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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-07
THE COUNTY TICKET.

The campaign IS nos closing, and al the
ammunition q ths Democrats has been
expended. Any further attempt 20 create
alarm viii only be fash % unsolicited
powder For three months the county al
na{nistrasion has teen under fire. and the
easla s3cs may be counted up.
TAe campaign vas opened with vague
but por;eutous charges Of corruption and
extravaxnncs. A Democratic expert sc.
ooaatAnt AaA keen. raoydly partisan
!avysr searched ths books for proof. bat
sought in vain. The Democrats organ
sought 10 manufacture testimony By
garfield figures. bat vas met promptly
ard fr&nkly ~ aetsilsd refciasiou.
The exposure has benefited The county
adm inlstraiion. Il has demonstrated IN A.
rot one dollar has teen risapnrorrsa,e 3.
thai nos one dollar has been expended
without record. voucher and audit T;has
.bown thai the sho isa FHent Of the fee
system Aas saved King oo1nsy taousaps,
an4 thousands % do. a.. II has shown
that .sYiog wages sre paid % sfcotave, in
ssea q :6e4r bring too often cosao~f e.
as nn4ev the fee system. 20 reader maxi
Eoum days woEk Tor u a!gnura days f,av
IL has shown shst clerks are srapsavezs
~i:h = view 70 ssHcgsney, and no; 10 catch
Votes 81 saort-siEhte3 parsimony.
The charges against the commissioner.
have Z wiadled down - sbe sfliless gos~,r
They hsv- cons1iensloasiy endeavorea -
Go iasa- 6G.ys aad shsy bare aecou-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-07
THE OUTLOOK FOR SUCCESS.

NO responsible newspaper indalges in
Idle boasts before election. or is guilty Of
bad faith with ia readers by seeking 10
nllslead them. Ii il true that the managers
Of the national canvass on both sides pub
hely express unhounded confidence Of sue
cess. The truth is thst neither party feels
certain oi victory which depends upon the
d0ubsful states Of New York. Indiana. New
Jersey sud Connecticut There are over
a.ooo election districts in the Empire state.
During tlse week which has elapsed he-
tween the close II REPATRIATION on TIE 2ash
ult snd shs eve Of election. the eaerrses
eF both parties have been vigorously en-
playei To change votes and 70 make sure
that shelr voters wtj al come n the polls.
The change OF q siase Republican vote in
sach ot tie s. us election q s,ricts in New
Yoyk sssts woa.d meaa 1000 votes differ.
snee in the result. Il is absurd. there
fore. for e.sbef party 10 ga,k about New
YORK. Nlgh its Immense vote Il nearly
i.aoo o0. being sars Tor Harrison o. sur.
fof Cleveland. 4 comparatively slight
Impulse IS tAe .ast moment % The canvass
might change ihe rvsnlf
What Is srus ri New York Is ass trns
- Tie eioss state ~ IeasnA Ii "a tvgr
tAas sue Standardization of President uAr.
rtsou has been sA's. w!se srd clean. bas 20
wss the Standardization o. JOHN Qasn~v
Adams. $50 wss tezteD IS Gen. Jackson.
Jackson ass trianrhsntlv elected in ;he
name % ''refarsa." Adams a8seinaa.~a.
t,oe VS. denounced "a sTtravaeant. cor.
rapt srlstocra,ie sa3 charged Nth en-
crosc hsue en- she liberties 81 tha uSorl.
sad slrlY5ns - corrupt elections ~ an
stwse = fetegA' patronage. And vrt We
kaos ;eisy ihat there i uot in asr history
ssv naturalization more worthy ~ -.
specsful sa3 boaerab}e memory than that
81 he rocasss Adams. Who in ISss said
Ia sae hcass ssas Sc ha4 nsvet removed
ese persoa f9osa e8c~ fsr Political reason,
&ad LAT Re Thought ;ass wss enc % th.
principal reasons ~hy he w.s sss 70.
elected
= the virus 81 tchn Qa.rrv A8s-,
coo aes save SIS s1saGA.s.rzt ,-s s-eaa e.
teat, IL Is Sea sac to sappase tAss the ~
e~slspes Nn3 v.s4oEn of abe a s-f~ ..rsu~n
- Mr., UarTlssa wiu re-elecs As. The
ssings ihss rssliv make for "a s-rlsaa az
tse general hasircs- prosperity. tas retaa.
saaee ~ suz.ze-s suro - make -ssf-s.
ehsose ia abe ssr = policy }7zs ~hea th~y
have s31usse1 tAelr tss aess 30 tAe @~w
YFeascsive tHsis. A Nss No~k rar-chnai I'd
great presses n@a r, he a. .Te' ? oegasss. a.,
Neh3aleE 50 before rs passage. gives ths
fesle~saF rsaeeas for b. eers.sea 80 ve.-
fsz HSrvsrsa.
Tea sTp~.sa Ia hs&4Slss a. via az =,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-07
THE ELECTORAL VOTE

