
don. Mr.. kearney) speeches. or never
heard him speak, he or she has lived in
vain. For the benefit Of those who have
not, l viii quote his opening remarks
at the meeting above referred to:
Fellow Workingmen and Women
The Chinese must 60. The Chronicle
must 60. The DeYoungs must 90. The
blstherskites must go. The hellbound
villains, the banksmash hers aud the Shiny
imps Of hell must 90. Well have no
more of it. They all must 60. All i'll
favor. hands up" Hands all 60 up,
and Denis-I mean Mr.-Kearncy i,
happy.
AT THE POLLS.
wednesday morning, September Sd.
was tho day on which was to be decided
the most exciting political contest ever
known to California. The day opened
with o gloomy appearance; tie fog. SC
| common at this time of year, obscured
the suns rays. and it seemed as if the
contest between sun ard fog was some
thing more than political. BY nine
o'clock the sun broke forth in all its
glory, as can only . California sun; fol
say what We may of the people, We can.
not say that the weather is capricious.
Voting progressed steadily but quietly
from the opening to the closing Of
the polls; and Notwithstanding the ex.
citing nature Of the contest, but few
disturbances occurred IN comparison
with those Of previous elections
| TIE KEsULr
Is nearly the same as predicted in pre-
vious letter. The Republicans have
elected their candidates tor Governor
and Lieutenant Governor. and have g
working majority in both branches Of
the Legislature; they also return at least
three members to Congress, and perhap.
four. The Workingmen elect thei,
May or. Auditor and Treasurer; also two
Supervisors and one Railroad Commits
siener. The Republicans have elected
Of their county ticket. ten ont of the
twelve Supervisors and nine out Of tho
twelve School Directors.
| JorrINGs.
| The excitement over tue DeYouDg-
kslloch little unpleasantness has sub
sided. In consequence OF Kalloch'
improved condition DeYoung has been
admitted to bail in the SUN of So. 900
It ID somewhat strange to see what an
amount Of curiosity there is to see De
Young. Wherever he goes he is fol-