The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-04
THE UNRoPED ARENA.

Capt v. A. Jones, OF Hamilton, Is stoppins at
$4,000 that Harrison viii be the next president
J. A. Strong. editor of the whatcosn Iade-
pendent, II ut the Dillef on his way to olympia.
He says that politics in his county is warming
up, and that all three parties are better organ.
lied there than they ever were before.
The Fifth Ward Republican Club Will effect
permanent organisation on Wednesday evening
in Ranke's hall, corner Pike and Fifth streets.
full attendance il desired John f. Hum
phries and S. 7. Porter will address the club
There will b . meeting Of the Republican
Club Of the First precinct Of the Second ward
tomorrow night at Haisch's hall, cosner Of
Twelfth and Main streets. 1t will be business
meeting OF importance, and all Republicans in
the vicinity are requested to attend.
The Prohibition county central committee
will next week inaugurate Q new scheme in the
campaign In this city. They have made arrange
ments 70 secure about 100 cartoons ca glass
slides for q stereopticon, and will exhibit them
on Pioneer place II they can get the necessary
wall space.
The snohomish Eys. the original Peoples
party paper in the state, says Of "Rev." Mr..
Braden: "Clark Braden, an itinerant javsmith,
who has been strolling over the country for the
past fifteen years abusing and slanderIng all
who differed with him in opinion on re igious
subjects, appears to have become an adhsrent OF
the Peoples party. We warn the populists to
beware of him. Unless he has greatly changed
of late, his advocacy Of the cause viii prove an
injury to it"
The Third Ward Campaign Club held meet
Ing at Brewers hall, on McClair street. last
night that was largely attended BY the Repub-
licans Of the neighborhood. After the business
OF the evening had been transacted the glse club
rendered several selections in q hne manner.
The speakers of the evening were Joseph ship
pen. II. 9. Keene and Henry L siser. Their ad-
dresses were brief and to the point ana what
they said was well received by those present
Meetings will be held at regular intervals BY the
club q. the same place until election DAY,
In the report Of the speech of Judge J. r.
Lewis a. published In the Posr-INrELLIaENcER
Sunday morning the speaker was made to say,
In mentioning Hon. John e. HcGraw: 1--WE
grew up together. We went to the same school"
This gives false impression OF what Judge
Lewis did say. He did not mean to convey the
Impression that he had actually attended the
same school with MI. NcGraw, but rather that,
like Mr.. McGraw, he had been thrown on his own
resources In his youth, and had been taught In
the school of adversely. In which the next gov.
ernor acquired his first ideas Of Life
As goes King county, % goes Washington,
seems to b the conclusion the Democratic man.
al their open work at present in other counties.
they are maturinga plan for desperate effort in
the last few days Of the campaign to at least cut
down McGraw's majority in this county. As q
preparation for the desperate measures they will
resort to they are now making the exrayagant
claim that McGraw viii lose King county. with
Q view to heading on the Democratic stampede
In this city. Appointment Democratic politician
let the cat out of the bag yesterday by saying:
1--WE will get more than . thousand votes IN this
county where there was never . vote cast be.
fore" He said it was In the northeastern part
Of the county, where the Great Northersl road
crosses the divide. A new precinct has just
been created here by the county commissioners
and the Democratic scheme IL TO here concen.
trate - large . number of colonizers and pur-
ehasabls voters ~ possible, their idea beng to
make . huge effort to hold their party strength
In this city and then with the aid OF these for.
eign voters overcome the normal Republican
majority