New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
SENATOR SQUIRE is CONFIDENT.
HE SAYS THAT WASHINGTON is SURE hL'
pUBLICAN sTATE-wHY HARRISON
,xn pr,D Will, WIN.


AND REID WILL WIN
,uorc tho monument Republicans from other states
who are temporarily in the city Is Senator Na''o" -
sou,rc New. orher by BIRTH but one oil the pioneer
settlers Of the Young and thriving State OF washington
and one of its first representatives In the uppo'
Of the National Legislature. Before NaShihs'o" w
came n state, senator squire was its lerltor"' Wv
ernor and has II advance from ie" Sc'''0'''
settlements on the Pacific to one OF the hioS' p'"'
porous and cultivated communities 10 the gc"e ,"l.'
ucst Few men know about this wohoerl''
state which entered the National ssterhood since the
last Presidential election, than senator squire ~
Tribune reporter who saw blm at the Hohhan ho"'o'
where he stays when In York. the senator siu'
Washington Is regarded as silver State. ana,
recognizing its sentiments on this question: cast NY
voto for the silver BILL which passed tho senate on
Friday but. all the same, Washington IS hepuoho"'
state and It is my best Judgment that It's electoral vote
will be cast for Harrison and Reid In November WASH
ington was admitted into the Union by Kepuphoa'
Congress- aud s charles Of statehood WIS S'sheu W
Ren;amIn HARRISON our people do not forget how The
door was shut thci faces By Democratic congress
and Democratic Administration ruled over BY "oVcr
Cleveland. The great and lasting advantages which
have come 10 through admission as state are
to be credited to Republican craftsmanship iau
Clcveland's Administration been continued, Washing
ton with the Dakoas Montana and other territories
which are great and prosperng iidepehueh, states
might still be ln the swaddlng clothes OF Territorial
dependency, their vast resources unknown OF uhue
velopcd and their enterprise and business aouN''S
manaclcd b. the narrow minded and Ilberal pohry
which alwnyj has and always VIII dominate Tue DV"V
cratic party
How much longer is this session OF congress
likely to lastl" senate: squire WAS asked
1t Is hard 10 say bnt do not look for ADJOURN
mcnt much before the middle OF August. The House
NAV debate the silver bill wcck,-perhaps longer
Then there the appropriation bills yet unPoScd ana
other measure. which will take time"
What Is your opinion Of tbs present Republican
outlook
1t is of course, too TO give an opinion 81
any real value to the result Of the National can
vass,n senator squire replied. Iut have observed
with no small satisfaction unmlslakablc and IN
crcasng confidence among Republicans, which Is ccg-
lanly II healthy sign. | find this sentiment per
vadns ali ranks and shades of the party. Every man
,ccm, to feel that the party is united and that We
have 'kickcrs' or mlschlefmahers among us. BE
sides that, the Administration has been able, clean
efficient and patriotic, and there Is hOthhb aDou' J.
for which need apologize. Many OF The best Demo
Gratis IN the Nation have said TO me in private con
vcisaton: .IInrii,on's Administration la, been on"
Of the a0cs the country has sccn aud 1t, deiea
IN November would DC far more Ipmarlablc than IT,
contlnnanc, IN powcr II Is easy TO sec that tn
Democrats. ai hast many Of TIC ,hrrwdcst amoh1
HEN, have 40 real expectation Of WINNIE
Inc proPO luOn which has been -hthh 10 sINc
wildcat Lana, chance to dclnec the c"untV> ar'"
with bOcd~ ci.fency. rs embraced IL" Democratic
IatfoIni nstch of Itself To- drirat Lr party which
o,l--i,., II. Al. siad e. tnat Tie" Tribune ~ ~
u,lng with 81 much ,andoi ant NigIr the real mean
us of I'M, ah.i!id mOLctur, scheme. ihU-' who can
remember the broken banas and worlhic,' h''hA noe,
70; dirt YEAR, go when nin"tenih' o the cnrrrn'> %
lac country wa -abcc to a shave " 10 10 per cent
and nTrc proportion 81 the money In circulation VA
counterfeit certainly do not want to return 10 Tx
ma ncial m>clI", 81 that period. II ihe" are pcpp'
who d, want io 20 Lnck To the old system, with al
the ruin Which II brrugh. they should Nui" the Dem
cratic ticac by al means
.~.nnto~ -iuisr ia iclcriiu; 10 the mak"up or the
Srpublcau Tic act ,lid that a New Yorker by birth
80 felt particularly proud Of the selection for Vice
pa deuf