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ATTENTION!!

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-10
cHEHAlIs COUNTY.


Ho1uiam, Tuesday, Oct. lH, Z 20 p. IN.
Aberdeen, Wednesday. Oct II, II q m
Nontesano, Wednesday. Oct. Il. 7;30 p. Z
Eima, Thursday, Oct. IS. le a. IA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-10
Articles Not Produced In America
Put on the Free List.
~
boston journal.

One OF the Democratic party i
favorite modes OF attempting 10 i'm
poe upon uninformed voters Is 10 as
sert that orr present tariff is a war
tariff. and that the Republicans never
have consented aud never will consent
10 change il. How false such asser-
tons are the Nashua IN. H.l Telegraph
very neatly shows IN this compact
statement OF some OF the tarii changes
for which the Republican party Is re-
sponsible;
The Republican party reduced the
duty on steel rails from SIS 20 81.
The Republican party abolished the
duty on coffee.
The Republican party abolished the
duty on ten.
The Republican party abolished the
duty on hides.
The Republican party abolished the
duty on eamphur.
The Republican party abolished the
duty on indigo.
The Republican party abolished the
duty on maccaroni.
The Republican party abolished the
duty on nutmegs.
The Republican party abolished the
duty on bleaching powders.
The Republican party put sage on
the free list.
The Republican party put sheiiae on
the free list.
The Republican party put raw SILK
on the free list
The Republican party pat TN bars
on the free list.
The Republican party abolished the
duty on anthracite coat and reduced
the duty on bitimiaous from 81 = e
~ cents per ton.
These are some OF the things which
the bourbon shriekers about the war
tariff never refer to.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-10
coon REASONS.
DR.. Williams, "a Long Democrat.
Comes 0pt f.,r Harrison.


Indianapolis Journal
SrEScER, Oct i.--nr John A. VIII
Jams OF Patricksburg, N speech de-
hvered al the opera house IN this place.
ON SATURDAY. evening, gave his reasons
Tor no longer aibiliatlng with the Dem
ocratio party. nr Williams was n
candidate before the Democratic cpN-
gressienai convention held st bloon-
sngton IN iS,i. against CORTLAND Z.
Matson Tor the nomination fur CON
grcss, He has always been an enthas
siasue Democrat. spending hls time
and means IN support 81 the Demo
cratic ticket IN every campaign
Among the many reasons which be
gave that Cleveland should not be
re-eiceged were the following HIS
statement a his i tier N acceptance
Tour year, ago, that the presidential
Office should he held for only one term.
His position upoa the tarif question,
which Mr. Williams regards asa strike
at The Industries Of the North, and tor
the purpose OF making himself solid
with the South In the course Of the
discussion upon this branch OF his
speech, he stated that man who was
80 ignorant a. to make the statement,
a. Cleveland had done in his letter OF
acceptance. that the duty upon i'm.
Ported goods Was added IL the price OF
TIE article in this country, Was too ig-
norant g. he insrusted with the Office
OF president Of the United states.
pom the pension question, Mr., VII
Rams said that a. Cleveland Was never
soldier he could not Sympathise
with the soldier, and thai the Ian
gnage USED In tae messages upon Ne,
toes of private pension bills showed
That he had no feeling ia common
with The soldier The largest audi.
enee that has assembled at Spencer
thiS year listened Is his speech. among
which We're scores of lifelong Demo
cratS. nr Williams Is doing good ser
vice for Harrison aud Morton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-10
Labor for Protection.
Tgfeh Mold

The list of labor organizations and
representative labor men who are cry.
ing out for Harrison and protection l.
being daily enlarged. The old leaders
OF the independent labor movement
are almost unanimous for Harrison.
The various labor organizations in the
trades which are Immediately affected
by the Mills bill have protested in
most emphatic terms against the free
trade policy of Cleveland and his Mug
wump and Southern allies.
The Stone and Granite Cutters
union has protested
The Amalgamated Association OF
Iron and Steel Workers has protested.
The Machine Constructors organi-
zation has protested.
The brass workers have prote sted.
The glass workers have protested
All these national organizations are
but illustrations OF the sentiment peg
vading the entire body OF organized
labor.
isWhen Charles Litchmau resigned
from bis position as general secretary
OF the Knights of Labor in order to
publicly defend the protective policy.
his action was herceiy criticised by
a4lO WIZ ft<i@ttC VIII ttlf
Cleveland regime. But he is being
followed by so many other representa-
tive labor men as 10 show coaeiusively
that the determination OF the work
ing people is TO oppose the Cleveland
policy at all hazards. Mr.. Robinson.
the national master workman of the
brass workers. is making a vigorous
campaign for Harrison without affect
ing his standing in the organization.
The windowsgiass workers oreaniza-
ton has determined TO put three oil
their officers in the field against Cieye-
land and the Mills bill. Their names
are P. Ciary, A. NJ. Hamnett and
James Campbell, the president OF the
organization and member of the ma
tional legislative committee Of the
Knights OF Labor, and one OF the most
trusted representatives OF the labor
movement in America.
These facts are worth a thousand
theories showing the advantages OF re-
daeed tariffs enabling foreign mana
factusefS TO control our markets
! They iRdicate the Overwhelming defeat
Of Cleveland and his Tree trade con
spira,ors.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-10
Harrsson.s Indiana Friends.


