The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-27

life than the one which was held at Port Towns
end last Saturday night, and that the Seattle
visitors were splendidly treated BY the people
OF the Key City.
Republican clubs are to be organised in every
ward in the city during the next few days. To.
morrow night the Fourth ward club will be or.
gained at club headquarters in the Temple court
building, and the sixth ward club will be formed
the same night
pamphlet entitled "a Prohibition Text Book"
1t will contain pictures and biographical
sketches Of all the national and state candidates
and considerable Prohibition campaign litera-
ture 1t cost 1000 and the work 10 being done
at Tacoma
The communication OF Fred J. Ware, on the
reasons why laboring men should vote with the
Republican party, especially by reason of its at.
titude on the Lake Washington canal PROPOSE
ton. was widely read yesterday and fsvorably
commented on. Mr.. Ware is an intelligent work.
ingman himself, and no one can accuse him OF
being insincere or not deeply interested In the
welfare of his Acknowledgment.
Billy Sey mour and J. H. Wells will speak for
the "Prohis" tonight at Derby, tomorrow night
at Redmond, Thursday night at Monahan, on
Friday night at Olney and on Saturday night at
Snoqualmie. Mrs J. Lawrence Johnson 10 also
on q campaign tour through the county. To-
morrow night at Ballard speeches will be de-
livered by Everett Smith and J. R. Mcintyre
On Friday night at Kirkland G. Z. Newberry,
candidate for congress. aud Everett Smith will
speak.
The Seventh ward Republicans have organ
lied. with Trusten p. Dyer as president: Capt
John Taylor, vice president; F. A. Wing, secre-
tary; George Meachsm, treasurer; and v. Hugo
Smith, l. Wilmington, E. Berrum, A. c. Ed.
wards, r. M. Crawford ~ executive committee.
All Republicans of the ward are invited to meet
in front of the Chamber OF Commerce at 7:30
o'clock Saturday night to participate in the pa
rade. Capt John Taylor was elected marshal of
the club.
Reports from Fairhaven are to tho effect that
E. p. Dole, Of this city, made q very effective
speech there last Tuesday night He was q
stranger to every one and, a. his coming had
not been heralded with any great flourish of
trumpets. not much was expected of him. He
had spoken but . few words, however, before
he had the closest attention of every person
within the sound OF his voice, and his address
IL said to have been one Of the most powerful
ever delivered on Bellingham bay. Mr. Dole
will devote all the time he can spare from his
practice to the canvass in this and other coun-
ties
Judge Orange Jacobs, Hon. E. p Dole and sew.
eral of the Republican county candidates will
speak at the following places on the days men.
toned: Orillia, September .: Stuck, September
80; Enumcsw, October 1; Birch, October 8:
Eagle Gorge, October 4; Hot Springs. October 5;
Durham. October 6; Black Diamond, October 7;
Cedar Mountain, October 8 The folio wing ap-
pointments have been made for Judge George r.
Little, Hon. r. C. Washburn and Hon. A. b.
Ball: woodinville, September %; Monohan, Sep
tember 80; Cherry Valley, October 1; stossell,
October 3; Tolt. October 4: Novelty, October s;
Redmond, October 6; Richmond, October Z; sno.
Qualmie, October g.
At q well-attended meeting of the Third ward
Republicans in Brewer hail last evening il was
voted to call the organization the Third Ward
Campaign Club. The temporary organization
effected at the meeting last week was made
permanent with the following officers: Presi.
dent, Ralph simon; vice presiden.s-First pre.
cinct, J. Gould. W. W. Easter; Second precinct.
DR.. Randall, F. A. Gardner; Third precinct, H.
A. Fredericks, Mr. Keene; secretary, George H.
Gross; treasurer, Fred Twichell. Monday of
each week was selected as the time of meeting.
and Brewer hall the place. H. l. Siser adj
dressed the meeting on the necessity OF organ.
lied effort in the coming campaign.
All 10 not serene in the ranks of the Peoples
party in this city. The purchase OF the "infiu.
euce" of the Telegraph has raised a storm. Thu
impression that it is the precursor of an at
tempt at fusion with the Democracy has An.
gered many who are sincers in their allegiancs
to the party and do not like to be made trading
stock OF by the men who are making money ont
OF the party. One OF these said YESTERDAY. "I do
not purpose giving anything to the newspaper
fund the Telegraph makes an appeal for thu,
morning. consider the $500 we have already
paid the paper as worse than thrown away. and
lshsll oppose the payment of the other sums
promised. The Peoples party has no overflow
ing treasury. and think 81 20O is too much To
spend on newspapers, particularly on Q hybrid
sheet"
The Monte Cristo Independent Colored Clnb
last night declared that 1t did not intend being
been announcing that the club was surely Dem.
ocratic, was not only expelled from the club.
but was asked TO leave the hall. Several Demo.
cratic politicians were present for the pu,noss
OF capturing the club, but they had their labor
for their pains. Charles swenson and J. r. Nc
Elroy. Democratic cand dates for assessor and
prosecuting attorney, respectively, and c. A.
Rideout. the colorei Democrat, made speeches
intended for vote-catchers; but Alex Garner. tho
colored lawyer. followed with a red hot RepuS-
lean speech, aud the applause that greeted him
nearly took eff the roof. Ii was decided by ths
club to attend the meeting OF the King county
Republican Club tonight
meeting will be held st the ONCE OF cr.v
forS Conover in the Bailey block a, 3 O'CLOCK
tais afternoon OF the prcsidents Of the yariou.
clubs OF the city for the purpose OF perfeetin,
arrangements for the grsat meeting AZ the
AfnoTy on Saturday night The speaker OF thu
evening Will be Judge J. T. Lewis. aud he will
eonhne his remarks TO aftsirs that par,irn,ar,v
concern King county. Judge Lewis isa ma,
whose devotion 20 this state no man will o,s..
Ron, and his love of home rises above n,e,.
PARTY poiisics. Every citizen OF Seattle il cor.
daily Invited TO attend the meeting. Cor.n,at.
arrangements will 10 made 70 seat all who
come. The ladies are invited u ,,,- o,,, a.,
large numbers. parade will be given be.o-a
'As meeting IN which will take part the Hsrri-
so2 Legion, the McGrsw Fiambssu Club the
Mig County Republican Club, the Youps
meas Republican Club, the Colored Republi.