n ISIS thirty-e GIT states were members
Of ths Union and 4oI electors w-re chosen.
q vhom - voted for Harrison and fSs
Tor Cleveland, the Republican majority
eesDE sirtv-Evs N ;aat contest Harrison
carrie3 Seu York and Indiana Of The
Always 8oabtsul ststes. and Cleveland ca
RED Connecticut and Sew J~-sey. since
ts>s SIX states. wssh gNenfy electoral votes
have been adm ;ted % she Union. In
u a.eaa two electors are 70 te rs s~ss at
isrre. ard ore in eAch q tie ;xelve con-
vr~ssio-al DISTRICTS. Hasrise1 carried
N5eA5r=a n Isss; bat shsa year TIE cleo
to-Al vS.s % ,nas ssase 81 be divided.
The on,y other change n TIE situation
las been the increase in thu number Of
electors II tie electoral college. the fetal
now beiag tsA II the fo,lowjug :aAle we
eve the electoral votss, under ne ur~
nVpogtsoaneat. ef ths stass.. except Ne
vAaas wk.ca aAErIsoa ks3 Cleveland car
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-07

Judge Hanford Declares Himself as .
Citixen of the United states.

skATTLs, Nov. 9, ls32
To The Epron; last Thursday afternoon
Marshal Brown took luncheon with me at
shaw's restaurant on South Third street In this
city. We sat At table in the public dining
room fpsid tie bill; Il smountsi to ST. The
only persons In the room while we were there
besides Brown and myself were the manager of
the house, the waiter, q lady with little child,
and Judge p. g. Ellsworth.
This circumstance Ia al there is 10 give coior
10 the false report OF conferences between
Marshal Brown, Clancy, cFsbtree aud myself,
published In the Tscoma Sunday Ledger Of thIs
Gate No conference between the guartstte
mentioned has been held ~ any time or place
have not al any time or place objected TO the
appointment ~ special deputy msrshals 20 serve
on election day or advised agains.tt lam not
afraid ~ United States marshas, sna an unable
20 conceive Of any reason why other peae.shls
and lsw-abidiug citizens should pa. dennuncs
the efforts being made 90 crests sentiment
AutAgonistie 70 national authority as ANNA
triotic ! am sorry tha, In this state snv
citizen cen he found 20 deny tho rlght
al the United states govern nent 70 execute the
laws which authorize tho mnr.hHl, npon a
ProneF application, 20 call into service aarn bsr
of the qualified electors 10 the larger cite 70
preserve peace and prevent Intimidation and
fraud a. the polling places while members Of
TIE national congress are icing voted fo.
Whenever my feelings towards the Ksveru
mens OF ny county become 50 hostile az 20
make possi bic ihs utteranee 90 an objection To
the clothing Of citizens temporarily with sn.
thoStiy 20 represent IL AID enforce It's lays on
election day, will cease 70 be citizen II X
g. ~ BsrFoKB
fafteH States g. ef~{~s frsH~n
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A FRANK ADMISSION.

As il proof were needed that the Seattle
telegraph had been prompted in its anti
Seattle course by the receipt of money
from Tacoma, that paper yesterday pub
lished a fac-simile of note gwen by IL to
Stuar. Rice, of Tacoma, for the sum
of $500 This note was marked
paid, and every one who has
read the .nti-Seattle Telegraph will
testify TO the fact that it has been
fully paid by the services which that paper
has rendered Tacoma in the last two
months.
1t is a noteworthy fact. which should
not be lost sight of. that this note was
dated AZ the exact time al which the 7eie-
graph changed It's views as TO the dnty Of
King county Democrats in the present
crisis
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NoRrawEsr NxwA

