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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-10
Spokane County.

SPOKANE. Nov. Especial. ]-Returns from
hity-eight out OF sixty-six precincts in the
county indicate the following pluralities: Har1
rson 500. Wilson 100, gain of 1000 over the vote
of 1890: Doolittle 40, McGrsw 800. The six re-
naming precincts will change these figures,
but they are approximately correct.
Ide, Rep, is elected senator in
the Third district; Van Hou,en, Rep,
id the Fourth and Belknap, Rep, in the Fifth.
The representatives elected are as follows: Sec
Ond district, Collins, Peo.; Third dis
trict, Temple aud Nelson, Rep; Fourth
district, Tull and Greenberg, Rep, and Thorn
son. Dem.; Fifth district. Westfall and Speek,
Rep. Moore aid Buck, Rep, are elected
superior judges. The Republicans also
elect Pugh, sheriff; Tusner, superintendent of
schools: Leghorn, assessor; Gray, surveyor;
Prescott, treasurer; Fender and Connolly, COM
missioners, with three commissioners in doubt.
The Democrats elect Peel. auditor; Feuton,
prosecuting attorner and Eakin, coroner Miller,
Dem, is elected munich pal judge. The Repub-
licaus elect both justices of the peace and con-
stables. Turner for joint judge of Spokene and
stevens county. has 263 majority in his county,
but it is believe that Arthur, Dem. and Peo,
will overcome this in Stevens county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-10
Walla Walla County.

Complete returns are received from all pre-.
cinets except two, Mill Creek and Lower Touchet
The latter has given the Republican ticket 20
Majority. Harrison has 1890. Cleveland 1850.
Weaver 50, Bidwell 100, Wilson 1,2S2. Doolit-
tie 1,2S5, Carroll 1855, Munday 1,l9l, Van
Patton As, Knox 81, Dickinson lOl, Nc
Graw 1919, Snively 1.2S7, Young 65,
Greene 2i9 In the Tenth senatorial district
Preston, Rep, has 600; Miller. DEM, III; Craw.
ford. Pro-. 46 Ia the Ninth senatorial district
Roberts, Rep, has oil; Blandford, Dem, sal.
In the Eleventh representative district Cam
eron, Rep. has 72i: Parker, Dem, Us In the
Twelfth representative district Merchant, Rep,
has $40; McInroe, Dem. 545; Davis, Peo., 50;
The return from Mill Creek will not change
the result except in the case OF Cameron
for the legislature, when it may give the dis
trict TO Parker. The Republicans elect school
superintendent, judge, surveyor, two commits
sioners and probably the auditor. 1t will take
the official count TO decide the last office. The
Democrats elect one commissioner, sheriff, clerk,
treasurer and coroner
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-10
ThurstOn County.

OLYMPIA, Nov. Especial Eighteen pre-
ciucts out of twenty-three in this county, Off
cial, give Harrison 99i, Cleveland 73o Weaver
476 McGraw 7iS, Snively TO Young SO, Greene
245 Wilson pa, Doolittle, 905. Carroll I'D, Mum
day 656. Knox 400, Van Patton 502 Horr is
elected 10 the senate and Mckenzie to the
house. The county officers elected are:
Gordon, judge; Root. attorney, Roberts, clerk ::
Moore, auditor: Gelback. treasurer: Case, su-
perintendent OF schools: james, assessor.
Oulette, surveyor; Hartsock, coroner; Prather.
Osborne and Israel, commissioners.
There is a close fight between Dabbns and
Pierce for sheriff, with probability OF the cleo
ton Of the latter. Two precincts, unof'icia
give McGraw II, Snively 81. 1t is estimated that
the three remaining precincts will give McGraw
asight lead in the county.
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MGRAW SURELY WINS.
Continued from Page ~

