Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

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vosing fsr ElbriaQs g. Lapham and
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promots1 70 shs Bsnate. Lsphan rseeiV-
ina he ssas vac1isd b Conkline md
Killer that vssatsd b Platt.
LAphan. VIA rs e. Old nan e ths
tine Of bis slss1ion. was content q
ss-ss CT ne rsnainina years Of C0ak-
Hag's term and thsn 70 sep asids With
sut makingn IN eassi fsE Es-sIsction. A
ahs expiraiion 81 ths issm 70 which be
waa elestsa, be wns sacsasdsd By viii
Liam n. EgartA Miller, h0wsvsE, waa
nat oonsans 70 be thus set aside. BE waa
3 aompaFailVsiy yOunR man and Il s0aa
bsoams svidsnt that be uas ambitiOus
70 sasoesd Coakiina Is NE lsadsE 81 ths
Rspubiisan party Of Nee York BE
idsutihsd himsslf With The Half-bEssd
wine Of the Rspablioan parry, - tie
anti OonkiinR faoti0n Vas termed, and
e. onos began rs voEk Of strengthen
l1e his position. He led tie hRhi for
Blaine 10 Nsw Ysrk h 1884, and did il
% saessssfully that half Of The New
York delegation 70 the Chicago eonven-
iioa was for Blains. Ths overwhelming
Republican majority in the present
Legislature b das IN . large msaaaEs %
ths earsfal and systematic work which
senatoF Killer carried on from one end
Of the STATE 70 the other. Ths work Of
eFRanizafion vas 90 thsrOagbly bat 50
quietly accomplished that the Rspabli-
ems swept Ne Stats on the legislative
ticket, much 70 The surprise Of the Den-
ootais.
Len P. Morton. Who b Senator Nil
IsE's most formidable oppOnent, is .
man Of national reputation. His long
ssFvies In the House Of Representatives,
has made bis name familiar IN all pAEts
Of tbs Upitsd saatss. His foar years SER
vice a. Minister 10 France daring the
Garfield Arthur administration is also
fresh in the public mind. he yes q can
didats for the 6enaioFshiD against
EsaEts Two ysaEs ago, and Il vas RsrsF-
Gaiy eonoedsd thai be would b snocsss-
ful. until The popular uprising in favor
sf EvArts IN the rural districts con-
PEELED . large number Of the Legislature
10 desert Martin and support NE great
laWysE. Martin has always been an 40
tive, CONSTANT earnest Republican,
and hts claims 10 The sanat0Eship are
based largely upon the valuable services
whish he has rendered the party in the
past.
Chaancy A. Depsw IL also mtntionfd
e candidate for The ssnatOEship. Al
Though thsFs Was q time when Mr.. De
ps4 vas very anxious 70 represent thG
STATE Of New York in tie upper hoass Of
CONGRESS. that time has passed; and il I
not 80 ali probable that be voald nou
accept The Office on any teFns. His 20.
sitloa - President Of lhe New YoFh
OsatFAl Railroad Company is certainly
more lucrative aud probably much m0Es
oonRenial 10 him than . SsnatoRshiE
could possibly be.
As Usual Mr.. Blaine 10 credited with
being deeply interested In the hght. In.
deed, what aght Il there nova days In
which some correspondent with unusu-
ally keen vision is not able TO discern
she hand q Mr.. Blalnes Il Il said By one
Of the Albany correspondents that
uhile Mr.. Blaine is oaiegoEioaily
standing hAnds Of in the Senatorial
eontssl. be hes given enc Of bic sly
winks that Morton Il The coming man.
All Of which h interesting, bat FatheI
improbable. Senator Miller has Ions
bsen 81 aFdene snpporteg Of AR. Blaine
and Il ls nos 20 all likely that the laatsI
would care 10 zee him defeated. On ths
other hand. MoEtsn has bees equally
enthusiasts In hs support Of Blaine,
and Depsu Il more warmly attached q
Aim than sithaf. In such . contest Mr.
BlAins could have no possible obisss ia
interfering, sud e is AltoReshsF likely
thAi be e Standing, not only oAisRoriO