The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-28
NJ FOR THE FRAY
.;e.s for Today's Ora
tcrical Tournay.
. mn COLONEL HAYNES
ae.s.iiy EmsArra''e"-ea"-
..s..a spesks-EaIiy In
ress se.ssic-So'es'

3 of the two
rsrtics in washington.
I!,aor,t doubt. be an occasion
- 70 all citizens Of the county
|. uS,Iron and Junius Roches-
= TIE Republican and Dem
~. committees. respectively,
ne programme for the day.
80 details will be attended TO
!. down for the opening
=. afternoon. Speaking Will
O'Clock. Major p. 5. Dor
~;,h 4 Republican speech and
80 democratic candidate for
y scurress, concludes the after
sma. with an hours speech.
-esic will be sandwiched in
n. .reeches TO help wash down
; ,iircal pills which the audi
The afternoon exercises
u, . .bs University grounds.
- q the evening in the Ar
hickey viii open with an
Innius Rochester takes the
q Colonel J. G. iinines winds
-. and the days debate.
-izer officers have not yet been
-. ,hs afternoon debate the
....- ,as,rd to roast on oxen on the
-. ryoupss, which is supposed to
~ carpose of getting used to the
a yiish they themselves VIII receive
tfHsdsy.
rrrIse OK 1000 MAJORITY.
~ Yesterday with posT-IsTELLI-
.-se,er. Colonel Haines said.
| have been stumpinc a little
n. ssse I made speeches in Ellens-
rs,th Yakima, wa!la Walla and
-. fills. and we had large and en-
- audiences everywhere. Indica-
~ IN overwhelming victory are TO be
= every hand. The tariff views OF
onocraiic party have brought a
: rsny Democrats into the Repubi!-
rts-particalarly in Eastern Wash
- The Democratic orators have
,s sssiay them that free trade will be
4 apartment and the result at the
- section will show a great change,
= srrjcultural districts especially"
~ djd you lind Spokane Fallsf
hoksne Falls is very active politically
q 1. In business way, but the same
= MD Of the other cities | visited. !"
int is the general feeling as to the re-
"
FraI. bets have been made in the east
knrs Of the territory that the governor
REPRESENTATIVE would be elected by q
krity OF at least 10000"
10 you find much opposition to the
katutionf"
b, except that the Democrats are max.
Vigorous fight against il in the East.
|euntics particularly in walla Walls
~. hoping BY defeating the constitu-
10 keep our representatives from hav-
n yote In the next congress. This
IVmsnt outside OF Walia Walla county,
. not seem to have much strength,
1 there she opposition comes from tbs
! ,ha. her isiied 10 get provision in tc
~ Hunt ssilroad in that county"
~When 1e the hardest ticks being pu,
|by he Democrats ?"
p1hy sn making very vigorous fight
- bKislativs ticket i'm every county
aAy claim they will secure q majority
! snihalIot. I think. however, that tho
|aplhn majority in the legislature OF
11h1k viii not lie less than twenty
Ibph in the Eastern counties ars
1mqAt aroused and . very full vote
1krlled. A careful canvass show,
4kw Republican gains. The nomina.
- dSmple and Grifiitts are regarded
M wax, while those of Wilson and
n N very popular. and will receive
=! Democratic votes"
~ pa hear much capital TALK"
|'Ia apital agitation is very brisk.
nbrs, North Yakima and Olympia
eaunh in oil the important towns. In
~ and Yakima counties the leading
ndboA parties are devoting . great
aaAei time to capital agitation"
prpE LEWIS DOWNFALL.
1mlu Of both parties were laughing
ldly over the defeat of the silver,
~ orator" Dude Lewis. in q joint
akviA Major Dorney at Franklin the
! previous. Both parties, it seems
asunsed for speeches at that place on
.soay evening. As the population Is
m enough there 10 support two
y q the same time, a compromise
ep4ossd BY the Democrats and q joint
2nUanged.
larson opened the debate and was
- hy Dude Lewis in his usual spread.
s. He made one OF his most gal
sprs. bat unluckily touched upon
M that Major Dorney was fairly
= oosn With knowledge upon. When
1eys time came he wound Mr..
md his distorted facts around his
s1ssf As ore would a piece of molasses
ash him up moment 10 cool and
-. s'essly dropped him into the cold
lts where the silver-tongucd ora.
.s' III to pieces. Many Seattleites
sssa' and heard the discussion.
ACROSS THE HAgBoR.
- seattle held rousing rally last
- " The postot,ice block. The ferry
e'esa large delegation from Sc
40 'crchlight procession formed
. ~ mar and proceeded up the hill 10
=. The Black Diamond band fur.
- nasic, Al the meeting A. l.. kss.
- called on 10 preside. George IL.
-, r. made a red-hot tariiI speech John
spoke upon the party issues
v. Hsddock, late of OHIO, re-
1s history of the great political
- aach enthusiasm was shown by
- sas OF that locality for the Re-
- cause, and big vote may he
ny nom that precinct.
,ss.hinsrs LsU0HroN ~ SEATTLE
- ( l.sughtcn. candidate fer the
= sosernorshlp on the Republican
& - stressed the First Ward Republican
a.'ehing. He made very pleas
!
= 80, aHa succeeded in telling 4 good
se'as IN a humorous WAY. Other
fr'e John Arthur. Judge Jones,
s'neer anu Judge Osborn.
m An EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN.
\ snocrssS are flooding the county
- making personal attacks upon
49, stimulates. One of them starts
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