The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-06
xnE CITY vors.


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Were Rasy IT Home.
y ~ city the vote was about 500 Les than at
~ nunicipal election, the greatest interest
- toeal vote cast was l2l9. The question of .
oauooman came next In importance. the
esmbor being 4.l2l. closely followed By that e
y he auditor which interested Al2O voters.
Nan wefe 112 votes for prosecuting attorney,
ia Tor asoeaeor, 4,0o1 for coroner, ana 1000 for
VeeaareG Only &847 expressed their preference
= % permanent location Of the capital; bat Of
nat number 1872 selected Olympia, leaving
Yakima
" 4. Pussy 10 credited with the Largest per.
ucsl vote. 2oo6. but the large number Of ballots
- Tor the Prohibition candidate, 673. shows
nat the Democrats who had no candidate Of
eer own split very evenly on the two who
uefe running.
he ofsce Of sheriff either he's exceptional Il
mctons for the voter or the friends Of the
Nading candidates were moro active than those
g the remainder OF the ticket - 10 shown BY
Wocleryss heavy vote OF 2s4s and the total vote
A1s. OF ninsty-eight moro than that cast for
@ogreasman. the next highest on the list
with these exceptions the voting was pretty
Raasht and al those differences which were
aid 70 have sxisted In Republican ranks a. the
eat
= Il interesting to compare the vote in the
nunicipal election with that cast on Tuesday.
0aecting the once Of Congressman - repre-
smiling more directly than any other I princi-
pc. and not person. 1t viii be seen that VIII
~ received z5N votes and Carroll l.394 Then
uke me vote on city clerk, which was = fair
Ssetaee vote. there were for the Republican
400 lonly II less than for wilson, and for the
Democrat 2007. The Prohibitionists cast 40
mr clerk. but only 22s for congressman. Assum.
rs me lH difference repr. sents stay -at-home
Sepunhcans 1t looks a. IL the differences in the
Semocratic party had kept 6i3 away from the
poala Making the same comparison with the
xoo Tor mayor with that OF Congressman the
sepuolicAns cast 81 more this time II the DIFF.
efence In the Prohibition vote then &C. now
- represents 25S sustaining Republican, then
= Collins received 2 l64 aud Carol only 1854.
mese are still 40 Democrats to be accounted
sof. But II every one of those 10 had voted for
CARROLL Wilson would still have been $40 ahead:
and Il every one of the Prohibitionists had also
voted for Carroll. there would still have beeu
M majority for Wilson OF 81.
The compar son by wards Is not % easy. INIT
even there approximate figures give = result
Mily sustaining Republican strength, The
exth ward and Eighth ward compose thu
1wenty-eighth senatorial district Al the last
eleet1cn Democrat was victorious in the Sixtn
- % uut inc hopuptlCouo carried the Eighth
- ll6. say net gain in the two wards OF g. Kin.
oeef carried them together by Ito Taking the
Twenty seventh senatorial district, which d
VIZ scattered, 1t the last election the Fiith
I'd seventh wards, which make the district
ave joint total Of l54 for the Republican,
Dyer this time carried them By . plurality Of sN.
he other senatorial distrtcts are made up OF odd
psscincts, % that no comparison can be made.
eeyoud these general conclusions there 10
ustie Of interest to note. the difference being
eoly one OF degree, every candidate on
- Republican ticket running far ahead. II u
afsmarkabe result. inasmuch g is shows an
excelient choice OF candidates. because In no
- Vas man - objectionable thai psrsonAl
attack was made upon him
The pluralittes shown by tho tables are those
9 the highest Republican over the highest
0enocratic vote. AID the lowest Republican
ever the lowest Democrats vote. Tae majari-
~ are those Of the highest Republican over
" comhtnsd highest Democratic and AighsEt
45ohibiiion vote and the lowest Republican
t The combined lowest Democrats and
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