The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-07
HOW IT HAPPENED
4 RebHke 70 Paritans and
Pr0hibifionists.
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wess-1Ae Eieessss Ii ysrginIa Tn
1alr-Hsrrfssn silent

WAsmTxSrDz. E0v. G-Wnez 81 AsssssAa1e1
Press F&Foztss this eVsnsnw sske3 First Assistants
Postmaster. ssersxzi elAx9sou his s8ewz ecrieern-
ms yssse-dSys eseeEscn. fEaEs gerfAeEzn sid
re sErarsasse ses1lsz Of tae rear fol3owsrg
r.saIaentz4l esectEpn EETe F@p@4sed themselves
TAs<e So nlaaT EErpStss& - tAs EsV0nlic4n
States, Sas they cnsne Erez lssAi esass& "a etesT
state exGsps v1f1fa4a- Tb%se TIE resale Vas
s&sse4 ~ ne ns1E1 zSghozs os sFxEe saFpres-
ssna ~ votes as5 false e0auStaz. Tie Demo
sxEE5E state sseesEun Aasai elected hT Desc
eTAsie iextssktnTe. avpcSase8 a. sar sn4Ees q
esscsioa. ard the iaw eleEhes These eiscston
ssdggs afsh police eesxrt powsg. As they esn
order arr vstsE tzeT please 70 laai fnF esy zney
rttxz alssslBss lE ezatrmry power. Tie kepun-
Iie4Es of Virginia Cd a0E asve ne seaeesson o.
Hiagfe Judge 81 eiecsiea II the whale STATE The
EFgre e cisfvzDehssed
'gsuer4l MAASue Aua the Repzhlsezns made
"a ANT agFt, bat noiAlBE can go sggknss tae
e9tapsese aaa skil.tal system ot fTzaa. The a.
te1apE q e0up.e The Rasiaasi administration
eanspseaoussy sisa + Eefe&s Is uadsserved,
IS he President etsaplT x6awe1 the ssSEs
friendly interest Ia Malone tnaf a. DID in the
Rspaalsesa eaaai&ales ia oshax states.
''fee easise Operating ia 0hge ard Iowa wss
laEgslY the sane eYaasatig. and mainly 8 reAc-
tsaa asAinsF Radical temperance aud SUNDAY
AessslstSon Tbs Snm5sy lsw sE6 enforcement
Ct i changed Hamilton county Of 0hi0 and i.s
ssFa3aHA Afasss4t It's Tel s41&ssSn parry
a f9sa The main cause of ftIs cARags Is due
20 prohibition. TIE state has been very close On
safe sssass eTes stace prohibition w&s made
EasS. The counties bordering on the Mississippi
fixeF nayigE isrse cafies. saeh IS Dubuque.
4tsysupoft AID RaEiugtoR. al Of them with the
EsfatsAa OF foTeiEn- bora population holding =
Faalpsity % TIE woes, SO Intensely snfi pro-
Aislft0u. ard they voted sVerw he kEatagly
against ne Republican, party because Il stood
u that state for the law and its enforcement
There vas $50 some Republican Dissatisfaction
alsd Detection on acce8ns OF the present gov
eFnoFs sxtrene vieas &c the railroad question
saa bis rigid enforcement u the railroad laws
hut lesa has been gradsE.ts losing its Eepabli-
can majority for years, over so,6Se Republicans
le&yil tbs. state and sogeg infe the Dakogas.
kaDsss and Tbs Northwestern countFy, whne
tsse laser immigration 70 the ss&ie has been
largely Democratic
THIS sears results are ia fhe main sinaply an
iuFf assd eFtdeace ~ tie iHdssposlti0n 81
majority - fhe American p>anis "a accept pro-
hibiiio1 aud 70 radical legislation Oh questions
thAt are aeral and social. rather than political
THE PRESIDENT SAYS NOTHING.
Privsta secretary Hsifara said tonight that
The president had Dot made any statement az
bis views With regard 20 yesterdays election,
aud that any statements on the subj c. pgrpors-
ing 70 BE- an expression 0f the presidents 0pin-
iens we're unauthorized and wholly without
foundation