Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-11


Bic dsivts In wool hosiesy 10 elses.
OAesess Clsaxy.
Shaker scx 3 paiR. Ans vAias shirls
Goa. knooby sofs hats 10. Tosias 4
3ir herman.
valezsinesi Fine assost0sat. PaAne's
lats8t. ~ LDvmsp 4 H4nfosd's. oosner
ffSct and Chsssy sesse1A 90
Mr.. KEAHE IN War PAINT.
N cLEyB1lY ouu1uHD oovIUcD R1wRn
AND nAxxs fnIDaD pplifmAGE1
uu0 Du1 m KxcxxGnnuY.
There b blood On the facs Of the
Democratic moon. And Ne Hon. John
Keans h the man vho pat Il there.
whom Mr.. Keans do6sd his Ieaisla-
tive robes. all tbs Wills easing mourn.
fnlly on the imcosin9 wrecks Of smbsy-
otie ieaislssioa shioh couid not weather
tbs cyclones Of motions 20 ~dispenae
With farther resdiDR;" motions 10
sanle;" motions to "sndedpitely post.
pone." and tbs unsynpathstio sepofts
from boveiiess committees recommend
ing uith painful dissincsnees that this
bill do NOS pass be did 20. IL 10 under
stood, With . Differentiation 10 cast
away ambition and to return TO his cob
aier's stall, and there frrRet his disap
poip sineat. SoGe other people fondly
hoped Nj. Ksaos would thus relieve his
mind from the burden Of 700 great 70.
spoasibiiity and ths anxistiss attending
public life.
Bot, pos %.
NJ. Keans may have vowed nevef 70
rssusn 70 Olympia. He may even have
declared that politics. net accompanied
oy the passage Of bills. ~as . doiusion
aud ..prontssh man bus litsls," that 10,
nos much. Bet that he really insspdsd,
"a his own sweet phonetic wav. to 9TH
draw his inauepes from public a4Airs.
oe himself has faFnished proof TO tue
contrary. Mr.. Ksane 10 still . power
vahia . cessaiu political area. Asd no
man 10 quite 20 conscious Of sbis a. 10
tbs Honorab,s john Ksane himseIf.
When Governor 6empls came 10 tovn
~ o1hss day and ~ Il b hnovu that
~ would give y public reception. Mr..
Ksane Was not SLOW 10 grasp the polisi-
sd significance Of the 9oysrpoe' d.
olomscy. He thososRhly UNDERWOOD
that the inflaensiai politicians muss b
zoe medium throaah which the masses
u suscep.,hls voters are feaehed. and
patted on their manly backs. 30 be 81
sended the Feoeptisn and thus ooul-
seuanoed proceeding which from an
other standpoius be deprecated. 70 be
SURE, be maintained . disefese silence
- 70 his forebodioea while the reoep-
tiou lasted. His exoesieuce In Olympia
taught him the unexpected certainty Of
uncertain shinQs. Possibly the govern
u souid peroeiss from the great mans
sbsssact manner that something vas
troubling him. But the governor failed
30 do o., and thus for q time vss un-
senscious Of his dsneeeoos proximity 10
polssicAi breakers.
Bas Mr.. Kesne hidsd his time. He
soala not acs hastily. The conduct Of
Ne governor was quite constitutional
he might see the error Of bis vays.
II be didn't, however, Ne. Kesne vas
determined be should bs told what to
10. and Mr.. Ksane vas jass the man TO
50 IL.
Aud hs did. too.
The mkt dav. NOS having received
any inttmasign thai the governor wsct-
81 TO SO him. be laid aside his leasher
aps n, rubbed .he wax Oh his fingers
nd ssnt his card 20 the governors pr
vate spsstmenss.
Then be waited for Fsoly.
Wooid the & werner see him =. Ger
tainiy, and Mr. Keape followed the bell
boy With much dignity and deiibera-
too. After exchanging the usual
e.iursly saistatious. the great man drew
his c6sir closa beside the governor.
"Are yes aoiu' 10 give public recep
t.on. yeor cxceliescy !" he began. In hts
gen lest, pbone,io ne OF voice.
II cave done 90" replied the gov
ernnr.
sdcnt sesa 10 diskiver the rs'a,
iyn port Of my remasks," persissed Mr..
kesne.
Il aust coufea"-
"Msii, are va contemplating allow
ias the people al iarae-t5e communal
sss--to meel yes and Eske them feel
that 500 expect them 10 stand By yes Z,
Nov, rally, thas didn't occur 10 me"
II suspecssd - nuchs" fsrised Mr..
Kesrs severely. Are yea avsfs thsi
rus real po~sf lies 10 tbs peop!s at
large, the can.nonaIiss, and toat they
ma.s be appresssssdf
Well
III sdn's yoa betss, ID mass meet
ice 10 the opera heesef | shink son
esd Tnen ve could al dfsv near TO
she people and give then public evs-
ss>ree thai ve d. pos feel bsttsf thsn
tsey ate. Of course Ne needns be "a
aeaa esrnsss. vsu xmas. governor"
Nos. MIR. Keane. souid rather not
80 saat. ss IL 10 dttAcnis At such meet
iass to keep from ssylus thinas saich
nav he misunderstood Noe. there 10
the snhisct OF woman suffrage. some
tee Of she people would demand teas
say soastnire On O ST suojsct, and 700
kaov thai that woaid make things very
lively, very lively. indeed, NJ. keaae.
AZ saea Q meeting and the governor
ssse slxniassns smpnAsis 10 she vosd
"sach."
THAT'S -. ssvsFnos. bat we can Or
rang Is 50 tnA yo1 ssi eAss despef-
ate Tad GELD THAI evrstns. or some
s;ssss thins ike shas"
s%ieec.d. Mr.. K-Ane. vo1id like 70
as.i-~ a. ir6oentiAi . raan - yosfseif
IA : ,ssfssr isks snts. bat piesss d. nat
ssll tee @sssins juss yet fsf l may
uas be able to attend, and u vo1it
aeyss do 10 appeAr 70 avoid soca .
rIsssscs. woasd n As. ksAneF'
.Ne. IL vea.4n's." repl.sd Mr. kssue
nlnssv. sTeAl's chat think ysA a,s
4 sia' zos," he st3ed sila great dssi-
seq.
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sSsus - Ks,sms Mr.. kss1e. aad !
al. - abe 10 Les yos ksov afses ~
-sxs tssra vassees es 10: can ca0s
SCH. II 10 posssois. yea hos. Mr..
kssne. IL 10 pusssais ssss -ctas ea9>a~
nsenss saica are pesessng Hse vsii pre-
10 s-y rxsnrpinr riest away. bas.
thsz. IA uili Be al rixns some oshss
.ssae, As. ksane. sosss other time. y %
kasx"
tsea M. Keass retired aad u 10 md
&C good sasAssisy vhise oes os ens
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dns 90 be hascoss ard = ys& = Van
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