The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-30

Ei.tses, / always consciously hal als cordial
an elective COOPERATION :. u sGch matters Es
always lad mine II state politics We cane
EeGEe- tcgEt1s- slss- Is-s. ard, Whine szea o. 1s
had his cS1 t-as11s a16 lis OEa enemies. c1<
interests III Il the ssl-e Lies AID E1-e ls-gey
mutual There uas ID collision nor friction
1o- .rri.atio2, evs1 On questions q patronage,
which frequently make 50 much trouble and
which il .As DAYS OF Po-sr3y Aa1 Lane ksp. tie
politics CT TIE E.2.s - sEca turmoil
aid clscEeditAole .e-zea-s-ol o. Course,
there were oeeGss.o2s when We
could have 9vx--e-s1, s2d cov and then
there vas a AREA OF low barometer with
storm signals, suI II oos -o2l9 net give Way toa
other cid, aa5 this cane :. as. % bs TIE asblI,
80 that We never lad ; as-sh word 10, heated
interview, nor anything approaching . rupture
His expressions OF regret 80 ny defeat, both =
ec2versa.loa 6szore ~ tam closed and u let
tes sfte.g2-t, were slrcs-s, unaffected 40
genuine, az sure. i "a . gres. pleasure % ne,
no~ tina. Ii hGs gone, 20 recall our intercourse.
extending over SO many complex and defeats
Affairs, and TO Eezsl1er 10 STAN CT sea-. moth
ing t1as ! would obl4-e-ats, 10 breach even OF
courtesy Or formal deeoruu which nigh. well
enough occur u tie haste sad passion o. public
life, -
The loss which Esnss. "a. sustained b. I'll.
dsplo.aola casualty Il irreP4rso.s- Planbs
place cannot De supplied. The state is 10.
wanting n Ele2 OF genius capacity and learn
Ing who can add .uster 70 aer lane, but ras
knowledge s2d ski, the familiarity win meth
obs OF legislation, obtained ,! long practice aod
experience, tAs acc asintEnee with public men
50 essential 70 suecess-:1ese are 10. endov-
E1euEs o1. acquisitions. The senator w1o Sue
eeecs Plumb Ius. begin where lie began four
teen year. ago. shs oortou-lssving she state
meanwhile Wilton. prestige o. station til they
have ceen earned again Fortunate, II Head, "a
VIII bs L, after such Al apprenticeship, hs shall
secure to- Ms constituency such lasting a3vsa.-
sges and such enduring renown-
TIE term ior which Mr.. Plumb was chosen sr-
piEes IN ISIS. The governor mus: I'll the vacancy
By aypo.atlaen. until the next meeting OF ths
legislature, elected in November, Iss2. which
Val choose q successor for the fraction OF rhs
term from l.95 70 ls5 This p.ee5 pilates politi-
cal co1EUlslon in the state OF long duration,
and whose results can not Dc torato-d.
The campaign t0- the Legislature will begin
a. once. The Peoples party vii endaavor %
secure another representative in the Sonata
AMI they nay have the assistance OF TIE
Democrats again. as they had year ago.
IL their efforts 70 reduce ras Republican major
ity in taa. body. lie Republicans have
iAs advantage CT ihe tendency OF the presi-
centiG. election, which Will tend 20 slIay Dis
cord and bring the old and young crowds to
getheT. Prohibition and woman suffrage are
looming meaAelug.y On the horizon, snd alto
gether the portraits OF elemental strits ara
abundant
By the disastrous death Of NJ. Plumb destiny
completes the devastation wrought By the bane-
ful campaign o. IS.A To combine the factions,
recall the ezrlug, restore confidence aud dis
elp14ne AMI regain the rank and supremacy OF
TIE state IL congress and the nation vii rec Tire
patience, foEciuds, courage, seli-sscrifcs and
TIE HisAes; qualities o. sts.esDsnship.