yoha Erteksoa. oae Of the earliest s>ss,.
Ase4iasurn ccgntv. died IN Esst yNs- !
October ~ aged 81 Years
Eve hundred and saxty.Hvs names srI
tered ca ias registration hooks Of gls,.N
SIX asadred and twenty iour Is tie rsxise,s.
roll al NaFta Yakima
Tive car le2as Of heo poles were r>css,.s n
Men isy IRON the sound. Is IL cisiraess a..
new acreage IA Yskirns coaatv aert ,r,sr- T.
be greater than ls was ia lsa2 - Va anAs ~.
At Miasrsl Issha. last sunday. g.,
Gcoa;.w shot and killed . rasa nsFasss 49,
The latter bad been drinking. snd. il i -
sngsed 6octlsw. Both meR are xrsy -
Gcstiaw gave himself un
A s-yssr.oli asnghtsr Of n. n. Hrs
farmer living near Pullman. WAS scciAr.s1
killed while pisytng around Asaa<e y
octossr - Tae bed vas overturned, erv.As
she ehtld's skaiL Death wss Assaoss -
tzneous
The Oregon Iren & steel company. Of ).
Lard. with other parties. have formed 4
Tepusseia Iron Company. aud have parsAr1
TIE Tepnsteis iron mountain al san Y,sJ
landing, Lower California The pFopss;, 8 \
ee dsvsseped at once
The mesn temperature AZ Nslia wslss 4. u
soner vas SSi degrees: highest N. on a. -
lowest S. on ghe 18th. The total prse,pI,,s1
wsS "a OF aa inch ea eight days. total -
eHey during month"; deficiency siaee Jaan,,,
81. Cloudlcss dsys ~; partly slsaay 4
c.eady 4
The hop market is steady aud nrrn rvtsa
two cents 10 tas siehest price paid this -.
aud = number 81 ssles have been made al tA,'
frures Mr.. weed ships xix car osas 10 =,
land this week. some Of which ars on e,,a..s
ineut The number OF bales II hops grown
Yakima couaSv 10 n0s definitely known a -
Ant IL 10 roughly estimSsed al S,sso--i 10
Herald
Lew Csmpsesl's boys, white cut on sas nsp,>
tain near Campbeli's creek with cattle. feuss
moose among them. They CID not have =,
along, bat rode around hin and gos quite a.
having a good opportunity 50 90 sfve hsn !.
fore he took alarm and uossed away. Bns y
trot Was OF the Siad that eontd not be ospes.ar
by running horse, snd he waa sooa Loaf -.
of. The boys could 40; have bccn msstahn
tor they know ths caribou. the oaIy sirnlias =,
mai in the country, and the broad horns -
massive shsEgy whlsSeFs marked hlm =
moose - Kanssoaps Sentinel
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Garbied to suit Mr.. Kenneth
E.arh~wass Hara1t


The Tacoma Ledger quotes all that portion 7
a recent editor al ia the Herald the suh3scs :
''lhe Cansl and senatorship," which rslsefsa \
senator Alien, emitting, however, the hrst -
sgraph, which served ss a text, aud the 10
closing sentences. which wsre as foslows: s0x1
drst duty IN the premises Ia To do our utnok1
secure the election OF strong Repuhliean Isna|
lature When that Is done let senator AID
takes his chances with other able aud ambi,i>u1
men" Tho Herald objects to baing avsa isisI
ontialiy represented ss following the cousn Z
the Ledger in sndeavorlns 20 compass the d.
OF senator Allen by virtually advocatine d
election OF Democratic Legislature II rssut|
the election OF Republican senator a. mar
OF very great Importance TO the state, aad ~
can only bs accomplished by the election 4
Republican legislature II majority ii 4
members, In the exercise OF their best .sdd
ment, see at TO re-elsct senator Allen, the ~
aid viii chesrfaliy scauiesce In their desisns
hoping that he may represent the stats hup
after ~ faithfully as ha has represented II
county heretofore. But IL does not approvs q
manifest attempt 10 make his candidacy = -
nent feature OF the Republican campaign.
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THE PASSING THRoNa.

