The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-10
roLrrIoAL xorE AND oomMrN1

II looks Ike solid Republican
North --Iiefypif Tribune.
Privately. Democrats are conceding
Connecticut 30 Harrison.
There are but three certainties this
year Death. taxes aud Democratic
defeat r Chicago Journal
General Harrison is to-day by far the
greatest power In the Republican cam
paign.-Aeso York Nal ard Express.
Letter-carriers are multced Ia the
sum Of 81; clerks in The postotliees
from $50 10 so, and railway mail
clerks from $40 10 $50 Tor campaign
purposes.
The Warsaw ILL., woolen-mills have
q Harrison and Morton stFeamer, q
feet long, floating from the flagstaff ON
the top OF the mill, placed there hy
their employees.
Since General Harrison was nomi-
mated he has made speeches enough to
| ill an Svo. volume OF COO pages, ana,
what is to the purpose. he has made
converts also. BOSOM 3,eHsrsipt.
Four years ago Mr.. Blaine received
gs1 majority in steaben county, New
York. This year Mr.. Harrison will
receive not less than 2010. So the
most conservative politicians in Corn
| ing and Bath estimate.
George c. Heberling, the Democratic
nominee In Iowa for secretary OF state,
| has sent a letter TO the state committee
declining TO make the race, and the
vacancy on the ticket has been TILED
| bv the selection Of Walter McHenry
ol Des Moines.
OF the nine German daily news
papers which are supporting Harrison
| in Ohio six supported Cleveland In
1884. The German mugwumps OF
| Ohio. il their papers are any indiea-
| ton. have come back u their old
marty in a body The "0ld Roman"
doesn't seem % be doing what was ex-
| pected of him. Rasica Journal.
The Republican prospects in New
| New Jersey were never brighter than
they are now. The state that voted
for William Henry Harrison and
| Henry CLAY and Abraham ! incOin
and fuvsSes ;. Grant will he found
| once more in line with the Northern
host and under the banner OF protec-
ton. Ne,c Y'erk Aaii asd E,Tpress
The Republicans hare not had 80
good chance 10 carry New jersey III -
| years rs to-day. They are uniied, and
viii gain largely from the Prohibition
i.ts and protection Democrats, White
their enemy Is. fatally divided. ! ne
only question OF stceess seems g 70
| whether they viii maintain the lead
thev nov have until electioa day.
Philadelphia ifess.
Mr.. J W Gephart The distinguished
iaw partner oi Goy. Beaver % Penn
svlvania. has written long letter pre-
Ssuting his views On tie tariff question
and stating shy he intends 70 support
| and vote tor Harrison ana Morton
Mr.. GephaTt wants 4 understood thar
| he i lust a. good q Democrat a. ever,
bat he Is not free. trade tiefeiaile.
| Democrat
Warner Miller is receiving n large
number ~ letters from csergN men,
teachers. and men 81 all classes con-
mending his courageous advocacy OF
high license. Several tathoiic priests
lwrite % him that they shall vote Tor
him and shan exhort their sioeks To DO
likewise. Many II the writers say
that they are Democrats and shsl
vote for Cleveland, Thurman aud
Miller
| Hon. j. h. kenner OF Huntington
| Ind. mo has rem @stSttfAtt@ Aux
national encampment Of Gid Fellows
in California. addressed an lmHnenss
Republican gathering n san IRAN
cisco last TUESDAY evening Hiss re
marks were confined chiefly 10 az
eulegy Of ten. Harrison and resala
ton 81 the Democratic lies that have
been uttered against him.
in iSSs President Cleveland 'tiiPpee
loat' ct Office a aited states disfrle'
attorney IN We>teTn fcnnsysSanl.
hecaa e he made Republican, speeefses
This year Secretary Villas and As-is
taat Postnaste.-sieRera Stevenson
are making speeches fer sleysland
bat there j. 40 dipping cut Tin
shows the progress u clytl-serYlce re
form in tao Years. - Sgssszsesa 's'f's
4 The following inscription : On
. table now owasl ~ Mr.. p. =. Aruoi,
~ Marshfissi The Inscription Ia
not host is peFilneney
tel~EA
Presented hy the ha1lses OF has
, galo I, the Hon Daniss Webster, u
,rstisao,.y o. respeet ier rs eistin
s,lssShs,s ~ h.ie service IN defense OF