Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-10-21

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,.....-.lr.- the nominee fur
... ...t. ..,-l,.l ami made the
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,... s,,f Tie consistent
.. 4...r-,.. HI. Sui,cly,
..t.. ,...n.t,, .,r Gat,rnor. rs
......... t., U.l.r Committee On
l.... "a ln INST, session of tie
...... ...,r.r. anal called
.. ......r... d., audi,uD. to- the
... N- ~a..,v and himself
..I '.. I..- t..' lad lccu INTRODUCED
.. l....l b. o.. Illus, for tn hcnc-
It 'f.. %. .', a. ,ar-, only to re-
..... N. ..'' '.Hm Acting Governor
l.... n.. ~. Dltl,ilcd the action
' ,......l lluu>" in passing
1920 '...-t, appropriation bill,
.'.. h. rt-'n fer voting for 1t
'.'' ' Nt- necessary 10 pass 1t IN
Shape "r Ola the wheels Of gov
'"wtHt iHr tWo years; that the
Irm.tn'- htd culcaHorcd to cut
a .Nu mc %. th, ll,m- IN the bill, but
H,I l.'u uyt' ted. and that Mr..
.ul.,. bad 80 committee cudeayorcd
'. accomplish the same thing, and
itI leru equally unsuccessful. The
u.uuuu 90 Mr ~uiyrly'- name elected
,hotr. aui other manifestations OF
approval aud Mr. Chambers was
h'uiI> 'fri'udcd ~ he resumed his
''''t
T. Moore, Democratic candidate
..r County Attorney, was next intro
lu,,d kindly but firmly and fairly
81 Moore nrrmgucd the Republican
PARTY lur act. committed which should
have hccu LEFT uuIonc, and for laws
l,I upuu the statute books which
.h""ld have h'rn repeated. lie maze
- telling assault upon the record OF
tm last EoPuhllean Legislature III
particular ana NNidIy brought out
ih' iWt that l@ughtun was still
sihuuch member OF that rotten party
sud 81 elected ~ member OF the
ll"ns" from okanpgan county. would,
mine chances To- "ne hc speaker oil that
l"'lt. Mr.. Mo"rr's speech was clear
tnd pointed, and at It's conclusion he
received th" hearty plaudltS OF his
hearers.
e. g. Case OF Hncoda, who Is one OF
the Democratic nominees for the
Legislature. was called upon, but
stated that hc waT not present for the
pufpu.c of making speech, but to
become acquainted with his con-
sutuouts He made II few pleasant re-
marks and Wis npplauded IA he con-
rlulel
+. y. Allen. the party nominee for
Superior Judge Of Thurston county
vas the next speaker of the evening
lie remarks upon the tariff were in
he happir.t vein. and were received
with laughter AS he announced that
th, Republican tariff tax plank WAS as
uupatrintic a. some of the blanks OF
th, rrnplc's PARTY platform we're fool
,,b The Judge dwrlt for a short time
,r,on IA, value and sacredness of suf
, f,ase. bat declined To make any ex
= tended aL.'rr...
,.,,I 4 u.uev D.mocrat;c nom;
noe far Rcnrcmn,a,iye. WAS the fna
y .,..k,rof the evening In n startlin,
: manner the Judpe brouobt ont In,
main tsatn,.. of Tho Ji.,ress brougb
80, t,y R.n,,hi;ran rule and announce,
: ,,at an activ, reform must lao ou;cLl,
y ,,o,ght al,ou, a. revolution was i'm
, ,..ndi,y That capitd and laho
Safo Al swords points, and that In tn
, ballot lay the nope ana safety OF TN
j, nation lie advised the Peoples part.
"a voters !" JON the Democratic rank
anu ASSIST IN the overthrow Oh tn