wllsssr. sreneeb miner fren snnesu. Is ss
the Alaska hcasa ~ hgvs ecsn there six
years. he sad Yesterday. Hsps hSe IL 80 well
that I sTa ga3ax 70 stay vita t. Nv location Is
Geld Crees tsAt "a me mainland IRON Janean.
TIE vel Cola Mining Company have great
s3usctng operations IN tsis lssin ard slsa =
twenty stamp nall Few people really FsAisre
west ls sosng on In tass fGF-&wsy cSuns'y.
Asay Deopss ssve risss stakes tss-e. and come
egs tor geod. tasak the large wors- 81 and
rear {anesU arc eriy specimens Of whst viii ss
aeue when satzss get started TIE development
a. lasesa - so4ely. simrlr because Il Is near
IRE ecrsn aad has cheap transportation. am
goSng 10 stand ny myself Mr. spence came
desa on SATURDAY SisA party OF taree other
Alaska Eaen. /. AeKianaa, W. II. Gaze and {. i
Mathews
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By his own affidavits he 10 convicted OF
falling 10 account for the funds Of the
FallOn heirs. Histwo chief witnesses are
John T. McGraw and Mary z Falion.
mother of the children, OF Grafton. West
Virginia
John r. McGraw says that Snively
agreed to pay the intersss accrued on the
claim and 10 pay each heir the amount
due as they severally attained their ma
iortty." MeGraw does not state. neither
does SniveIy claim, that be has paid 10
these children any of the interest or prin-
cipai; in fact. he admits that be has n OF
done 50. and ye, be has invested q large
sum in coal lands in this state, money
which by bis own statement should have
been paid to these children.
Mrs. Fallon SAYS in her affidavit sub
mitted by him that she signed her affiaa-
Wit heretofore published in the Posr-Is-
rELLIGgscEg on q promise made to collect
her claim againa II. J. Sniucly without ex-
pense" 10 her. and such promise has not
bee. complied uitA-" Her claim has not
been collected; the trust fund paid into
sniveiy's hands by the Catholic Knights
of Ameriea" for the support and education
of these fatberless children has been in
vested by sniyely in coal lands in the state
of Washington. and 10 now being squan-
dered in a political campaign.
OF course these funds have not been coll
iected. Snively is law-proof, but we have
no doubt that there is virtue enough IN
the bar Of Washington 20 see to ii that
snively is smoked out" and compelled
TO disgorge" the funds of these children,
without expense to them or their mother.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-07
A Straight Out Democrat New
The OlHmnian.


The Ledger comes out sQuarely and advn
the Republicans OF Pierce county to roe q
Democratic ticket Il does not qualify ~ u
vice as to the county ticket either. leaving n
Republicans who are on the local ticket y III
out for themselves The owner Of tbs I1fr1
sat in the convention which nomlnatsd u
county ticket. and presumably voted ~ y
noninees-s.ncs ii was called his cunvsnta|
He went TO the national convention, sa1 n
made member Of the national committee n
he fails to support the state ticket, which b,
dorsss the national platform He boltsd q
state nominations, and 10 working for Dsaal
cratic victory. Not content with this be ~
goes even beyond HE former treason. and ~
having made the county ticket, refuses y N
dorse his own handiwork leaving his vas&s|
ing orphans unprotected Ia . camp Of Dsns3
cratic wolves. This IL the remarkable spsene1
presented by Mr.. Bennett II 10 TO BE- won1Gs(
at that the Democrats OF Pierce county ase ~
clipper and confident, while the Rspnhlisas1
are standing about the street corners IN sNa
dition OF pisiable bewiidermsntf
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They Resolve That Tie Has Been Ms
IIIasl-Not Tar Actinn