land, and they will not change the result In
1859 John L. Wilson received LOO votes, Car
roll I.o24. Abernethy. Pro, 49,
The entire Republican legislative ticket
VI. II. Gilbert, senator, and Anderson,
Mead, Roth and Sherman, representatives, are
the county ticket, the present incumbents
OF the Offices, Superior Judge J. X.
VIM and Eliery Rogers, treasurer, are
elected Requa, Populfst, by fusion
with Burnett, Dem. defeats Delorimier
Republican, for sheriff. by small majority.
Will increase McGraw's vote over sniveiy.
sUMAs, Nov. a-The vote in this district a.
counted gives:
Presidential decentralization &C, Cleveland
%. Weaver 81, B.dwell II.
Goyernor-acGraw s.. sniveiy 81, Weaver 90,
Greene L.
Congress - Dooli,tle 81. Wilson 6S: Carroll
Is. Munday IS; Van Patsen IS, Knox s.; Dick
insou IL, Newberry IL
state senate-Giibert &c, David 2s; Haight %
Bradley a.
Representatives., Forty-eighth district-An-
derson and Mead 81, Everett %, Tawes "A, o'Ssal
e, Reeves g. Casey II, Hintz y.
NEST FRRSpALE, Nov. 9.-one hundred and
ninety-four votes cast AZ far as counted the
result Is: Harrison 81, Cleveland 81, Weaver IS.
BfdweIl %.
Congrsss-Doolittle IS. Wilson 81, Carroll Il.
Munday q, Van Patten 63, Knox IS, Dickinson
IL, Newberry IS
Governor-McGraw 81. sniyeiy 81, Young ~,
Greene Is
EAST FERypALE, Nov. 9.-This precinct az far
o. counted. gives: Harrison "a, Cleveland IA,
Weaver 81. Cougress-Doolittis %. Wilson 81
Carroll IL. Munday Il; Van Patton 81. Knox 81
observation-disclosures 20, snively 9, Young ID
NooKsAcK. Nov. a-Complete returns are as
follows:
Electors-Rspublican, Calhoun a. McMillin
-, Navarro IS, White A; Democratic, Arnold 80,
Cnurch So. Plattor "a, stearns %; Peoples. Bar
rows 49, Bassett Il, Caldwell p, Lee q; Prohi-
bition. Belt 20, Bigeiow %. Macready l9,
Peter o.
ongressmen-Republican. Dooiittle IS. VIII
son AZ: Democratic, Carroll g, aunday b; Peo-
pies party, Van Patton Il. Knox p; Prohibition.
Dickinson 20, Newberry 10
Governor--McGraw 40, Sniyely SO, Young a.
Greene. Pro, d
wHATcoN. Nov. a-Ths completed count OF
votes here gives:
Harrison 1,6i0, Cleveland 1,091, Weaver 934
Congress-Wiison l,T5, Doolittie 1,l0O. knox
1000.
Goverror-McGraw 1.251, Snivs!y LOGS, Young
l311.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-10
CLALLAM COUNTY.
The Republicans in the Lead-McGraw's
Plurality Will he About $50.

The Republicans in the LeAd-McGraw'S
Plurality Will he About $50.
Pogr ANGELES. Nov. Especial THE re-
turns are coming in slowly. Seventeen of the
thirty-two precincts have 30 far been heard
from, but they mostly from districts where
the Popuiists are strong The precincts yet to
be heard from include CIaliam, Beaver, Quilla-
yute, Pysht and Forks all Republican strong
holds. Republican leaders are confident OF $50
plurality Tor McGraw.
The count of Port Angeles was not completed
before O'Clock this morning. The surprise of
the election is the strength OF the Peoples
party. 1t is about 10 per cent larger than
was estimated by the Republican central
committee. McGraw will have q slight
plurality, with Young . close second.
The six city wards and eleven county
precincts already heard from give:
Congress-Wilson 346 Doolittle 3i4; Carroll
2s5, Munday 234; Knox 49, Van Patton 2SS
Governor-McGraw S67, Snively $50, Young
$50.
Harrison and Weaver are neck and neck. The
race for representative 10 very close. with
the chances slightly in favor of Hoole. the Re-
publican candidate. McCIinton, Republican
candidate for judge of the superior court, is
elected by about 12j votes.
The six wards OF Port Angeles city complete
give the following:
Decentralization LIS, Cleveland 134, Weaver
go
Coagress-Wilson 179, Doolittle leg, Carroll
la, Munday l3o, Knox l9l, Van Patton 21S
Governor-McGraw $50, Snively 13O, Young
232
State representatives-Hoole, Rep, 137; NAL
lette, Dem, 20; sewers, Peo., 2l4
Eleven precincts out of thirty-two in Clallam
county, including Port Angeles city, complete,
give the following:
Decentralization, 500; Cleveland 27S; wea-
yer, 329.
Congress-Wilson SAG, Doolittle 3l4; Carroll
2S5, Munday 2S4: Knox 23s, Van Patton 2sS
Governor-McGraw. 5o7; Snively, 259; Young,
$50.
The remaining precincts will give about 100
Republican plurality. mixed county ticket
is elected, including Republican Superior
Judge MeCIenlin. Troy, Dem, is elected
auditor and Ciump, DEM, treasurer
DuNGENEss, Nov. Especial. ESequim pre-
cinct makes these returns:
Decentralization 81, Cleveland 20, Weaver
&C. CongressWison 20, Doolittle q. Munday
II. Carroll l6, Van Patton 16, Knox II. Gov
ernor-McGraw 30, snively Is, Young IL AS
sembly-Hoole 20, Maliette Il, Sewers 81.
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YAKIMA COUNTY.
Snively Carries His own County by Only
100 plurality,

