The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-18

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ROGIx1OAI uupDIEs.
s. 3 = i. ~ !. . ~ snas never - sne history
q -. = As.d esstes ne tnsrs been such :
!. 49, - ~ VARSITY @ political muddies -
- ~ =. NJ nom " iase election. Some
6 D. 3 peRnaps. involve complications
~ 49, ne.e tnem historical.
g "a ~. - ~ tnere y : ue II the
= Is. : - eponl'cans and % Democrats.
4 - snas oooy = organised there can b
= insnsuzasion = re newly elected DEM
5 nn iact Wah pretsy cef-
80. : eeadiock ana insure an
- a l'l'' -. on' 1ns democrats can
-. :. Wna1e - hspublicans would
q s d = = g tne euosrnasorlal once 0y
!: |. enaieay the hepuolicans
: d. = = g sne nsuauon. Iney nave
J. 4. = = ssand nrm ana me Democrats VIZ
& :. = 3 g tnem NJ organisation OF the
-.
S 4. znnap enase presents . master mud-
: - NE q wnaon has never before oc-
"a y e any stase. - = o. national m
s...7 - = upon ~ unraveiment VII depend
i = : eRoace g senator g succeed Blair, the
{ ovsknokenlp ena ne control o. the STATE
ose'nment nor ne next two years. inciud-
: re.pporaonnent for congressional
= s9s1slativs purposes. The Senate con-
~ g = memoers Inc hepuoiicsns
neSe eaeceed = ana the Democrats ~. In
- olstf1cs snefe Was no election ~ the
a eecn q TWO otner districts the
0nneens claim majority lor their can
osaeeos, Duf = this = confirmed BY the ON
-. setuxns : recount q the ballots wlli %
-.
1he AsW dampahire HOUSE Of Reprssen-
sonves. however, = tho complicated COM
pacenon. 4 every person who has Deen
: xepoReed eiecsed should be placed upon the
rolis mere would b lS0 Republicans and
- uemocrao. = bare majority Of for the
1oener nut on the strength Of some one
q csner q me census once estimates OF
peeleuon shere wsrs y members elected
on ~ neels g the increase. and the ballots
s go tof these oore tne qualincation II on
ueled " these p are Republicans and
= are Oemocrasa q they are mot placed
- Ne Rolls there VIII remain 40 Demo
erees and i6S Republicans
bus snere = STU further complication.
~ tne superintendent acs OF lSSl certain
eoWne q lsss than 20 population were an
ehorissd e choose representatives perlod-
LILY. . certain specinsd eisctionA Three
4 @ neee towns not authorized ~ that act
elocs sois years have nevertheless done
5 and their representatives are included
Ne grand tceaL Two OF these are DEM
rras and one kspuslican. Dropping
Nneir names VIII Leave the count l62 Re-
publieens e i75 DemocratA
1nen COMES anosner snari Under the
eppordonment % 81 certain small towns
Nere CLASSIFIED togetnsr ior the choice OF
representatives. subsequently constitu-
uonal amendment vas adopteo winch aDoi-
sshed this ciassancanon. but the legislature
Jailed g ameno tne ciassancauon 20 - 70
designate the yeafs IN which these towns
Wefe g slece consequently III OF them
have proceeded 70 elect They number
thirty-fhrse, Of whom twenty-five are DEM
ocrats and eleven are republicans. With
- -
would b = tie. with l5l OF each party.
This = tho New Hampshire situation, and
n Il there y enough 70 puzzle Philadel.
phfs lawyer.
In Illinois. on latest returns, there are
100 Republicans, lOl Democrats and 8
Alliance men on joint ballot One OF the
Alliance men has declared his intention to
vote with the Democrats. which would
give them Just one-haif the votes OF the
Joint assembly. should the other Two act
With the Republicans there would be .
deadlock. But one Of them 10 . brother
Of Senator Cockrells OF missouri. and for
marty Democrat. which inspires that
party 70 count upon him. Out these rea-
sons are mot conclusive.
In Minnesota the SENATE consists OF "a
memhsrss OF whom % are Republicans. IA
Democran, straight Alliance. Alliance
Democrats ana Aliance Republican.
The House consists OF ia members. OF
whom 40 are Republicans, a Democrats,
10 straight Alliance, IL Democratic ALI
anos, 8 Republican Alliance. This would