Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-09-24
A TALK ON State P0hIYICS
Hon. E. 7. Wilson Expresses His
Views of the Situation
REPUBLICAN SUCCESS CERTAIN
Another Vessel En- Route for Blue Cam
yon ooal-Music and Elooution
in the Public Schools

Hon. f. r.. Wilson, state senator from
hittltas county and late chairman of
the Republican State Central commit
tee, Is registered at the Fairhaven. Mr.
Wilson was one of the most prominent
OF The several ca ndidates for governor
previous to the convention and had
much the largest individual following
up To the time when he decided Ia
withdraw from the race rather than
make pledges not in accord with his
own ideas and involve himself more or
less deeply in the bitter fight between
King and Pierce counties. There ore
lew, II any, politicians In the state who
nave clearer or more creditable record
III state affairs than Mr.. Wilson. or n
larger or truer personal following
Having but recently entered upon his
duties as bank examiner for this dis
trict he Is unable to take any active
part III the campaign, but he is very
close and interested observer af nil thot
takes place in the political field. In
conversation with HERALD reporter
yesterday, replying to various questions
relating to the political outlook ihrouf,h- |
OUT the state, Mr.. Wilson said i'm sIih- |
stance ''
considering the anomalous general |
conditions which render the present /
campaign an exceptionally peculior
one, not only in this state but through |
OUT Ihe country, ] look upon the Re- !
Pu9llcah situation as very encouraging.
anu II Is growing more and more so
every uay as the masses are made IA
com hprehend the monumental mistakes
OF me Democracy, the chimericaI in
tIol'9ls'ellces : OF The Peoples party, the
peiieiieiai results of the Mckinley law ,
anu the broad state5manship which
mas characterlled the administration
OF President Harrison. We are NH
right in Washington. 1 have M G.ar
OF the result and do not i'm fbe Ieast
doubt that Mr.. McGraw and the entire
state ticket viii lbe successful by n gond /
majority. The canal plank In The Mat
lorm seems TO cut bnt very little figure ,
IN the campaign in any of the counties
outside OF King and Pierce There ,
really Is no issue involved i'm il and :
there seems to be general disposition
10 ignore 1t. If there was any good ,
for making political capital !
, 9utol Jhe republican resolution, which
very much doubt myself, though /
"as not IN 1avor Of mentioning the J
iIaJler at all, IT was very much worse !
man wasted by the Democrats when
'iley adopted their resolution of denun- [
'latiol. As for the PEOPLES marty. r
while II undoubtedly has n consider,
lble following, it is by no means large =,
'Hough 70 Jeopardize Republican sue
'ess IN the state. They NAV possihlv }
'lect few Of their candidates for
MINOR Offices in some of the counties
lut l have no idea that they will draw Z
,,aHiciehtiy from the Republicans 10 1
ieleat any man on our state ticket or
nat they will muster sufficient strength o
o cnange the complexion of the lepfs- b
AZURE ana prevent the election of a =
senator. The Demo- \
Iaus are making no head cl
Vcay' Their campaign is one
II apologies and the apologies are weak.
doh't believe Mr.. Snivey will even ~
AIRY MS own county-Yakima The ~
copies party has very little strength
mere ana the Republicans are united,
yen organized and confident. In Kit
Ias county, where | reside. the one III
- VI uhOei talhly lS lne Gfcat
'orthern railroad force There is "A fe
lrge number Of men employed at
resent, but how many of them are -.
oters, or will be on the Sth of Novem- ar a..
ef, ~ Is not easy now TO tell. was in "a
lallam and jefferson counties a few
ays ago, at the time of Mr.. bu
Ir. McGraw's visit. He makes friends gl'
'pldly wherever he comes in personal
intact with the people. No, I shall nj
Dt take any active part In the cam eli
ilgh-not from any lack Of inclina-
On, you may be sure, but because the te,
tues OF The office In which | am but vi
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