NORTH YAKIMA, Nov. a--tSpecial l-Incom-
rle,e returns give snively a plurality of 81.
Five precincts are yet to be heard from,
which will probably increase his p!u.
rality 10 120. The Republicans carry
the county for all other candidates. Eleven
precints give the Harrison electors 50 plurality.
while Wilson leads Carroll by 81 OF the county
ticket, the Democrats only capture one
comm ssoner. Weed, the Republican candi-
date for the legislature, has received safe
plurality. lie claims 10 have made no pledges
for senator, but Aliens friends worked for him
with viii ana appear TO have no doubt as to
his attitude.
Nine hundred and iiity-nine votes counted IN
nine precincts out of seventeen give Harrison
o. plurality, snively -. Wilson IA, Doolittle 81,
"A Republican gain OF 81. The whole Republican
county ticket is elected by an overwhelming
majority. Weed, Rep. has been elected TO the
legislature.
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The returns coming in very slowly from
the county and even in the city. At a. m.
there were two precincts yet to be heard
from; the scratching has been the cause
of this hardness, but the result is that
il is exceedingly difficult to compile tabulated
statements There viii be no material change
occasioned by the returns to come in and the
Republican county ticket may be regarded as
successful as the state ticket. The only excep-
ton is in the Thirty niuth representative dis
trict. where l.. c. Gilman, Dem, has probably
been elected over J. C. Thallman. Rep, by
very close majority.
In thirty-seven precincts out of forty-ive,
Joseph N. glasgow has plurality of about GOD
for munich pal judge.
Judge Lichten berg has run for ahead of his
ticket-about 800 in the city-and ii IL barely
possible that he may defeat Judge Langley.
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VANCOUVER. Nov Especial Tho total
vote OF Clarke county is 2,5ll. Harrison has
l,07S. Cleveland $50, Weaver, 500, Wilson e96.
pooli,tle 99l, Carroll 1924. Mundsy l,0s4. Knox
SIS, Van Patten So, MeGraw SIS. Snively l.09S.
Young Ala Senator-Lindsley, Rep, sa5:
shaw, Dem. l,$a0 Representative -
Coovert, Rep, 9o5: DIETRICH. Rep, aoi:
Cowan, Dem. LISA; Eimunds. Dem, I.l06;
Fike, Peo, 400: Truman. Peo. SS& Superior
iUdge-WiswaIl, Penn, 1.osi; Miller, Rep, soa:
Bloomfield, Ind. sol. On the county ticket the
Democrats elect everything bu, county treasurer
and surveyor, there being no contest on the
latter office
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AsOtin County.

AsorIN, Nov. Especial. l-Asotin county,
complete, gives WiIson lsS, Doolittle IT,, Car
roll rs, Munday 40. Knox To- Van Patton IL,
Newberry L. Dickinson Il. MeGraw ISS, Suively
liS, Young *. Greene II Seuator-J A. Ksl.
logg, Rep, lt9: T. L. Ellis. Dem, III: Hopkins.
peo, t. superior Judge for Columbia. Garfield
and Asotiu countiss-R +. Sturdevant, Rem.
2li ]. T. Edmiston, Dam. Iia Representative
William Forrest, Rep, 2Sl; Matthew seully,
Dem. i3a The Democrats elected /. H. Howard
county treasurer: J. l. Wormell sheriff, George
kinnear assessor and one commissioner
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CHEHALIS COUNTY.
McGraw Still In the Lead-Republica
LegislA tOrs Elected.

