The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-04


OF young Republicans between the ages of IS
and % (both inelusive) to meet at the Hotel
Northern Monday evening. June 6, at 1880, to
form permanent organization.
The Walla Walla Union says: "The candidacy
OF Colonel Dude) Lewis for the Democratic
nomination for governor is being seriously con-
sidered by one of the Democratic leaders at any
rate, H. s. Blandford having declared himself
strongly in his favor, expressing himself that IL
Lewis is nominated he will sweep the state tri-
umphantly into the ranks OF the reform party.
We think that Mr.. Blandford overrates the abil-
ity of the seattleite OF course his idea that
the "Colonel" would sweep the state is excusa-
BILE in good Democrat"
The Vancouver Indepen dent says: "From the
result OF tho Democratic convention in this city
last Wednesday it is apparent that the unterri-
fed are not enjoying the harmony that they
have been claiming. The vndictiveness shown
when they jumped on Hazard when he at
tempted to champion the cause OF Hill is evi.
dence of a spirit that will not easily be recon.
ciled should Cleveland fail in the Chicago con-
vention. ana the grim determination of Hazard
and his followers in standing by their colors in
the face of defeat is almost conclusive evidence
that should their favorite be beaten BY the
stuffed prophet they will find revenge at the
polls"
The Tacoma Ledger says: "There IL this
singular parallel. at least. between the can di.
dacy of Colonel James Hamilton Lewis for gov
ernor and that of our own Tom Carroll for con-
gress. Each is a favorite in the state, but finds
T. IA.
old story of the prophet being short OF honors
in his own county. The Seattle Democratic organ
is constantly praisng Mr.. Carroll, and asc cor.
stantly belittling the famboyant orator of its
own town. Yesterday il said this: Tom Car
roll would be strong candidate for governor, bus
does not desire the nomination. There appears
10 be general concurrence of opinion that he
should be sent to congress- This set the teeth
OF all the young Democrats In Tacoma on edge.
and set them to testing the edges of their
knives again. In the same issue there are sew
ersl filings at Dude Lewis, and his aspirations
are whistled down the wind in q most tantallz.
ing way. The Democratic brethren find least to
rejoice them in places where they are best
known"
y. f. Dsu. 8 delegate TO the recen. state Demo.
cratic convention from Kit,!iss county. is ouoted
by the Vancouver Independent as saying tha,
500 was paid 70 the Pierce county delegates and
$50 10 the King county delegates by NJ J..
Maloney for their votes. The Tacoma and
Seattle men do not deny Dau's allegation, bu,
the CleElum Tribune says: "D. F. Dag, of
El!ensburg, is believing ike a maldened bull
over the selection of Mart Maloney as
member OF the Washington delega-
ton TO the national Democratic convention.
Dsu was delegate 20 the Vancouver convention
and had opportunity 10 protest the nomina.
ton OF Mslonay before that body. Instead of
taxing advantage OF the proper time aud place
TO hght Maioney. hguratively speaking, he set
Ake sioushtoa bottle. sucking his thumb, and