Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-25
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Ths esnstorial Eahss ID many q ne
etssss are bsesmina intsfsssase' -
usual, shsrs ars nnmsssus eana'Haas.
for eash vacancy, sad I'll ne asdof snss
smbstIon ean lend 70 Ssh : eoH no1-
rfnee matter - an acpeast 10 an osdin-
srv s,sss Lsziaiatsss y dispis5ed y
4arsoua sandidates-
Ths inaersst osutaEs principally n ne
asht for tie Mes York ssnasssship o
heoms vsoant b. ths expiration Of "a
tsrus sf senator Warner hiiisr. sses-
sor Miller il q csndidats for fs-siseiion
ana hns been working IN bic own bshnh
Via al shs power and in1asnss II hia
hsoh position. He has stEona follow
ne csmpossd priseipaliy Of TIE nsn-
hsss Of the old Half-brssd" fsssion o.
I'll Republican parry Of hsw Asfk-
His chance Of sscarinR ihe sises'sa nss
uutiI rsasusly been ecnss3essd extreme
II good, hus 81 present. tie esnsrai I'M
rreaslou seems 70 b thai be vii b DE-
feassd By Lam p. Morton. ex-Ministsr
u France. Morton Is one Of the mos
prsminsnt Republicans Of Nsv York
He Il immsnsslT wealthy. snd has
served for several terms IN the Heuss Of
Representative. Hs vas The most
pzouinsut candidate for the Senator
ship two years ago. bat vas compsiisd
70 yisld 70 the popular demand for the
slss,ion Of VIM. u. Rsaria Tbs oniy
other candidate prominently mentioned
l. Representative Hisoook, Who has fsS
yosss bui great hopes Of susossdsse -
: eampromiss candidate.
Ia Pennsylvania. 0alusha A. Grow
a candidate. AZ be usually h. bui the
general impression 10 that Matthew :.
oaay, Who 10 the Cameron candidate.
viii secure the prize. Senator Mitchell,
Who now occupies the ssst. 10 not men
TONED for 70 election. Governor eleet
Beaver uoold doubtless Be formidable
candidate, but be b being held back
With the hcpe thai be may BE- used ~ :
candidate for The Presidency 10 divide
Blalne's strength In Pennsylvania So
Hsrsranft sas used 10 divide IL in 1916
10 Massachusetts,. Senator Dawes will
have q serious tine. John ID. LsnR. sx-
Governor and Representative in Con-
sreas and ons Of The most popular Lead
srs Of the Bay Stats Republicans. de-
slres bis seat. and The indications sSs
al - viii get Il. There " Q shrevd
suspicion In Massachusetts that Daws
Is nos 20 ussful Senator ~ be might
be, and that the interests Of the Stale
would BE- better taksa care Of b. q
younger and more active man. Tts
mans Of Henry Cabot Lodge has alss
besn mentioned, but be refuses 10 BE-.
ooms . candidate.
In New Jersey, the Legislature is yeFJ
olsse, with q probability Of 8 Demo
cratic majority Of one or two. In thi'
case Govornsr Abbott will be elected &c
che Senate. II however, The Republt
cans should by any chance secure I
majority, Senator seweIi will be elected
In Indiana the Legislature is equal,
close, and both parties profess 10 b.
lisve that they will be able 10 control IL
II the Democrats do 30, ex-senator Ne
Douald will probably be chosen sena
tor, though there 10 . movement wish
considerable atFsngth IN favor Of Gov
srnor Gray. In the event Of The Rspab
lioans controlling the Legislature, Sena
COS Harrison will be reelected.
In Connecticut, she Republicans have
good working majority in the LoRisla
lure. Sone opposition te the reelection
Of Senator Havlsy has been developed
bot 10 will probably Be insufficient d
prevent his return.
In Tennessee, there are no less thar
eight candidates. Of whom Governor
bate, Ex-Governor Marks. Judge ,. 7. Y.
sneed and sx-RepFesentativs John z
House are the most prominent. Ths
other candidates are Indian Commits
sioner Atkins Assistant Secretary Of
State Porter. senator Whitthotne, Eii-
TOR OOllyer, Of the Nashville UaioA, and
sx Representative John n. Bright.
With such nambeF Of aspiraals, Il Is
almost impossible TO predict with any
degree Of accuracy the probable result.
Those who are posted on Tennessee pol
lilies predict that II the Democrats so
into caucus. the choice will BE- Bate,
Hoaso or Marks. Igno caucus Ia held,