The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-15
THE UNROPED ARENA.

Tho Republican county committee meets on
Monday night
lier and Harrison Cowdsn are candidates for
the Republican nomination for sheriff OF What
com county.
&. D. speck and ". C. Belkasp are announced
as candidates for the Republican nomination
for representatives in the legislature from the
F.ith (>pokane county, district.
Thurstoa county Republicans are thinking OF
asking the state convention to nominate A. A
Phillips, OF Olympia, for presidential elector.
No better or stronger man could be placed or the
ticket.
The Rev John r Thompson, D. D., OF Van.
couver, Wash, was in the city yesterday and
was the guest Of Amos Brown. Dr.. Thompson
takes deep interest in politics. He says shss
the Republican party IN Vancouver is now
united, and that it will pretty surely roll up S
good safe majority in the fall A good ticket, he
thought. would win the state with some shous-
ands o: votes 20 spare.
John Collins. who went East as delegate to
the Democratic national convention st Chicago.
has gone on to the Atlantic coast, where he has
been having beautiful time. In company with
his friend snd fellow Democrat, General P. A.
Collins. of Boston. he spent two days last week
e. Buzzsrd's Bay, communiag with Grover
Cleveland and other leaders OF the party. Mr.
Collins viii not return 20 Seattle before tie FIRST
OF August
held inset ing OF the King County Cleveland
Campaign CInb-ths product of the political
genius OF 4. D. Warner, the new leader of the
party in King There was good attendance,
and James u. Ep.er, II. E. Shook, J. II. Allen,
Alfred Battle, /. A. Garrett, 7. II. Cam and
others indu gei those who came in o,atory
The speeches were IN the usual vein Of cam
paign addresses 6, tines the fgbs has
no, yet waIsi warm "Fs.ios Citizens: For
twenty years / have fought untiringly the bat
ties of the Democracy, sud never in ali my ex-
perienee has tie prospee; for victory been SO
brisat-the forces are now marshs,ed for the
fEay-on the one side are the IniRions Of capital
and oppressioa-the hired Hessians OF the
barons OF protection-on the other the brave
champions OF freedom and the peop.e-ssrug-
sic viii be a bitter oue-ties OF Noveraber-vic-
tory viii perch upon our hanners-the name of
that statesman incompatible. Grover Cleveland
great e1pons 1T Of Democratic doctrine. Adiai
Steyenson-when the sun gees down on election
nigh; Il Will witness the defeat OF the league
forces OF monopo.y-tha mornings sun Will
carry from Msins 70 Washington the glad TIL
ings Of iriumpa-let organization BE- orr
wstchword-couTase, brethren, tae victory will
yet oe ours" 7. A. Garrett protested little
too snxiuus!y Sha, the Cleveland Campaign
club was IN 10 sense rivA! OF the King County
Central Democratic Cluh. he would not c-iti-
Csc the constitution OF the central club
perish The thoushti-but the solemn
fact was taaI qualification fer
membership was rooi standing in TIE Demo
cratic par:y. Now the Democrats wanted al
the voters taey could get rom every parry; the
great aesrt d the Democracy should beat with
cord.a welcome 10. al who misat come from
tae Republican - s0y o;her party; and 50 tie
Cleveland Campo en Clab hal oeen formed
merely 10 give acUae 70 tie wanderers Bu:
one was opposed 20 the Central Club: Oh,
Gear, no not ioE ar instant! Way, how could
such d rUuoE IS that ever have started? Some
BODY must hare been terribly mistaken. Curl
oas,y enough, 10 enc suggested, ~ the close o.
Nj. Garrett speech. that the name Of the cam
YsiEu cub bs changed 70 "De1aoc;atlc Asylum.
:c1 Political Orphans"