MoNTEsANo, Nov. 9. Especial. J. Seventeen
precincts in Chehalis county. which include
all the towns and large precincts in the eastern
end of the county, cast 1850 votes. The count
gives this result:
Observation-Disclosures Coz, Snively GO, Young
400. Congress-Wilson SIS, Dooiittle ~, Car.
roll 629, Munday 526
The race will be close between McGraw aud
snively. The precincts to hear from are Demo-
cratic. Karr and Bushe are elected to the legis-
lature. The Republicans elect the entire county
ticket, except the clerk and one commissioner.
HoQuiam gives Harrison $50, Cleveland "A,
Weaver 81 Wilson ll9. Doolittle 10, Carroll II,
Munday II. Knox 81, Van Patten So MeGraw
I07, Snively IS, Young 81, Greene IL. Repre-
sentative--Karr, Rep, 10l: Bush, Rem. 10:
Eshorm, Dem, 40: McGerry, DEM, 20; Chase,
PEG, 67; Baithis, Peo, Sd.
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KLICKIrAr COUNTY.

1t Honors the Republican Standard
Bearer With 600 Plurality.
GoLDEsDALE. Nor. Especial. Returns
from the country are incomplete ANA the vote
OF many OF the offices is SO close as to require
the official count to decide. The vote for gov
ernor viii likely give McGraw 90 plurality.
The rest OF the state ticket will probably re-
celve nearly an equal vote. Pierce, for repre-
sentative, Bolton for auditor, and Smith for SUI
perior judge, all Republicans, are elected by
small pluralities. The rest of the county ticket
VIII require the official count to decide II. A
large vote was polled. The Peoples party aud
democrats voted together in most OF the pre-
ciucfs.
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ADAMS COUNTY.
ilcGraw Leads Young by Ga Votes
Which VIII he Increased.

RiTLytLIE, Nov. a-tspscial Returns are
slow in coming In. The vote today
from over two-,hiris of tho county is
rs follows: MCGrsw Pa. Snively H. Young 10
The balance OF the ticket is about the same.
The constitutional amendment WAS voted
down. The county tickets are badly mixed. all
three ot the parties eiecting some.
RirzvILLR. Nov, Especial Three hundred
votes counted give Harrison 100 plurality, Nc
That tired, lsnguid feeling and dull head
scne II very d!sagreeabie. Take two of Carter 3
Little Liver Pulls before retiring and you viii
md relief Thew never fail to DO good.
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ISLAND COUNTY.
Returns Indicate That McGraw Will
Have a Good HiuralitY.

CoUrEyILLE, Nov. a.--[SpeciaI. Returns
for this precinct. 80 votes counted OF 327, give:
Governor -McGraw, los; Suively. 50; Youug77
Congress-Wilson. 70; Doolittle, 20: Carroll,
CO: Munday, ST.
Crockett. Dem. is undoubtedly elected state
representative. The county licked is divided
among the three parties. The Harrison electors
are in the lead.
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COLUMBIA COUNTY,

snive1y Carries 1t by q Small Plurality
Legislative Ticket Split.
DAYTON. Nov. Especial l-Unoficial re-
turns show:
Governor-Snively, $50 McGraw, SIS. Young,
1873, Greene, 1oa This is correct, though unoi.
fetal. Kellogg, Rep, for state senator, Hammil,
Dem, for representative, and Sturteyant, Rep,
judge, are elected.
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FOR M'GRAW BY 1000.
King Gives Him a Big Plurality
and a Clear Majority.
WHOLE COUNTY TICKET SAFE.
LichtenberE tho Only Man on the Dom
ocratic List Who Has . Chance-One
Democratic Representatives.