fiIasd-Not Bar Action.
number Of Judge Lichtenoefg's personal
sHd political friend. among the eRAl ffstsrutty
net az the eogr: house yesterday afternoon ase
passed TIRE following resolutions:
wHsgEAs, John ?. Fsy and JOAN wQay have
assumed ihe Authorship 81 certain anonv.
nous BAR rbletf ssssiiing the judicial 80 ~
Hoo. !. :. LebtenAerE, aad have rsubfIefv ssh.t.
ienge ala 30 discussion 81 bis iudlciaf zee
ore, EisBing their COMMUNICATE ~ a ss1s5,,
Mt5rse Hf tie oar. fnozS. there ere h II
Kcso.gsf TaAt TIE aforesaid ats az saf4 rnx
am ~ Icy 2 assuming TO act "a Gonna tee a
ne Oar 80 *a2ity without Authority ot sh-
bSf Assectaslon 81 hing county, pf o. any
public or called nesting Of tbs bar Of 40
county, al tnst We repadists all rasponsl blIity
FOR their sa31 sGta
Rss9lssd, That we hereby express our eors.
dsacs ia tae Integrity Of tie faaielarg 81 gIny
county, and strongly esusurs al s;ssns p.s o. at
persons - impair pubic confidence ia anf re-
sp~gt Tor AnF mem bef o. saia tudiclary
Essosvsd, Tngt the iH4tefa sets Of Jnsrs
L+eaisahsfg regaire 20 yindinstion against tss
EnpFyisssionai Assault Of said seii-oonsssrs ed
Tns following letter from Judge Orange
Jacobs, president % tue King County Bar Assoc
Citation, is OF interest IA thls connection:
sEATTLx, sssb say 9, Iss2
NJ attention hAv OK been cal 81 h the
Aneay mons eifelsAr= e9uts sine stafsmsats
cafsesi a. nK tae os1e4sl acss 81 shs Honorable 4
}. Lseh eergs tue sgtasrship 81 whien ciresI.
l3rs asFlag p@sb sVgWes 81 lnau Fay ana
Joan "'ssT' nc eis.n = ee sesipz "a a con.
mites o. t8e bar AID nv ATTENTION Aarfax ALEC
been eSlfs3 - rae pfoces4lbgz o. som
81 tbe Ta<c11 erH Of she nsy A. =
sasst az aesd az tas eoHFshguse this asg
al shea esfts9 Fessii GtsssBs we're sas..ea 1 tr.
are 70 et.stac@lT ssafe thai meith~r Msssrs Miiy
sas FAY ~. ~ l ara l8forraaeg other gaershsr. II
tbs bar a. .ax win thsna. nor ths saeratsr 81
tie bar = DO IreE a. the courthouse "a at0ys
sisted. BAD sny authority 10 act Tor tie Bar a.
sos4Atson % ktag county.
Asssss ley sod Fay frankly sekaowEsags
TIA, tssy rsfs acting Without authority Of tbs
ssf sssoet@iioa. the msetinx al tbs e0uss aoass
was equally Without sathorsty 30 act tor shs
bss association. As-IAsx ias scss sf gss nfas
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~A--
AsAat

Any Of the earlier stages Of Consumped
can be cured. It's matter Of eyidchcs1
strong enough and complete enough 70 ~
rant the makers Of DIR. Fierce's Golden No
ical Discovery IN promising this:
IL It's taken in time and given a fair III
they'll refund tho money In any casa WIS
their medicine fails 10 benefit or cura
But It's medicine that doesn't fall. u So
60 the root If the trouble. Conxnmptio1
developed through the blood, and rnuf !
cured IN the same way. It's a scrofule1
affection Of tie lungs IA blood taink ~
the surest remedy Fer Scrofuia in al
forms, the most potent blood cleeasf'
strength Festorer, and flesh. builder knos,
20 medical seierce, Is the Golden Aetk1
Discovery 10 cures serofula. " cur
Consumption IL cures ali bronchial, lhfus]
and Lnng affections, Asthma, Weak Lung
Severe, Lingering Coughs, and kindred -
menss-through the blood
And II there's no help. there's no pay.
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NOTICE TO raE rUsLro.

The pnhfie Is hereby earned act - pay
say rroney Go parties representing 20 -
ssenss Of tie se.ttse Posr-IsTxLlfsrscxx,
excsps tbs following. who are the only
authorized travelling agents Of the Posr-
fsrxsIssxscxz. via J. A. &cClssisn and
T. A. Davies Thas does res spply % resi-
dent agents Of tAls paper, Who are located
In varsous cities and towns Of the North
vest. nor 10 postmns.srs. Who are IN all
casss snshorfEea 70 take subscription for
shs Dsily. Sunday and Weekly Posi-
f@rxsIysrvcER
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rev practically SOLID ssr ses Republican csres-
4.ss srr Soverao,. TIE Fecplss party strength
Is failing 80 in tasss ecnntfes TAts 10 due 70
tns tact that tss Republicans ara coming esck
10 their cd party. while practically all sss sc-
eessscns % the Peoples party are Democrats
wsc are rot sssssseS with Mr snivesy's exn,s-
s.ssSn al ia ehs--ss srssnss ssr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-07