From that day to this my name
has never been mentioned in any con-
yension for any office that | have not
had almost the unanimous support OF
the Republicans OF Wabash county. .
Such we're the words In which General
Harrison referred to the mutual con-
lidenee and esteem which since lsiD
has existed between him and the peo-
pie of one of the most prosperous
farming counties in his state.
IL Is no wonder that both the paroles
% such bond feel gratified and
honored by its existence. such ALI
anees. creditable alike to the citizen
and the official, are exceedingly rare
in politics. Webster. Clay, both the
Adanses, and in fact nearly all the
leading men in the history Of our pub
He life, have at times felt the weight
Of popular tiisapproyai in constituent
cies 10 which they have looked for I'M
questioning fidelity.
General Harrison ranks with Abra-
ham Lincoin in holding the affections
of neighbors and companions by life
OF stric, integrity and in wipning their
admiration by conspicuous ability in
every position Of trust. The people oi
Indiana long ago followed the ex.
ample OF the men of Wabash county
! There Il little doubt that in November
the people al large viii show by con.
+ yincing majorities that Ben liar
rison has earned mn equal place in
/ their confidence 10 that which h.
holds 10 the hearts Of the citizens o.
Indiana.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-10
NOTICE.

rr.0 THE PEOPLE or KING COUNTY.
Al q meeting Of the candidates Of TIE
Peoples party held October 5. lsre. u vas
unanimously
Resolred, that the candidates do public.
~ announce that they heFEhy cut ias7ee
fsesn and repadiAie all political connection
win charles Weber, chairman. and .. y
wexener, a member Of the central commit
Tee Of the Peoples party. on account u
their resssal TO permit the campaign com
Enlstee appointed Ia accordance win Z
uaanlnOsis vote 81 the ceBtfal committee
70 manage the campaign. and also teeauss
OF their evident Determination b ethel
rue or ruin
signed
ALExAsB2k wAL1s. Candidate for Cegn
cfi.a&u.
L .. Away. Candidate for Representa-
tic.
AJAX. AIAEs, Candidate fss sheriff.
LYMAN MOOD. Candidate for Audiior
~ BrsH. eau8laeie fos Probate gstEe
4. :. WILKES. Candidate for 60. Comm
A. AxuzD.. Candidate f0s CO. tonmf-
" r. ffk8WS, Candidate fer slfyeto1-
y A. TEseHEsI. Candidate fes Assessor.
DIV. cRoSs- Candidate ags Coroaes.
JoHs kEkSE, Candidate f0r Jussiee Of ~
Peace.
D McDAxIxIs. Candidate for Cons;sbls,
Z uEzs, Candidate fos y feekxAs;ef.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-10

~. Louis hl0bHsIfefn3crut.
WASHIxGTpS, sept. q Representa-
tive Timothy j. Campbell, the sport
lively inclined member from New
York. is now in the position of man
who didn't know ii was loaded.
Some time ago he boldly announced
that he was willing and even anxious
to bet $40. eco even on Cleveland :
election. The matter got into print,
aud In the course OF time a prominent
and enterprising citizen OF Inka. Kan,
wrote to Senator ingalls,, authorizing
him 10 negotiate The bet. The letter
was duly referred 10 Mr.. Campbell.
who proceeded at once 10 treat 1t As a
Joke. He said he had never heard oi
luka, nor had any OF his friends. and
he demanded time 10 investigate.
Eventually, when pressed, he stated
that. SO FAR az he could learn, the
whole town OF Iuka was not worth
sl0. 600, and upon that assumption be
declined to consider the bet. This re-
lection upon the town and its enter
prising citizens got into the papers
also, and the aforesaid citizen now
replies. His retort TO the insinuations
OF the New York statesman Is in the
nature of certified check for $1,000,
cold, hard cash. 4 letter with the
check enclosed was received yesterday
by Senator ingalls, from the Iuka
gentleman. who says that he pro
poses 10 accommodate Mr.. Campbell.
The Kansan who writes the letter in
Inmates that Mr.. Campbell may be
something Ola buffer, bat that money
talks, and talks lond, aud that The
Wild and the woody West means bust
ness In the extent OF any amount that
the New York statesman VIII put mp,
Senator ingalls, enclosed the letter.
aud endorsing il. Respectfully re-
ferred to the Hon. I. 3 Campbell .
had it sent ever to the New Yorker
Mr.. Campbell Is az home IN New York
bat the letter will reach him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-10
The NH. nm and the senate nm,


