The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-06
A STRONG TICKET.
Confidence of Prominent
Republican Leaders.
nl-assx TO STUMP NEW YORK.
The Iasegrits cf siortca's Charax-
ter-His seIidisy with the Rust
ness Aea-lrsshuen Deat Like
Eagitsh Free Trade Indiana peu-
eerats Hardly Cheerful.

IxEsAssre2ts. Jaly &-The coneensssx
81 opinion ~ farIahers Of the Harrison
notification casami;ice I. thxt the Rs,pas-
Re4e sicSss VIII be eleetez NJ VI Essen,
who was gi;aizsran ct shr CAles<o eusss
sRzsssosi. says that sasscV slsc csnvtns.pa he
has Travelled in Pennsylvania ard New
We /, Asss ;he s<sult al MS observations Il
tsat Harrison ssi Merton VIII csfxs New
yeSk.
osssi " sieetes. Sey York nsmter af the
csssa,ittee, ssss tiaHi he has talked with
many Acasilug poiitsriasas 81 New York
city slare bis Frtarn faara ehisaea. and
his eearsaSsaa i that New York wiil 20
faf Asrlsssa. The issue cf prateesseu
sIil ~ fought siaarciy oas tn New York.
sA!ss ac. sssd tssere Il 40 tatsft hat that
se vii Niss. fhSRsaads II tzsksfa< bass-
BcSs tacn Who hsfe hesetnfn~e voted Tia
nsaocFatir ticket viii nas ssspt.ass IL Rrve
trade piasscsa - tails year. esis Viii veto
Tor Harrison. M MNftuaaS uaasiszcy will
heir things. sf.s. He i kuSWna ali over the
state ~ an haasxi. ssiervsssei hassacss
f;aals. willsast asay At tae ilsAgsssassle ira
lures tssi 50 s{tca attach "a rich snrst
He hEs aeveg hsea 3 stoekle.iaFs iinr sail.
rad Hrscaer. Asia he Is respected afike by
rich zasi l.ssef The Irish N$lfe ssn which
the pSnioefa,S cuiut 80 stnoAgtt In New
YORK esEys VIII dissHssari ttaem Every
tian Nili saie tas Harrison, and thnHsaasss
heSiles Hattie VIII stsssap he state for
lAe tiekaf. frlsAaess kzlaw too laaiels
alSstt political eeoHalay as administered
BY Englsna In ireland 70 kive tae Eifglisss
policy ass saafAaid here. and Att niaine
uill heip them understand f2e ssinatfpn. =
NJ ~ Foley. of Nevada, aid Mortons
aomins;iuu would add strength 90 thr
ttcSef - have hcea saziiliy In Ses YORK
since the convention, raid Mr.. Foley, ''and
fas osaiEfan Il that Mr.. Mattoss sreafd Hs
haS'acSs man wlil b an Important faetssr
Ia our favor IN the campaign. Nnen AgF
toa failed IN the panic, thsvega she faiicEe
OF his Stsssanfers. be turned ever every.
thing TO his cresifbsrs. paid them certain
amount ef thess ciafSHs. ami wica sc1nr
years later Merton made nancy be PAID
cysrg cent az the old Indebtedness, with
interest. although as was legally reieassa
from ali claims This Is business honor
that Is toa often lacktfg. and Mr.. MoFtau's
rosseSsioa n Il Win raise him Ia the eptn-
lon 81 business men throughout The coan-
try"
said "reople who talk about Miehixasi
being doubtful state simply doa't know
the facts Michigan is absolutely SAFE fer
the Republican ticket. The Jsrotection
plank alone would carry the state, but \
but iarge portion of the i,r2lihstiosf soia
viii come 10 vs., Another thtne. therc ago
thousands ~ old soldiers IN the state who
have been Democrats aud voted for GlcsAS
land Ia lsss, Not egse-balf of them sin do
50 this time. They have had enough nf
him. They viii vote fef The old soldier.
Ben Harrison.
Mr. Estoe. speaking OF the prospects IN
Indiana, said. "We will carry Indiana
certaiaiy. The Democrats, while they
keen up bold front, admit when they
speak their real minds that they have very
little show. uAe of their leedlng savn
told rae that he did n1s think fhwt tlese
land ecsid carry tho state neainssNArflscn.s
Estee w0Hia no; name the Ecuileman he
referred ~. hnt the infcreDee pas drawn
thai he meant senator Mcdonald
I'VE have ticket that va ssn fsshs
With. ania judge ellsbee. '.aEd such .
ticket always gets stronger BiaIae Will
make q tour of the donbsful states ard
aotk for The ticket. and this Il IL Thought
Niii gain many votes. .