Pat cross against every mans ron want TO
vots for.
Every sisetor cssis three votes for county
commissioners.
IN every representative district sAe .lecior
votes for two members 81 the house Of repre-
seutsslvos. except In the Forsy-third, sad there
the electors vote for three
Senator Squire, Hsrmon ". Craven ard yossph
shlppen VIII speak 81 saohomish this after.
noon and at Everett this evening Arrange
gnsnts have bsen made TO give them great recep.
,lons at both places
Al enthusiastic meeting OF Republicans wss
held IN the vicinity Of the barge work. st
Everett GA Thursday evening. Charles D. swse-
ny addressed ths meeting on the special benefit
% he tafF 70 the people Of Everett. aud 70 The
workers 70 tas various Industries there sspe-
ciAIy. lie showed the fAalscies Of tie Peop,s',
psrty 80 announced II their platform, and he
English policy - the Democratic PARTY in is
fres trade doctrines. II n Cooley traced the
policies ~ tie two parttss-Dsraocrssfe and gs-
puslcza--and in = painted manner exposed the
professions OF tss Democracy. exposition
81 the lacies q the Peoples party was strong
sni oTect.ve Tns meeting vas grad suece4.
ioT tAe Republicans
a wslz-k0own scandinavian tails good story
about tAs salvsly nesting a. the Arsaory On
tuesday aiEaf o last geek 80 was present >,
hssr TIE explanation, aaa next dsv some 81 bis
friends ssksG him % .eil tbsua what be though,
Of IL lie satG: There wsr 8 hrfcklaya- In nv
town no ggs ap early one dark morning 70 60
20 works AID IN ths hurry pa; on al. pant.
backwards Wails & Vas still = poor flgbt -
feil from $ platform s8i struck hl. head 80
bard hat 3; dss@i hira When 10 opened bis
eyes lis mates said 50. Sslse you're not dead
. He loo.s4 ovxr bim=st. ant seeing that TIE
haek Fzsrs .; he pants In front, h answs,ea:
NO. nos deal bat must hzws h2a al awftai
s~ist Wen, salvsly isn's dead. bat hes tad
az swsal tw.st"
J. y. Lysona q Port Townsend returned
bone last ntgsr froa a3ag hsrE California here
BE weat yess ago foF as oes.lh xr Ir.9a.
Sss besu sns@ge5 Ia pei deal wors Ia cowsfsr
sri osasT eoaus.e+ for sees pact and seesk
}ng - tae oet1oos II tAat .ect.aa lAss aivh, hs
sac ~M~ssraw . Eainlnx stsesxih swsry dsy 10
TIE Cosauols river eo2asiss sna tees VII ssss
hlz good majority. one aot.easbga fset 4.
taA1 n every town whers he spoke TIE Demo
cratic SANDERS thai are being circulated about
hiz sss preTizg rsg9lsr eoonasrsaxx Tho esh-
e-ms1 aiong shs CosumAas river, ~ho few
vsexs ago vsEs va-aisg =zss sas fsyalizas. are
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why Bennett Opposes the Casel

Nelson Benefits Tacoma Ledger (Deuouars
says the reason he Is opposed TO the seattle 4
nal Is because ait win take from Tacoma Z In
part of the present population Those whe
main will remain because they have prcpas
which they cannot take away" The Chsmh1
OF Commercs OF Taeoms did not send mafte
copies OF the edition containing this rsmafkasa
statement o. IT, eogrespondents
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-07

PARTY. rer TIRE sci Ard resolutions u 49,.
party were ire scss n resa4Gtscas AZ 49, n
Association OF NtEx Csannfv. q. gAasS
President &c tae Bar Association " 4,
-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-07

riess IL ISIS splitting TIE vcse OF Michigan
sn3 aiding kAe sleesorsl votes Of the rev
states sazs wiA vote nas for the arss time:
EsxxsSox rxxvsIxxn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-07

With - ELECTORAL votes 80 viii Re
necessary 20 . choice. Mr.. Ctevelsnd Is
already credited with four votes In Aichi-
gan. He ccaia rot win BY carrying New
York II the nes states ven; for Harrison,
IS the following sill snow:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-07

Senator Squire, Hsrmon ". Crsvsn ard yossph
shlppen VIII spesk 81 Saohonish this after.
noon ani 81 Everett this evening Arrange
nspss have been made to give them great recep.
tlons AZ both piRees
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-07

IN every representative district the slector
votes for two members 81 the house Of repre-
seutstlvos. except In the Forsy-third. snd there
the electors vo;e for three
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-07

Bat IL the nes states 40 Republican ana
cSevs snd shouts carry Sew YORK aad inaisAs
ne vos.a4 - elected;