The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-20
THE UNR0PED ARENA

Tscons 70 baaded acknowledgements and
Republicans aIike-to down Seattle. IN ne1
who have the interest O. the eisy-sAetr svn in.
ses>ss-a. heart wiz band togette,-@Rspgo
lieaas ana Democrats aiixe-tn ceiense of Sc
attic.
The question bs'srs the people Of Kins county
IN simply his: Are you N favor of Ehe Repuh-
lean platform. which advocates tie caral. or in
favor Of the Democratic platform whseh de-
nounces those Who worke9 30 faithfully 70, tAs
eanal9
The Republican United states senassrs aad
congressman worked 20 faithfully fer tEaa canal
that the Democrats of Pierce denouacs them
d j. sniTeiy, when the memorial for tSe canal
was voted ior By tie Republican legs.ssuEs.
snssksd ont into she lobby sad-aodgsds
The Telegraph says: ''Ar. McGsa~ aays he
would not have bean . candidate w!ihaGs the
canal plank in the platform" J. T. :soasld,
james Hamilton Lewis and other Dsssocrats,
when patriotism stirred their hearts, sacia-ed
that neither would they stand upon z1 Anti
canal platform
-AAACoAAl @1sE201ghEA. sLl5 Ol4lAlA 'AF-sy, was
IN the city yesterday. No man in King county
takes q greater inseres. in good govrnneu:
than be, and he Ia thoroughly King county
man AMI taxes 3 great deal of inte,e.s in tire
canvass OF bon. John & MeGraw, for waor he
has the greatest admiration
The Republicans of the Second ware held .
weiia:tended meeting in Hsisch's h@n last
night. a, which speeches we're made ~ Charles
Loreioy. Frank p. Lewis and r. C. wallsce A
resolution was adopted with hearty cxsers de-
nouncing tie ~tog-in-the-rnanger" pc.icy of
the Tacoma Ledoey, and the attempt % vent
through party organization the spleen Of Sei.
son Bennett asaias: Seattle.
The ftrue object of the Peoples rer:y 70 made
pain In the following from report OF Demo
cratic meeting at Euur1claw in the Tse2-oph:
in every instance where Denocra; ha5 joined
the Peoples party he declares. his allegiance
again 70 Democracy" OF course the Democrats
again declare their allegiance 20 the Dsl5ocrstio
party. That was always expected. TIE new
party VIC. started only TO take away Republican
votes
W. II. Mccullough, tie weil-knovn White
river farmer, was in the city yesterday. 'soms
people may think am opposed TO Johz Wood.
Ing for reelection a. county commissioner BE-.
cause we have had & warm time over tba build.
ing OF the triigs across White river" aaid he,
"bat want 10 say tina; / know NJ wo5iing to
De an honest, faithful public servant, and, a.
one who Is deeply interested in the welfare of
the county, would deem 1t pull bic rnisforsuns
for him to b defeated. We are loyagso king
county up our way, AMI John McGrsw wiu get
vote that any man might feel proud Of"
Last night Abe Spring addressed lsrsa audi.
ence In Ranks Hall 1t was composed III every
class and as the "hod carrier OF Seattle, the
man who worked for 81 cents a day in austria,
tod the story o. labor in Europe. and grstsfuliy
compared his condition since be came 10
America be was heartily eheered. His aescrip-
tons and his facts given with carsfuz detail,
his quantity expressed logic is irresisri:e, and
Tor an hour and half he held the earness atten-
ton OF mot only workinguen, but lawyers,
bankers and merchants The meeting gas pre-
sided over BY r. B. Albertson, and q, ttes close
OF Ar. springs address. Judge Osborn, C5L wv.
Langley and Hon L B. Andrews spoke briefly