The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-11
. THE UNROPED ARENA.

The uptown residents OF the First ward win
meet at the Whittier building. at Eleventh and
Jackson streets. Thursday night Live Issues
win be discussed by Abe Spring. Henry L siser,
DE- E. W. Young and Frank @. Haddock.
The Seventh ward Republicans have organ.
fzed, and viii hold their first meeting on Friday
evening at Depot and Howard streets The
members win listen to addresses BY Thomas 7.
Littsli. the Hon. A. B. Bali and q 7. Porter.
Extensive preparations have been made BY
the local Republican committee at Ballard for
the meeting that viii BE- held ct the opera
house on Thursday evening. The speaker. win
be Hermon W. Craven. J. A. johnson and A. G.
Mcbride.
On Friday night the good citizens OF Columbia
will hold Republican meeting. The central
committee win send ont the Hon. John Wiley
and E. C. Hughes ~ the speakers. There will
also be good music All parties a. well a. the
ladies are invited to attend.
The Second ward club of the East end win
hold its weekly gathering on Friday evening at
its hall on Jackson and Alton streets. The
speakers will be John +. Miller. Melvin q. Win.
Glee Club viii render some campaign songs
Tonigh. there will be meeting OF the Repub.
iieans in Fremont a. the opera house Arrange
meuts have been made for . large gathering.
and the ladies arc invited to turn out The
meeting viii be addressed by the Hon Charles
r. Fishback. John E. Humphries and C. z.
Remsberg.
Tomorrow night at Haisch's hail, at the cor.
ner OF Twelfth and Main streets, the Rernb-
licans of the west end OF the Second ward will
hold their regular weekly meeting. Speeches
will be made by the Hon. John Wiley q I.
Porter aud WIN R White and J. c. Thallmsu.
legislative candidates.
The opening gun of the campaign OF the Re-
publieaus in the Third ward was fred las.
night The club met at Brewers hall on Nc
Claire street and listened to good speeches bv r.
W. Winchell. John f. Miller, D. A. Spencer. W.
7. Scott and Bert J. HumphrieS Ralph simon
presided with ability, and George Gross the we'll
known colored Republican, performed the du
tics of secretary. On Friday night there Will
be . meeting at the Joy street school, where
there viii also be good speaking.
On saturoay night last AZ suoQualmie the Re-
pnhliesns turned out TO the number of l5o tn
hear Hon. J. s sallee and Hon. A. B. Ball da
liver addresses on the Issues Of the dsy. Mr.
Ssllee opened the meeting and devoted his NJ.
tertion 20 discussion of the policy of prcsec.
ton, the financial question and % the Ieks
Washington canal His remarks on tho l.,.s,
subject were greeted with tremendous apuIsusa-
showing that the people OF snoquaimis win
stand by the canal in the coming election. NJ
Ball followed the nfss speaker and opersd nm
by thorough dissection Of the platform Of thu
Peoples party. He used only fair arguments.
but they were logical and convincing. A An
effective argument on tie tariff question ths
speaker read letters from . number of mann
t&etarers OF tin showing the increase Of tn. in.
dussry and that the price OF tin to the consumes
had NOT been increased by The operation of "a.
Mckinley tari6 bill
Cooperation Counsel Donwcrth, SPEAKING ves
tesday Of the confusion iksly to arise from the
increase OF voting precincts from q to e. .aid
the oaly way out OF the di:nculty that he conla
ses would Be for the King county commission.
ees TO ruelish the names Of those registered for
each precinct 1T il not Q novel Mar. {" hs
said; cit done in Seattle Under the old -ess.
i-atioa law. and although il was not REQ uirsd bv
sAs new Law, the commissioner have is within
ia~i- dsscss;.en. an sasiSAsd that unisss ,Ass