New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-31
,p,ovr PROSPECTS OF WAsHIN'1oN'
.,r KEW STATE Is SAFELY REPUBLICAN AND 10
GROWING RAPIDLY,

.rw srArn IS SAFELY REPuDiAoNN "'' -
GROWING RAPIDLY
~ l. Parkinson, president pro " "..,s .neahcr
,...s,nr,on state senate, who was ~ 49, t., :.
!, ,hs STATE In tho caMpaisn OF $500 M"' - 80 ho
:. -.nor,er last night at the 1nses NV" IT, Wet
1850 "A stay for few DAYS oeioie son,s "
ln'e"u' 80. hout the political aspects OF Washing
in 1.-.,n,cn said: "The state Is naturaiV
"" p.nuh,icsD. The Republican MAJORITY WIS
s"o"s ~ ooo . vesr ago. ] am satisfied that john y.
i've ho has been rcnominated for Congress- wiz
"" 800 The Democrats will OF course Try "
u s.h. rnon the results OF tho Republican Legs
meAo v.ar in which there were only SIX Den'o'
-. me in the Senate and five In the houSs -.
w.. $500 that they will make little heaow", ~
~. v.rdiet Of ths people as expressed In 'ho r
- ,Aa STATE has been that the work OF tho
~,n compare favorably with that OF any o'ie'
'.'e,o ~.snimtion unier similar circumstance
sa-,sn.tsnding the difficulties with which h""
Nv contend. / believe that its work viii s's'e '''
A.. .Aver,e criticism Of enemies. The Id %
Sutx OF the next Legislature VIII W
..cttoo Of successor TO Cm.eo
senator Watson c. Squire, VINO aiV 80
+. oneyear term on entering the Senate ias' !. Nc.
consequently his successor must be ekN'eN
Squire Il . candidate for reelection ana '.'' w n
.,s rood His principal opponent will be judge H.
Sydns ~ Tacoma. formerly of Indiana VINO y"'
.t,vs there in the Harrison campaign, though %
ionrine 10 the Gresham wing. Our citi1ens ee"'eAi'
..cocnipe the fact that IL was lareeN u"o !" .''0
sss NJ Republican Legislators that they now ENJOY
the privileges OF statehood. crcums,a
naturally make the State largely kepuo e....
Speaking briefly Of Wsshngtohs iu'u'S 80 O. ,ho
ssnssor Parkinson said: Il believe n' '."'E
,rn,on has faIrer prospects for greatness Ill "a'oti
w..,b Seattle which was nearly dee'rosei os "''
va, .po. has entirely recovered from icf loss.
80. s,r and eight story brick warehouses now S'siu
-. Oh. si,.s NJ the burned buildings. oel''ie has
..n,.,,on a, s4s oOo Tacoma has ABOUT 'he same
r,. rail-, witch visited by oesuucu'e
a.. last wear has . population no" VI 'o'0oo ~
h o 60. nu,,atnss than she had before the hre L
.h,k .h.t Rengism Bay. which lies ABOUT LOU ai'io'
..r.h ~ seattle y one Of the most promising pohh
n, the State On this bay are three towns "a.oo''
S.r.r,. and Fur Haven, all Of which are destined
soon to b united In single Guy 10 sh""
hox rapidly cities ale sometimes built In our country
will Instance Fair Haven, which about a year ago
,ontsned scarcely half dozen houses, but which has
q nonulstion to-day of 5000 people and has one OF
IN. 8nest brick hotels on the Pacific Coast being
ham Raw will be the Western terminus OF the Great
Northern Railroad, which is now III process Vi con-
s,yrcr.on by James Hill and his associates. This
ruad when finished will be one of the greatest trans
position now being held at spokane Falls OF the
products OF Idaho Montana. Oregon and washington
vii compare favoraby with any. similar exposition
which could be given in anv OF the oIer states:
They have on exhibition three samples OF ~heot
grown near by that yielded 1O5 bushels 70 the acre
md silver and all the cOarser metals, besides fruits
Of all kinds IN the greatest aboundance; Inc last
census gaYe our state POPULATION OF $4,000 no snow
County we have doubled our population within one
ear Our people are energetic, intelligent ana pro,
who Them eem. to n %s from OF esewhee
will have cordial welcome