, 1889-10-24

Light, president Trades Council and
Knights Of Labor-I am In favor Of any
man for United States senator who will
promise to endoavor to restrict immigra-
tion, and enact law requiring an edu-
cational qualification for naturalization.
My first choice from the east side Is =.
Z. Hyde and my second choice In Colonel
p H. Winston. OF the men mentioned
from the west side am not In favor of
any Of them.
Postmaster T. b. Warren-I am for
John b. Allen by all means. The re-
publican party owes the senatorship
from Eastern Washington to Mr.. Allen
rs matter Of simple justice. think
Spokane Falls should have the good
taste to be satisfied with what she has.
If Spokane Falls man is to be elected
senator am In favor Of sending Judge
turner. AS to the West Side, | think
the matter should he settled by the peo-
pie over there for themselves.
Judge r. B. Blake--l would like to
sec Spokane Falls man sent to the SEN
ate, and either 8. G. Hyde or George
Turner would make a creditable repre-
sentative in the senate. In fact any one
OF inc four candidates mentioned from
this side Of the mountains would suit
me very we'll. have no choice for sem
ator from the west side, and think the
people over there should be allowed TO
settle the matter among themselves.
Charles NJ. Patterson, secretary of the
county rCpublican central committee
My first choice is George Turner, be-
cause think he would be able to enlist
more strength from the outside than any
other Spokane Falls man. For second
choice for senator from the east side. |
should favor John b. Allen. From the
west side have but one choice and that
is Watson g. Squire.
Major J. NJ. Armstrong-My first
choice from this side of the Cascades is
Samuel C. Hyde, most emphatically.
He is gentleman of commanding pres.
ence, able and aggressive. My second
choice Is Judge Turner, who has no SUI
periors intellectually, and few, If any,
equals in the state. Aside from a Spo-
kane Falls man Thomas II. Brents
would be my choice. Watson q, Squire
Is the only choice have from the west
side.
Wendell Hall, councilman from the
Fourth ward-As we are unable TO get a
democrat, the noxt best thing is repub-
lican from Spokane Falls. I believe
that Hon. S. c. Hyde could serve in the
national senate and look after our inter =
ests better than any other republican.
OF the prominent candidates from west
Of the Cascades, | should prefer Mr..
Haines.
Probate Judge Millard T. Harrison
My first choice is $. G. Hyde. For sec
ond choice believe Thomas II. Brents
to be the most available. Mr.. Brents is
free from ENHANCEMENT of any kind and
would no doubt do good work for this
section. My only choice from the west
side is Watson G. Squire.
Jesse n. Barker--If it were possible to
elect democrat 10 the senate | should
favor Hon. J. ]. Browne in preference TO
all others; but as we must have a re.
publican, think Judge Turner the best
man yet mentioned. From the other
side my choice would be Colonel Haines.
James b. Jones--I am n democrat, but
the senator will be republican, and
|, of course, prefer my law partner, g. c.
Hyde, with no second choice about it.
think Ex-Governor Squire the best man
mentioned from the west side, and from
what could gather during my late visit
over there he will certainly be the man.
Councilman +. NJ. Tull-My first
choice for senator from this side is s. C.
Hyde, and my second choice is George
Turner. 1 think Spokane Falls is en-
titled to a United States senator ON ac-
count of commercial Importance. From
yAat al FfaN anil oh nt IL
Colonel w. NJ. Ridpath, chairman
county republican central committee
am first for S. c. Hyde, and II it is
found that he has no chance would
favor Judge Turner. Ex-Governor
Squire is my choice from Western Wash.
ington.
Major E. A. Routhe-I favor some good
man from Spokane Falls. If A. NJ. Can.
non was not out of the race should
favor him for first choice. As it stands
i favor =. G. Hyde. For second choice I
favor Mr. Cannon whether he wants the
place or not.
William II. Bishop, formerly county
auditor of Spokane county-My first
and only choice is Hon. &. G. Hyde. |
have known MIR. HYDE many years, and
firmly believe that he Is the sLronge st
candidate Eastern Washington can pre- :
sent.
Frank p. Weymouth-I would like to
see Spokane Falls man sent to the
senate, and have no choice between
Turner and Hyde. From west of the
mountains my choice is John c. Haines.
Auditor N. ID. smith, am for 5. G..
Hyde for senator from the east side and
have no second choice. From the west
side my first choice is Squire, with
Haines for second choice.
Major s. d. Waters--I have no choice
between George Turner and S. C. Hyde
for senator from the east side. From
west side my first choice is Squire and
my second choice Haines.
A. w. Strong-I am for s. C. Hyde
most emphatically, and am for Thomas
II. Brents for second choice. From the
west side | am for Watson c. Squire and
no one else.
Eben G. Smiths. c. Hyde Is my first
choice from this side, Turner second
choice. The people west of the mount
aims should be allowed to name their
own senator.
John A. Todd-TheIe Is only one man
feasible from Spokane Falls, and that is
Samuel Hyde. Ny choice from the
other side is Squire.
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