New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-29
WASHINGTON STATE is Alb RluHl.
sEYAToR SQUIRE SAYS THAT TIE REPUBLICANS
THERE ARE UNITED AND WILL WIN.

-FNATOR SQUIRE SAYS THAT TIE REPUBLICANS
THERE ARE UNITED AND WILL WIN
Senator Watson c. Squire, OF the state OF "n'u
ngton, is In the city on briet Ns''' ""- 10
been In consultation with Chairman Carter anu o'ne
members OF the Republican National commute -'
soure,s attention was called yesterday 10 the seres
81 statements authorized by Hugh c. Wallace mem
,er NJ the Democratic National Committee from
washington Senator squire appeared to be more
amused than distressed at the statements OF COMMITTEE
man Wallace ,
The burden OF Mr. walace's talk mainly concerned
the supposed strength OF the state TICKET hom'""'eu
nv the Democratic State Convention last week. ana
bis eulogy of Mr. Snively. the Democratic nom'nco
for Governor gave added irldescchee 10 INC D'"
raInlows In the Northwest.
About Mr. snivcly personally, Senator squire re-
marked that he had no comments 10 mA"'' o'.
added: lie IS u fair young lawyer, ralsed III oo VI
the counties OF the Interior from when ne came !"
the legislature lie Is not remarkably popular 'i'n'i
among the farmers. manufacturers or professional
49,, y, tho state There nre plenty OF men OF
equally commanding talents in the Democratic party
q, nv STATE In comparison with the Repub'iean
candidate for Governor. all advantages are oecdedy
in popularity and strength with the heP"oh'"" '""
0jdotc John II. McGraw, who Is lawyer ny P'o
fcsson but for mary years nm active r"'ao'o ou'''
ness man of frst-class business qualifications oe'
cisIon energy and Integrity. and whose word Is rs
IL nrcsident OF the First National Bank OF seattle aho
was three times elected sheriff OF Kings County al
dino when the parties were very nearly evenly o"''
anccd In the most populous county III inc o'ac'
In r.cori to Mr. Waacc's assertions about dl'-
r,iptlon IN the Republican party OF ""snhs'o"' vi
account OF the alleged rivalry between Sca'tic ana
Tacoma and MS 10 the declaration that leading Re-
nubIlcaus and party organs were boiling Inc s'at
ticket senator squire said 1t has been sald mat
there Is great deal of Jealousy on the part OF Tacoma
AGAINST Seattle However that nav be- do NOT
hear any adverse criticisms concerning Tacoma among
the citizens OF seattle. The people III or country
ARE To-, busy making fortunes and developing inc III
tcrcsts OF the state TO spend time over Nhch "'hi
ouarrcIs as may be found In the East-n tho current
controversics more or less humorous. between the
cite, Of Boston, Scw-Yori and Philadelphia. or as
NAV be found with greater seriousness In Minnesota
between tho twin cities OF Minneapolis ana ~ ih'i'
aput II IS to be noted that the Jealousy discoverabo
In Tacoma towards seattle Is not pohu'ai ~ AL anu
* found rs much among Dcmocra rs RepniN"his'
n has hitherto hal absolutely nothing 10 do WIN
poltcal issues. Now. unfortunately the ship canal
unostion Is entering INTO politics. The Repnhhcan
ale convention Endorsed all Republican improve
mor,s Including the proposed ship canal. which has
been universally approved In the United states
senate by Democrats well ms Republicans
This work IS conceded to be Of National I'm
portauce and +, not for the exclusive local benefit
Coas and Is 50 regarded 10y all engineers ana PUB
lic-t-. =,
some people in Ia have conceived that IL "onl
hur Tacona 10 have the harbor ~ seattle improved
~ this canal BY making n deep fresh water h"rbor'
This barbor will Incidentally be Of benefit u seattle
bu; the attempt 10 make I, purely local Is simply
n piece Of Jealousy which man Of patriotism OF
elevated views Gun entertain for nlomeh,' WISH
20 do al In my poyor si 10, Tacoma ''' 80 ''''
ipcasng Of the alleged nrosd' Of Turin ideas IN
dement's of the Mckinley Iarin law Ar una, ts'oSu,
thr longer iney are experienced. the HoTc uirH a'r
apure,isted 40 attempt 10 ooteiVe our !ro'' ''n
succeed because Of thdr superior intIhs.h,r a. /"
ket there nov by irisoa If their lnduSules Uc'nb
pro,,cred ly the 1a.ii. ft~ IN rance. an IhIn"'
n, s,f ard Supplying farm pr"uc's 70 DO
engaged IN other pun suite. oar timber com ai.u
&c naturally N state IN The niou whose conditions
snnnId lead Us people to adopt protective iHiln it
The development OF lis great RESOURCES 'n"t ,'"' :.
Na'tinat n There are ic~ i ., WI" mic ~
.Icrlv RE- rlIod fl ON the DcmociAt, 80 irPau' 'n'
am unic fOld Ill 'rat the majority bolh ior III.
..atc and electoral tic,c-Ail - NOR ihan thh ~
two years sfO w"h u Was "''"'' %. "o""' WI ~
cent. ~ The total vote east 1870. .
The final acton OF the Dcnocrntc convention ~
oupnsine tao Improvements Of tl' hiIbOr O S"al'ic
eccms 10 IA We brcn accomplished after severe hIhl
among themselves. being aJnnt equally divilci hhu
unanulrdly disgust 4 great many thousand fir
minded Democrats aud may c*'.e theni ri'hrr 40
stay away from th> poll voi the Rcpuhllcan c1c'
f.w lellDt> rrnl.cstlr- d'nl'rS OF IaeoniS, w"
will be canct by tho ri 4 OF tn, collilon against
| seattle, viii no. acglH "a Oh ~ ~" nunLc Oh Hph
Dcmocrg tia Il" Rep lean priv Will gam ipourh
out bcsstafc BY :up,o tinS ne asure ol su'n great
| National importance. - thihh the hepubh'ihs
uat.