Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-21

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1hs nswspape1s ars repoElfna hsr ana
wids tie faes thas during her roian 81
wozs than fortg-nina ysaa Ne oussn
Of Grsat Britain snd Ilsland, hes onfy
spant tsslss days IN that fair. ed ~
and. 4 shis b tsns. tie onssn. O. hes
advisers. o. beth. hngs hen vsIy an
uins. Al ssoaEsnal visii b ths Qussn
would hsss ksDt ahs azss a legally
ablazA There Il no mors sensitive
racs % saEth than shs Ira. NeRisot
hen sad they ere ed. sDsak enc
word 81 kindnan. and fhsy rasEsnd
with eeneroas enEhnainsm. II fhe
Qnssn had knows IssIand End ~ Irish
better, Il would b hsttsr fer Ireland,
and perhaps better FOR the psaos Of ths
Quesn. Sad and foolish e. this royal
neglses appears. ishardly calls for tssrs.
4 regal paasani may hass les adVnnta-
ass, bat what Irnlnnd waists b mes .
royal eiEsus twies = rear. bus Eiehtsoas
laws faiihfuliy admini1sszsd. Thsas
bsitsr ihinRs vii cons 70 IrsIand ees-
tainly. and peEhaps so0n.--zAe Cuvyrns.
Reports Of Ne means smpisyed 10 e
feat Conersssnan smalls, h she -bIask
diaiKissn Of s0ash CaEolina. are bsafn-
ming 70 como IL. II fail vote and .
fair eonnt WsIo permitted. tie ''biaok
district would Be- ono Of ne stsoaao1i
RepubllsaH DISTRESS Ia he United
States. the normal majority Of Repubii-
can vstsEs mounting far Into tie thos-
sands. u has bean sepIessnted il Con-
RFoas for many yeasa b. Robert Hmalia.
. oclorsd Rspubliean. bus 81 TIE recent
election Elicit. 8 Democrat, dsfsatsd
emslls b. > small majority. Hov this
happsnsd u related a. follows: "A Wig
osous sanpaien vas made and Demo-
cratic sealing is what Gid ths business.
Berkeley eounty esntains iwsnty-nss pre-
sinots. The eounty oanyasasEs counted
she votes IN seventeen pEssinstA which
gavs EIliott's total 1850 sad emaIl's
total e. They refused to count shs
votes 10 the sight remaining preoinets.
which gave Elicit lss and Small Isis
votes. Master Houss pEssinst, whish
gave Small 900 majority, YES thrown COS
on the ground that she DsmooEatic
supsFvisog Of Registration did not ssnd
he registration book Of ihs preoinot IL
order that The asEtiGsd lias Of votes could
Be compared thorsuith.D
Senator Logan remarks ssntsntioas-
y that The Republican party muspnow
steer clear Of al the Issues and feel
theories that are afl0at, and q viii win
~ SIRE - fate 10 1sss." This may be
irus enough, but Il will require sOms
statesnanahip Of the doda- |
Ing and trimming vaFisties 10 steer
clear Of any enc Of the issues that De
mand clear expression Of party opin- |
ion. AZ for she theoFlss, who Is TO DE-
tsrmine whether or not they are "fool7"
SaFsly not sonat-F Logan. for II h al |
together prebahle thai the majority Of |
the vstsEs would not accept bis decision |
e. sonclusiys. Tia finances. the taEia,
nnsarned land grants. the inter State
commerce idea, and several other issues |
equally important demand attention |
and must net be neglected. To make q
mistake in regard 10 any one Of them
would andanRer the success Of the par
~; 70 svads them ell would be fatal.
The Republican party is got In q posi-
ton TO dodge or eqnivooate. The times
demand bold and fearless declarations
Of principles. and Il Senator Logan and
bis fellow leaders fail 70 appreciate this
fact, they will b compelled 70 give way
70 more courageous men. A platform
Of evasion 10 neither biz enough or
strong enough for the Republican
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