The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-06

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ssstfuiia ana announced THAT he believed
| thai be was the unanimous choice
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hal been made 10 tisfraud him hv sfafsipe
1 tho ballot. he said he had gone into tha
! room when the ballots weee being counted
aud had seen a fsaueh of ballots that lad
/ been fhraxn In for Peters He didn't wan,
/ the Office unless he could get il fairly. aud
I he tiist4.'t propose letting suynae staff tus
/ ballet on him. III the ballot was taken
again he weaid iukI Z upon new teilers
His leasiug opppnett. Peters was then
called out by the crowd f;.. earnestly
stisesainsed any knowledge 81 the alleged
stutsing Of the ballot, and said he was a.
much la favor 81 clean vote as any one
aad would only accept nomination re
eeiyest hY fair fnesns
The telsers. r. H. Boafmaa and George
II Hebron then explained how the rs /
| lots had been found and cast aside with,
] e,t,t counting 40 the alleged stnsf1pe had
no effect upon the result
ThY crowd again took 40 the CRY for a
+. ne@ ballot
Attorney Piles once more mounted IN,
fostrurn, and asserted that he bad re
| csisei essar majority uf IL votss: hat a.
he eaaiit not Fet fair play m the eanscu-
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