The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-17
REPUBLICANS Ire RlllIlHe.
Rousinx Meeting in West Seattle
Last Night.


rsse .sorc OF Cra,ies y. Cooper In "sss
sesfsse ws. well 6lsed lzss svenius for the
prrr.cse Of orxsnExsng . EerEolican eaao
10 tasf prvrinct- Chairman I. r. konsr
son called the meeting 70 orssr at o clock,
sna requested nnsic By the Central Re-
peh;sSaa Qnsrs<sse Of Seattle, composed OF
4 GstIogss and Thomas Johnson. colosed.
The ehasrfnaa explained the purpose OF
the meeting. On mossoa those pre1s M r.
..,I~..f tier. selves into the West seattle
Rrurshlifsn Club The following of,cers
wrre unanimously esessed: 3. y. Vaughn,
president; L l. Moore. secretary; A. l.
Esss,n. Z. H. Atwood, A. A. smith, Alex
snder Rsnke H. ". Hall and Il. r. Boyn-
ton, yics-pre isienfs.
Tha fInb then unsn' mousiy dominated
w. r. Duke for Justice of The peace and
y. : Diexson for constable
ca,ssEeI Thomas E~tn< then a1sr ssed
the uaseslng relative 70 the united efforts
that should be made 10 elect the ieg1sia-
tive eandsda.es, every one a. them
Hon William IL Hughes made . STIR.
ring speech. IN which he referred 10 the
excellent ticket Republicans have To vote
on October !. the excellent work done 81
West seattle a. the late contest, and aeked
them to 20 20 work with . viii ard taev
voaid End . roassng msiority vhsn the
fight was over.
After another earTaigr song by the
anarsrtte M George H. HeiisFou. chair
man OF the King county Republican ser-
,rsi e1mu itfs-e. address~d the club, giving
clear statement Of the relaiive wages
re III in free-trsfie England aud psoteciiye
Aneriea. and asked il they preferred to
permit this state 10 send two men who
wOaid work for tree trade a. Jnc0rsed By
the De moe rats, OF send two ufen who were
interested in protecting American labor
and the welfare ot the STATE. The absurd
ress OF the Mills bill was freely coin
men'ea Upon.
The Quarset.e then gave another humor-
ogs campaign song, after which Mr. w. T.
Bailey, candidate for the state senate.
made a speech In which be warmly set
forth the need of aetiye work. Mr.. K IL.
Boynton also made al sdiEess IN which he
said the Democrats were the enemies OF
Americans and had oniy seveu principles
five loaves aud rwo fishes
Colonel Ewing announced that a steamer
would leave West Sea tie "Wednesday even
| ing at O'Clock and leave Seattle a. II, 10
I give all who wanted 10 go over chance
| TO take par in the grand Republican rally.
The Qaartefte furnished another song
when adjournment was made and three
cheers and tiger given for the candi.
dates. The meeting WAS very thusiastic
| aud harmonious A roll was opened and
| freely signed NJ the close of the meetina
aud the he paoiicana OF West Seattle will
/ go In To win. with . thorough organ "a
| ton.
CoIoagD sEPpsLIcAxp.
| The King County Colored Republican
J Clnb held an enthusiastic meeting at the
Armory last night RIGGING Republican
speeches were made b. members. and tbs
| already long list OF membership wal
| rsatiy increased. Arrangements were
| also made Tor holding several meeting Q
week between nov aud the day OF elec
I ton.
DEMOCRATS DEFEATED.
Major W v. Rtnebsrt went 10 Houghior
last evening and roasted the Democrats in
| fue shape. What added zest 10 the MAJOR
speech was the fact that the Democrat.
would not let him have q steamer when
| they learned what HIS mission was, but hs
was bound TO 90, and securd the Bee
wh Ell was the only beat 10 be had.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
| Republican mes tings will be held a
| the following places, addressed by fhs
speakers named: Samamish--J, A. Pant
! ing. George Bothell, ". III. Hughes, Ralpt
Esteb. Duwamish-JohnR ines. Julius Hor
| ton. W. X. Forrest, T. T. Dyer. kent--or
ange Jacobs. r. J. Humes, W. j. shinn, y
W. Hankey, N. NJ. Holmes. slsughter-O
G. Pratt. J. X, ktnnear, John Arthur
/ Alex Allen.