The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-05
/ PARTISAN RALLY.
R;rth Of the State to be
celebrated by all.
ii ,cax JUBILEE GIVEN UP.
ehe Election still Eagerly
s.t matters are settling
- % Their Normal State.

- hare gone by since election,
Il s.s;fies are already resuming =
z..;.<cence. Considerable interest
~ {, the result Of the state cleo
n ..norts are eagerly sought for
~ ss,or light on the subject Poll.
-. arsirl taxing their customary
-. g dep and no longer go around
~, shocs unbuttoned, their hair
q x.heveIed and their clothes be-
- rifh mud. Even before the count
- seopIe are pitching into business
1.s.1ed interest. and in few days
y, slsr,ion will be simply matter
fnsu.
'----x,,rax IspEFfzfTELY rosTPosED.
~ t.Ik.ng the matter over thoroughly,
Ss..shs;essl leaders have gwen up the
- 4 having a giorifcation Saturday
I'VE viii waii, /" said Major Rine-
II. -snt;l We get the presidents procia-
-. ,,coeniz!ng Washington as state,
- = sll have Publication ire
- payiy, that viii be an event in
$500.
~1eu fHAx kSY ONE EXPECTED.
- SOME enthusiasts made predic-
sSsug Republican majority. hardly
- : anticipated the result" said
,es- nrney yesterday. Nov. IL the
..ft6ut viii choose good men for United
,s..... ~uaors--men who Will have power
|. - I.aueree In the national capital. the
-. az vii be on the high road To a
'...sa.v she has never known before.
n - pdisies that is left now is the selec-
= II senator's
y~ HIS rEou BLEs BEGIN.
c~sraor Ferry, who will have the honor
10y he first governor OF the state OF
S.1Anston, already begins 10 feel the
Ia d his official position-ne is receiv-
r sosests from every part OF the state
- hls photograph. The governor said
sutrjay that the majority for the state
-. would figure up to considerably
~ than 900. He has received many
.sursssIa.ory messages from all over the
~ from his friends.
fosTEfrL PERsuApEg.
d ros iranspircs that Secretary d Henry
"a snother and entirely iaudable object in
= when he selected his assistant in the
wpsign jus. closed. A prominent Demo
=. Who had occasion te visit the Office OF
A. Republican county committee one day
'horssy before election said:
IN 70 up there twice more | VIII vote
" Republican ticket.
/. vas noticeable thing that the Re-
DHblicsn speakers could hardly be induced
) leave the Office after they bad once been
IRE, and il vas also noticed that Secretary
fHeirry. when he had o particularly
sraight Democrat in the audience. would
syariably turn him over TO be converted by
Is assistant When il - known that the
ssistans was very pretty young lady. who
puld talk tariff, toggery or turkey. the I'M
saal attraction viii be understood.
Bs KsEw IT ALL THE TINE.
Major DorDcy was in the city yesterday
nd sent the following dispatch TO his old
ind. Northumberland Charles T..
sughton:
-Rah' bshn Rah'l Didn't tell you sor''
The major feels better physically than he
" dunsg the campaign. and attributes il
y IL success Of the party.
Akhisnberg's election Is conceded by the
Esyatliesns, though there are still several
prNiacss to hear from.
sEArTlE AGAIN WINS THE WAGER.
| treat is in store for the Republicans Of
Kng county. According 10 the well
lsarn standing bet between the Repub-
kxs Of the two counties --Pierce and
II Representatives OF the county show
iFde least Republican majority at any
1erdon are obliged 10 treat the other Last
~ Sea!tle won the bet by one vote. and
y Tacoma Republicans set up a royal
sht but as the King county majority this
~ b several hundred more than the
FNw county majority, the seattle people
!. boxing towards Tacoma with watering
la4iAs. and are expecting something IN
d say OF banquet that will beat any
ass ever heard OF in the West.
GALLANT FIGHT WELL woS.
samsroas oongratulstory messages were
Vnved BY the King county central com
nzise yesterday ON the result of the cleo
'oa John +. Convey, chairman of the
ne central committee, sent the following
aslsieh TO Chairman Hebron:
= congratulate you and your magnificent
'sk 30 committee ia the state made harder