The Mills bin j. frec.trade biil or il
Is nothing. Without the slightest
regard Tor American interests and
American labor il puts at one sweep
over SO .00.ua. or one-sixth OF all du-
tial,le products GA the free list. With
sectionalism unparalleled IN such
important legislation il carefully
guards the sugar, rice and other
Southern Industries, and with cruel
force aud tlifeciness pct the knife
into the heart OF the tarif, the vital
schedules argregating in value S2si,-
$4,000. la some oi these schedules
The reduction ranges Rs high a. "a per
cent. II is this bill which the people
must light. It's passage would bring
ruin and disaster 10 the business in
tefcsts 90 the country, The Repabh-
can party has acted wisely IN pfepar.
Ing : Substitute for the Mills bill, bat
she after hopeicssness al passing the
Republican blii this session makes it
good Politics and coed sense t. refrain
from the attempt until next session.
Meanwhile improve The h.il by let.
ting in additional light or al doubtiul
points. The Democratic Ways ard
maeans comfn t;ce refused to heAr any
testimony either lrom wage-c0rners og
manufacturers Republican, cannot
afford "a make mistake ot ulis KIND.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-10

$3.50
The clause Of the Mills bin which
wesiid tighten the burden Of national
taxation on beer and whisky Is Is fol-
lows.
Sec. ~. That all clauses Of section
31fs Of the revised statutes and Al
laws anendatory thereof. and all
other laws which impose any special
taxes upon manufacturers Of stslis. re-
tail dealers in liquors. and retail deal
ers in malt liquors. ere hereby repealed
This clause IL omitted from the
copies OF the b Il patlished b. the
national Democratic COMMITTED. bv the
New YORK Epeniag Posi- and by the
Philadelphia Tsaes. The latter has
nutilated the edition OF the bill still
further BY emitting
Sec. D. That whenever in any
statute deuonncing any violation II
the internal revenue laws as felony.
crime. or misdemeanor. there is pre-
scrihed in such statue a minimum
punishment. les than which minimum
no fine, penalty, or Imprisonment is
authorized 10 be imposed. every such
minimum punishment is hereby
abolished. and the court or Judge In
every such case shall have discretion to
ttt't't otag INV lflAAAttr tAhIi&1DAs-
ment, or punishment not exceeding
the limit authorized by such statue.
whether such fine. penalty, imprison-
ment, or punishment he less or crater
than the said minimum 50 prescribed
This clause leaves il TO the discretion
Of the Judge 10 punish Illicit distillers,
traders without license, and the like.
by merely nominal fine. Both clauses
are directly in the interest Of the liquor
traffic and its worst representatives
Both would reduce the revenue the
country now derives from taxes on
that traffic In some districts. and
under some judges. the revenue might
disappear altogether. but there would
be no reduction OF the saIaried officials
we nlaintaia to collect il. Both are
the work Of the party which Is norri-
fed at the suggestion of a repeal OF the
tax.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-10
King County
Republican Meetings

THE PEOPLE OF KING COUNTY WILL
L be addressed by the candidates OF the
Republican party aud other able speakers
at the following times aud places;
Green River, Wednesday, Oct 10, 30 7. n
Franklin. Thursday. Oct. II, 1.S0 ?. m
Black Diamond. Friday Oct. II, go ?. m.
Cedar Mountain. Saturday, Oct Il. $50 pm
Newcastle, Monday. Oct Is, 80 p. m.
Renion. Tut sday, Oct. lG. 80 r. N.
Salmon Ray, "Wednesday, Oct IL, 7.s0 p. Ii
Juanifn. Thursday, Oct. Is. 80 p. m.
Houghton, Friday, Oct. ~, : so p. m.
Redmond. saturday, Oct. %, 7 30 2. N.
Gilman, Monday, Oct. 2a2. 30 p. IN.
Falls City, Tuesday, Oct. 3. 7.s9 p. m.
Hop Ranch, "Wednesday Oct. "a, 7.S9 p. m.
Toit, Thursday. Oct =, 80 p. IA.
Duvalls, Friday, Oct. n, 10 p. m
Cherry Valley, Saturday, Oct. =, 7;,o p. m
SaShon, Monday, oct. -. 30 p. m.
BOlhweli, Tuesday. Oct. %, ESQ p. m.
woodinyiile, Wednesday, Oct. 81, 30 pm,
BY order OF the county central commit
&c, r. h. ALBERTsoN, Chairman.
J. r. MITCHELL. Secretary.