The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-18
THE UNROPED ARENA.

A. B. BAH and W. T. Scott addressed tEs Re.
publicans Of sunnydals last night
A meeting at Des Moines on wednesday, even
ing, September g. will b addressed bs Lee
Fairchild and q. p. Dole.
Republican meeting at Kent on Saturday.
October l, will b addressed by John Fl. MtGraw
and Col Patrick Henry Winston.
A Republican rally will be held in this city on
Saturday evening, September 8, at which y. H.
Doolittle and George Turner will speak.
The voters OF Kirkland will be addressed BY
II. L sizsr and F. p. Lewis at q meeting IN De
Motifs hall on Tuesday night. sepsembess7.
The voters Of Kent will be addressed BY Nv. II
Doolittle. Republican candidate for congress.
and George Turner, of Spokane, on Friday even
ing, September Z.
w. c. Jones, Republican candidate for at.
torney general, and Charles NJ. Fox will speak
at Republican meeting in this city on Satur.
day, September "a
George F. Little and Lee Fairchild went to
snoqualmie last night to address a Republican
rally. Arrangements had been made by local
committee to receive the large crowd expected
from the surrounding country.
The Seattle Republican League will meey atits
headquarters In the Hinckley block tomorrow
evening at 1880 o'clock, to march in . b9dy to
the Republican meeting at the Armory. Seats
will be reserved for the veterans.
The trip of the McGraw Flambeau Cab 10
Everett last night was . surprise to Hon: John
II. McGraw and Col. Patrick Henry Winsfon, as
all arrangements for the trip were made after
the speakers had left the city. A special boat
was engaged by the club to take it to Everats
At Q short business meeting of the: King
County Republican Club last night 1t was de-
cidsd that the club should turn out in q: body
tomorrow evening, under command OF Marshal
E. N. Carr. to take part in the torchlight Earade
preceding the big rally at the Armory tomorrow
night
Charles Frank Jones, who was formerly q
perpatetic exhorter on Pioneer place, Il now
one Of the Peoples party's ablsst orators He
addressed q meeting at Ballard on Friday sight,
euu went tue pLdtiOfm oA uAS pdIt! Ouo OettSt
on many propositions His remarks weSe re-
ceivsd with wild delight by the few sdharents
o; the party in Ballard.
The formal opening Of the state campaign on
behalf OF the Republican party in this cay to-
morrow night will doubtless be the gsestest
political gathering in the history of the state
Congressman Wilson and Hon. Andrew +. Bur.
leigh, two of the ablest orators on the Pacific
coast will discuss the issues and PRINCIPLES Of
the campaign. ALI OF the Republican orgsniza-
tons OF this county will be out in force.
R W. Barto has resigned from the Democratic
legislative ticket for the Thirtieth represents
tive district Mr. Barto says he 10 going East
The empty honor Of participating in forlorn
hope had no charms for Mr.. Barto His place
on the ticket has not yet been filled, tha men
who are willing to take it being those Fshom
even the Peoples party In its extremity you'd
hardly want to take L c. Gilman has been
implored to fill the vacant place; but no il
anxious to pay more attention to his large
practice and less to politics.