The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-29
THE UNROPED ARENA.

| A1 OAhOI Eli ARENA.
The Blalock boom once more anna.r. .,ovs
| water "Do's
There il no doubt that Mr. Cleveland vould
carry British Columbia
a meeting OF the Republican county commit
tee Is called for Thursday, June sosh, at Re-
publican headquarters in Butler block.
". H. Moore, J. F. McElroy and b. F. d. Row
arc said 70 be willing to take the Democratic
nomination for county prosecuting attorney
Douglas Young and J. P. Gleason are possible
Democratic nominees for county c,ark ,,o,-h
oisason biushingiy says he il not looking for
the office. ~
Inc general talk among Seattle Democrats I.
That Judge L J. Lichtenberg will. probahIv "a
ceive denomination this fall. J. r. Howe :.
also spoken of as one of the Dem ocratic capai
yates tor Judge OF the superior court.
Inc executive committee of the Harrison
Legion held meeting last night at Repub,ic.n
heaoquarters, in the Butler block, with pres-
dent Andrews in the chair. The following NOM
peis were ADDED to the executive committee. G.
D. nagiey' David Kellogg, Paul d'Hsrry. Her.
pert ". Taylor and Fred T. winchelI Mr.. Bag
iey was elected chairman of the committee and
Mr.. Henry, secretary. After discussinc M.
ters OF minor Importance the commi,t,a "a
!ourhed 70 meet again on Friday night AZ
o'clock.
hon. Amos +. Shaw. of Clarke county. vbo
succeeds Hon. T. Fl. Cavanaugh as sprvavor-
general OF Washington, is one of the hast knox.
Republicans in the state He served with gres,
cfeult IN the lower house of the frs,
legislature, and as speaker of the Housa
OF the second legislature he acouitted
himself with degree of dignity and
1mpartialIty which won the respect of ALI ua
Is farmer and member of the Grand Armv of
tue hepooiic He is very popular in the
counties along the Columbia river, where he 10
best known. and his appointment viii uuoue.-
uohapy be received with satisfaction by Re.
puolicans In all parts OF the state
oharies U. Williams, a prominent Richmond !
lawyer Is at the Rainier hotel with his wife |
-af' "iiAiahis' VINO Is on a pleasure trip to |
oea'te, was Tor a number of years prominent in |
' hslhia poii'ics, ana ne served as q member of |
the democratic state central committee. In |
'peaAihg OF the cleveland-Hill fight he said last
AA~AS As no question That Virginia
Democrats are and have been for Cleveland
senator Daniel, a supporter of Hill. wa. IT.
place in the delegation to the national c,nvar-
ion, not because we had auy liking fo. 1.;., |
'ut because we did not care Ia sn,s.o; |
,anieL Had there been any Iikelihood os u;,,, |
winning Daniel would probably have been IN.
'osed as a delegate"
Inc olympia Tribune says that Adlai Ewfrs
stevenson is the editor of a frat" newsnan.r
bloomington, Ill; James Hamilton Jawis g..
tevenson's blood has drenched a eozan hst,,.
eids; the Port Townsend Graphic saws. .Tsa h.s
cen gallant soldier, general in the war 90 |
ne rebellion, wounded veteran, n memhar ~
he Grand Army of the Republic, Judge Of .ha
h1iois supreme court None OF these state |
ish'S are true lie Is lawyer OF sverage abil |
y, and never rose higher than dystric, &C.
ey. He was not a federal soldier. and is co,s.
uenfiy ineligible 10 membership in tina Can,
rmy of the Republic At the bepinr,,e IS 80
ar stevenson was 70 years old. Like his native
ate of Kentucky. no remained .n.r,-.,,
e the war.
Judge Richard Osborn. of the sunerio- co,~.
as NJ one time well acquainted with Ada; T.
eNehsoh, VINO has been nofainsted hv ,ha |
smoefasic party as its candidate for the vic. |
esideney OF the United States. 'In the fsu NJ
10. said Judge Osborn. yesterday. ..I wss !
scted sheriff of Mclean county. sni Stew, | ,
n was praetieing attorney We wera wall
with each other. He was fail
wyer. but nobody ever gave him cres5, Co. {
lug 81 extraordinary man. HIS whole fs,,ifv |
Ire southern synpsthizess They sn car,
'm Kentucky did no, become scsnsf,..,
III Stevenson until after the war WAS over b,,, !
,new that he was presidential elector On n. |
,Cla Ian ticket, which stood upou a nls,fo-,,,
eiaring that the war had been failure Tht.
IS in 1854, and pretty Clearly indicates tbs. S
'yenson Was quite willing that we shonis %,
and give the rebels another grin on o,,r =
rosts. He fought the resumption act in IS. -
u wanted, II word, TO make the Upfsaa ! -
asss Tepudiate the debt incurred hv the r,sht |
Us War of TIE rehellioa That wa. wis, |
'asht him into such close Communion and 8
'N' VITA The Gresnbaok party. He was born |
oe'oeef, is3a. in Kentucky He emma IN M,
~ lsa3 aud in lsas began the practice or law
--e "a "oodtord county. In 1859 he came IN
ice" 9a -AAs honas ever /
oS "a, ba4nageE. an experienced navsr.us~ + |
as,shi,-s isvorsely known on the s5unt |
n,,,ssra-1 me Beacon, RspQb.zean naper