The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-28
THE UNR0PED Arena.

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the fight
THE UNROPED AREN1.
The Democratic campaign COMMITTEES holds IN
''executtvs" ssaion svery day st noon In it,
rooms in the Occidental block
at club headquarters this evening to make ar
fragments fof the great parade next Saturday
night
]. C. Bell, member OF the whatcam county
central COMMITTEES Of the "Prohi" nsrty, says
that his party Il van organised in TIE county
and has full ticket In the hsld.
Allan Il Garner, the eolosed lawyer. says that
he docs mot intend TO keep silent ws,ls many
Democrats seek to influence his people to ally
themselves with the Democratic party,
Everett Smith, candidate for attorney general
on the Prohibition ticket, yesterday said that
the Prohibitionists had nothing Whatever to ex-
poet from the Peoples party; on the contrary
In some counties Of the stste the lsttof had
broken mp the organisation Of tbs Prohibi.
tionists sntirsly.
Tonight the Republicans Of the west end OF
the Second ward will hold IN important meet
Ing at Raisch's han, q Twelfth sad Main
strseta There will b general talks BY the
members. and IN opportunity for all tie Repub-
licans In the nsighboehood to get acquainted
with each other.
J. p. Ennis, who b making money out OF the
sale OF Peoples party literature. has published
card asking those who have read their books
to return them to him. in order that shey may
b sold over again. It Is not every trsder that
can sell the same goods over and over again,
only paying for them once No wonder Mr.. En-.
mis- finds it profitable to belong to the Peoples
party.
s. Il. Piles will deliver his drst spseeh In the
campaign at Centralia on Saturday night at a
grand rally which win b held at tat place.
Those who remember his magnificent defense
of King county at the state convention know
that Mr.. Piles win be IN effective cam paign ora
tor and will do hne service to his party. On
Monday night he will speak at Sidney in place
OF senator John B. Allen, who is at Wslla Walia
confined 70 his house BY illness :
Hon. A B. Bail, who il doing ysomsa service
Tor the Republican party In the coenty cam
paign. is q warm personal friend OF President
Harrison This II not Mr.. Balls drst campaign
BY any means. He was on the stump In every
campaign In Indiana up to the time he moved to
Nebraska There he ran . red-hot Republican
paper and did very effective work for the party.
Mr.. Ball does not affect an oratorical style. but
Uiv q Mi Al hsp~ <>II~
ordinary man appreciates.
George 7. Berry, Republican candidate for
shsrid in Walla Walla county, was In Seattle
yesterday. His brother Is q deputy collector at
Tacoma whose administration gives satisfac-
ton to both the public and department. and
George T.. It II predicted BY his frisnds, will
make one of Walla Walla's most sficfsnt sher.
ifs. They argue this from his intimate knowl.
edge OF men and localities In that region OF
country and the characteristic persistsncs,
shrswdness and integrity with which 10 enters
into whatever he undertakes.
The president Of every Republican club In
the city was present yesterday afternoon at the
onice OF 8. l. Crawford to arrange fey the big
meeting that is to be held at the Armory satur-
deliver the address, L. B. Andrews OF the Har.
rison Legion. S. L Crawford Of the Kiuz County
Republican Club, James q. Wilson OF the Union
Veteran Club, Frank B. Wrestling Of tee Young
Mems Republican Club, Capt F. J. grown of
the McGraw Flambeau Club. and 8. J. Collins OF
the Colored Republican Club. and p. t. Hughes
OF the Flambeau Club. each stated that the or.
ganization which he represented wenld turn
N mn hopa he
publican Club will appear in unifogrn for the
first time James 81. Wilson was appointed
a committee to look after the matter
OF grand marshal for the procession.
The marshals of the various clubs will b
ex-ofhcio aids OF the grand marshal +. B.
Wrestling was appointed COMMITTEES to look
after club invitations. There will be meetings
daily at the ONCE of Crawford & Conovsr, in the
Bailey block. to arrange the various details.
Harry W. Carroll, secretary of the Kiag County
Republican Club. 10 engaged in Addressing
postal card to every member of the King county
club to attend the rally. The members are mott.
fed to meet on Saturday night at Tnird aud
Cherry promptly at O'Clock.
There was rousing meeting held last night
by the Young Mems Colored Republican Club
thusissm was spontaneous, and the nsention of
McGraw was received with long-conttnued ap.
plause President s. J. Collins occupied the
chair and J. e. Hawkins acted as sscretary.
Quentin Work, Of Newcastle, was introduced -
the principal speaker OF the evening. The theme
OF his address was on the necessity OF me negro
holding firm In his adherence to tho Republican
party. He related the conduct OF ens party
toward the negro and said 1t had ACHIEVED his
feedom, and today stood ready to psotect the
right guaranteed to him by the constitution He
spoke also intelIgently on the tsriR and
the silver question, and closed his fus
address with glowing tribute to Joaa H. Nc.
Graw a. . man aud . citizsn. RsS. l. 8.
Blakeney also made . telling speech He
spoke an q man who has tasted tho bitter.
ness OF slavery, and nothing could wrench from
him his undying devotion to the PARTY that
rescued his downtrodden race. He ealivened
his speech By numerous humorous anecdotes
and pleaded with his brethren to taka q bold
stand and stand firmly by the Republican party.
Wade Hampton, . member OF tbs Monte
Cristo Club. was by courtesy accorded the door
and he made a rambling speech. using most OF
the time in talking about himself Tee meet
ing was perfect success in every Particular.
Many OF the Monte CEisto Clubs nsms,ars were
present