The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-04
SECOND WARD REPUBLICANS.
Municipal Election and Bond Election
Are Discussed.

Are Discussed.
The Second ward Republican rally last night
at the hall on Jackson and Taylor streets was
tremendous success. The hall was filed, and
many stood on the street in front of the build
inc unable to secure admission. The crowd
was composed of the best citizens from all por-
lions of the ward, and the enthusiasm mani
tested was spontaneous
President J. s. Taylor opened the meeting
with a few we'll chosen remarks ana introduced
Judge Orange Jacobs, whose rcmarks were iul
of yipor and humor lie charged tho Demo
cra,ic Marty with opposition to progress and
GOOD government, and promised a square ad-
,nipistration of municipal affairs II the Repuo-
lcaa candidates were elected 10 ONCE
Tho speech of the evening was delivered by
John Leary, upon whose appearance there were
yociferous plsudits MI Leaty sa'u no iotnem-
,r,ldo-uess and pointed with pardonabie pride
70 his humble efforts towards It's up hHiialng.
N. aao,.red that Democratic demarogy
.bould not deter the people rom progress OF
the future that had characteri@eu 'hc CITY
mss, In 1900 he predicted Tor seat'e PoPuia'
tion Of 100000, and pointed OUT 'hse was tne
1T az the people to build not atone iof the
as,u, hrt For that glorious fufure which
-. ;,,,,;.ablv he her destiny. As fnan ana
oi,,-en Mr. Ieary declared, Democrats 20 the
contrary Notwithstanding, that nc was p.e"geu
To no CLIQUE, ring or set Oh MI - 20, - -
eIscted mayor he alone wou.o ran As 80
and rnn II as to his Judgment seensH Us es' 10,
the interests of the city OF seat.'e' "
.ne e. 80 .eairs should be conducted as
ne-..i1, - I. mans private business, aha such
a,oea could he apply to the AFFAIRS "l ocN' '
1yssa,d ,hst he believed in city econohs U"'
~, 90 mr,ioipal cowardice ana 'n&' 'nc IN
NOT III .. ,srser his administration should be
49, .baaa without interrnption, no sa'I
H.. ol,hourh not stranger ~ -, -, -
.-asanted himself on this oeeas ,,.,.,, -
poople MIGHT know him, ana olose Tho 49,,
Of hone for success on Iuesuas a,a n ti,e-
o',,in gave n double three chesi ,n.. ~ -,
and the coiored quar'e.
Do With Ronald. ..s,,rnnv in a strong
9hcnI 7. = Compton bore tesslnio., .5,,,,,ts,ra
- =. ~. honesty OF the pIesens a"... 80,
- a,,, ,o business as ccndueteu - -,
~ n,,rlic works. He saw thai tne 81.
a., rcrresentatiyes around Tug W =, . si,,i
and VET had never called a.'sI re .hr, br,ai,,,
instance of official corruptiun Car the building
~. -, tobn Lcary had done ies ~ ,.ar,s,;,'s
told what sonn I'D concluded an interesting
up oil Seat'1e, .th,te 10 the principles Oh The
speech with trlpu''
kepnoncan pa. candidate for the p9s.'oh o.
Jim y" ,vss called upon, anu ~ ,' ~
,,,ont speech fuu y. ". a-,,,,,. -
.nd ;rtor,,ation He SAID 'has :. n,r,urtior, ,,-as
90 mo Derocracy Of fraud az. .s,.st,,i in rvcry
NOT new: that it had eeen The same differs
campaign since o. s;.tra,ly between tae pSfaes
enee which was =. sne Republican party vas "a
sun e2lsteo and the Dsnoe'a's ~ w
favor oil nfogress - an array o. ng y, ,sS'
posed ne pa,.. nsuoocrate how -
gave .ne ne ~ thst II elcctea ~ So han,,s,..
e e;,v a,, am aa he would serve ING
and industrioualE ..,,,r Nv the glee G. 20 and
There was rlore elnk