The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-03
TO WALLA WALL4.
Incidents of the Journey
from Seattle.
RECEPTIONS 4Iose rHr ro,rx
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corded tsern. ssld Delegates " Z Ssaplss
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Al fsseo few Of The Sgaxz1s defeE.fs..
were Gaes and tsen ths party char gs.ss 10
the ~ Z ( y. sasi Renf 10 HauFs raj
rosd The S0araxy % Mslta Walls ~s~
nssshet ST - Ia ffe 4 shr
The political atmosphere = ye< re-Y
haxy. Ihe Pierce c0aaiy islegs..oa cssIas.s
entirely wisheGs 8 decided preference fer
ans candidate. and without caacilzfe
ol irs eSn- 0ae q TIE Is~s.ss
upon wnasA iRe tseasssfi3u wa
elected was opposition 70 Jsssex
IL Is likely thai they wiIl take az Es&oosI
Evans a. a candidate far sat Ii sAaz s-i-
bnnal, h2f Il all nes be urged us-sa ihe
e0nEezsiau.
] be delegation Is Yresry genezSliy fos
John h. Al en, and il y tris nj n DEnhA-
for congress. bRf Fbsrce e.,.atr il in The
field for insr whseh viii Do i the r-ssss
gcsss, AID IL Is therefore wholly pos iassc
lhsi coalition with King county wfll fs
made for the turihezsDee ef tAtir respect
Ave ,fsseres-s
There Is one thiag Pierre raunsy is se--
tslu not to want. sac that = gohn L vi
sea, ok spokane FaslS. for roagrs>S The
80 kane asieg Stis a. ea th cfae> hand. j.
insr rgasss~ss FOR Aa.@sez and fa- " sxssz
alone. Pr1si. W. b. Tars8er. al Sz-cksfss
tais, j. cans B6nse ior sEF~-snteDs's rt af
pub se Instruction, su8 50 FAR a. suFssex
indications go, &c sfs81s s VERY fAir
cesGce Tor the nssa isssieu-
o her csncf3ates fer superintendent OF
public instruction are l. L kAl.- nss=e. uf
Diyfnps =. J. Broan of Po-S Taw1segssi
aud K. c. Ke-r, of sslls wasla. M Kerr
has ihe saPqsorf oi Fhe Wslls wAIls eelegs-
tioH.
s,olsne eafers oshfr candidates also IN
the race for the USscSs. Go.onsl J. e.
Ne~o-c sanEs 10 ee supreme .geze. and has
te support Of yart of the delegation
Turner. whose teEstcrs2l sSqiraffons sage
tseH nigy@-i IN the hud. has srain entered
>
ally be shle 10 confrssl strung fullaaing
fssssa his home T. J. AnseFs. OF Nssis
Nssla, viii De 1ryet by bis delegation
and siner sczstt, OF renlsroy. Mark A
Fullerton, ai Whitman. are actively ia the
CAUCUS These. With r. u. stiles. ef Ts-
kl~a~Dd Essns, oi s;le ssrar plaee, and T. J
hnnss. os seattle. give fsc convention
plenty of timber irsEa which IL sssase iFs
state supreme trsbsnaA
esssfes All these tfae nsnse Of Hen "
Lair Hill. 81 srasiss, nas been prom neatly
mentioned bs these whose especial .es n
Il is that the supreme bench Re c1rnpFse3
OF na1n possessed of eminent Susli5c&-
tions fer performing the Ia les of
that high otice. and II would
DO; be surprising sf vigorozs Caucus we're
msfte IN his behalf.
W. C. Jones, of sssokane Falls. Is in The
field fcr attorney general This esYnpietes
the >y~skSns quota. - fer as hear1 fruEz
a A. i&sasles. cf Clsske eeaasy. raers-
hes Of the lsfs rens- isarsfisi convention,
Is 50 far slcns Ia the race for TREASURER.
L, " Reed, of Tnars'oa. VII - can
siifs'e tor the suiisorss1p Ne contestants
have Yet srSrAFess against him,
q. e. White, ihe pTsses4f territorial ssseTe-
'arT. kss only EsTae mentioned sNf sss.-
ressry Of state White Nj waSte Is PCT
candidate for The efics. Il is hesisFs 81 BE
aoai1 aces pt lf terminated
Abcus Efsy delegates hsFe 80 far ap-
J. srs-d ay~su the ETasEcsl losa l. Nslsaa
Rss tes fifst csasStsSate 10 arrive &sd eSssA-
lish heAsfgEsEsess azs1 Ae hks tesa busy
ssrcu agsnx srsenE the GFssxais Is tsssAy ;
train and geGlighsss irsiFss.
r. 81. DaBhsy cane here fresn Nsazkstss
tonight MF. peubsr's iTStnsS claim The
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