Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-20

sisteRr Ehn1I5ared -, aes sou net
little esesrsf Yea have Dost assnFeslg
ben misinfoEmed. Some ssil-mtnded
persou has heea poisuaing youF mind
AGAINST iAeas good men. MAng - taena.
I an sorry % aAy. have in years past nos
been q1ite - eKemplzFy - Ne ca1td
aish they had beea. e1t Do assure ycas
NJ dear sisseF. they have sincerely -
psnied and thoroughly reformed; and
certainly yea wlil noe refuse % allow 3
Han 70 rspenaf Il Is nos year CHRISTIAN
autT % extend 70 al such the hand Of
fellowship and RiEe them q lift up, II
possielef Reuember. ms god sister.
uho a VS. that said. Neifher do eon-
DEAN thee; % and sin ne more. 4hese
are all thoroaRhiy reformed men an1
deserving tie support of the best peo-
PIE. This know - Be absolutely q
tact. Why. yoa iast onRbt 70 hear tie
oeaufiful speechsa they have made
throughout the oonntry. Some Of them
uo1ld bring tears 90 Jour eyes, they are
80 touohinR.n
Wei. deacon said /. II an little
proud Of my hrst vote, and d. not Ike
% take any risks; 80 guess III vote the
straight Republican tteket. Aaran says
the good old Republican RaFty uas once
ne savior Of 0ur country, and today IS
lts hope and only security. So guess
viii taks my chances vita that
paFty.n
Aha! nov il does me good 10 hsar
vou say good old Rspabliean party,
for that Is iasf What ne Peoples parry
i made Of. The Republican party to-
day il not what Il vas 81 the time Of
which you speak" psevaricated the
oeacOn; consequently the very best
elements IN the Republican and Demo
GRATIS parties merged forces and formed
tAs Peoples party. TIE very best and
most respectable people In the country
belong TO is and IL weuld really Rriegs
nae very much 30 see q good ChFistias
woman Of youR int lllgence deceived 10
this matter. Allow me. as q friend Who
has your best interests a. heart, 90 3D.
visa yoa 20 20 10 tie polls 70 AZ and
vote thls tlaket, and may God bless
yoa."
Shaking my hand cordially, with an
attempt 20 smile, but which distorted
itself into tragic GRIN, be departed.
Well, well, unused /. II this thing goeS
On much longer / shall not have 0ne
grain Of common sense left With which
10 greet AbFam when be CONES; and !
fell 10 seriously contemplatiug the adj
visibility Of voting both prohibition
tickets, thsrGby seoariHg 70 Pr0hibition
boost both sure aud strong, and still
held Peoples party ticket in my hand
when Abram came in. The very sigh
Of Il seemed 70 arouse every bit Of IN
diRaatisn ia bis nature.
RachelF' he snoTted. will yoa just
please tell me what measly old wrefol
dared 10 leave that vile thing in ny
bouse2 Why, that Is worse than tht
IybRid. Have you any more trash
around anywhere9r By this Time b
fairly yelled.
took from my pocket Sister Bugby'l
Democratic prohibition ticket and lait
it before him. His amusement vas IN
describable.
Well. III BE- darnedf vas all b
, could say. After gazing at me silently
for few minutes, as u 70 assure him
l self ef my sanity, be said:
Rachel, put Oh y0ar blnnet thii
! minote and opue With me. III not los
I sight OF you for another instant until
see you deposit q vote for tue old relia
; BILE"
"This is woman's rights with = ven
geanoep gFowled 1.
, Abram heeded not the gentle reproof
I bat stAlked on. haviag q arm grip 81
my right arm. and he never loosened 1
until be saw my vote safely p0kes
! through the little nole in the ballot box
) But then voted. RACHEL.