The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-20
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soniau grounds are brsy rnking them up
and putting tiae ground IN share for win
ter.
About the cnty living uiacs in the CITY is
the census ofI5ce. where there Il q general
v7sared by the CORRESPONDENTS rexuisriv.
They have to keep up show Of doing
business there juss the same wnesher Por-
sex Is hsre or not.
The conversational committees Of both.
pxrTies have shout done sending out docu-
meufs. A greaz msuv carloads have been
sfipued. and hsve made nesvv business for
this sxpress companies. All manner of
material epes- Spseches from the G,mgyes-
sissnl Recusd have been sent our bv the
wholesale. A summary Of the tariff Iexis-
saxion from bosh ssanduoints hss heeu
gotten I'M and shipped by the I0O.g
conies. The Democrats havs been trying
I'd SHOW IN elabor.se Documents that the
work Of the EIftr-firsf congress. ss its first
session.. vas bosch ard patchwork, and
someshiup which IL 9eusrsilv fiisxsssefuf.
and no good The Republicaus, On the
other hand. have been showing ct great
length, and very forcibly, rhat no congress
since the war has Transacted the amount
of important business, which will be bene-
ficsai in its results 70 the whole people. and
which challenges tine attention Of every
voter, and directly affects 50 Iarge
8 number of the voters, ~ this congress.
They set forth eiAporazesy that
the tariff blil 10 . beneficial measure. They
have &C rtsn up flaming posters. showing
the inseFiorof the House OF Representatives
with Mr. Mckinley On his feet making his
powerfuL speech in support OF his bill.
Other posters OF the same nature show
DalixeiI speaking on an election case, and
others show Cannon lighting 70 keep the
appropriations down TO reasonable limits.
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