King county will give John Fl. McGraw q
plurality of at leas: 1900 Forty-four precincts
complete and one incomplete in the city, out of
forty precincts. give him 4,aS6, Snively
l,si6, Young 2,0sS and Greene 29l. McGraw.
therefore. viii have a plurality of about 8, 200
and a clear majority over all of about 1000 in
Seattle alone.
The vote OF precincts outside of Seattle will
probably increase Mr.. McGraw's plurality by
900. Following is a summary of the vote OF
forty-three complete precincts out of forsy-dve
in the city of Seattle:
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Graw 90. Wilson %. Doolittle "a The Peoples
patty vote has reduced the strength OF the Re-
publicans somewhat Neergaard is elected by
the Republicans to the legislature The county
ticket Is Republican and Popuiiss, the Demo-
Gratis securing minor Office OF two. The count
ing Is unusually SLOW
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WHAT THEY ARE GOOD FOR.

known.
FirSt-They are purely vegetable, in fact q
medieated food.
Second-The same dose always produces the
same effect-other purgatives require increased
doses and finally cease acting.
Third-They purify the blood.
foarth-They inyIgorate the digestion and
cleanse the stomach and bowels
Fi1h-They stimulate the liver and carry off
viliated bile and other depraved secretionS
The first two or three doses tell the story. The
skin becomes clear, the eye bright, the mind
active. digestion is restored. costiyeness cured,
the animal vgor is recruited and all decay ar
rested
and medicine store, either plain or sugar coated.
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GARFIELD COUNTY.

Contributes Its Mite to Swell McGraw's
Plurality.
PosERoY, Nov. Especial Following are
the plura.ities obtained by candidates in this
county as far as reported: Harrison Is, McGraw
10 Representative, Mays, DEM, So Superior
Judge, Edmiston, Dem, II. Sheriff. Dickson,
Rep. 10 Auditor, Davidson, Dem. lbs. County
clerk, Gibson, Rep, l2a County treasurer,
Adams DEM, 125. Prosecuting attorney. Green,
DEM. 1so. County commissioners, Shaffer. Rep,
ana Story and Fletcher. DENIS. are elected.
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Licenses to wed were issued yesterday for
Jacob Schroeder aud Johanna Klassen. % Seat
tie, and J. r. Douey of Seattle. snd Clara Mary
Wikley, OF Grand Rapids, Mich.
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Franklin County Democratic.

HoH0CIoe1Cs
PAsco. Nov. 9-lspecial. complete returns
for franklin county give:
decentralization 81, Cleveland 81. Weaver s.
Congress-Wison %, Doolittle 26, Carroll 81,
Munday 49. Knox Sc, Van Patten 80
Governor-McGraw q, Sniyely 50, Young 43.
Joseph Durant, Peoples party representative,
SO; majority of over Ransom Olney Dem.
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Mason County.

SHELTON, Nov. a-Ispecial. 1.-The count com.
pleied in this precinct gives: Cleveland 10,
Harrison. O.. Weave. "a. Bidwen 4. McGraw o.,
Sniya!y 9S
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PACIFIC COUNTY.

The Little Seaside County Gives Nc
Gfaw 200 Plurality.
SEALAND, Nov. Especial Returns are
coming In slowly. Indications are that the
electoral and state ticket will have 200 Repnb-
lican majority. Our representatives are all
right
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United states District Judge Haniord went to
Walia wa.la Tuesday night TO open term OF
court IN that city today
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WAHkIAKUM COUNTY.

Rolls Up Over so Plurality for the Re-
publican state Ticket.
sKAMoKAwA. Nov. 9-fSpecial -Four pre-
cincts in Wahkiakum county give Wilson 100,
Doolittie Ia. Munday It's, Carroll l75. McGraw
l1a. sniveiy 1884, Harrison H., Cleveland $50.
Weaver A. There are three strong Republican
precincts 10 hear from.
kALAMA, Nov. Especial l-wahkiakum
county gives the Republican state ticket about
60plurality; Bowen about I7a
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ASOTIN COUNTY.

1t IL Little. but Loyal to McGraw, With
Plurality for Him.
AsoTIN. Nov. 9.-lSpecial. THE complete re-
turns from all precincts in the county show q
plurality of 40 for McGraw.
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They make one feel as though life WAS worth
living Take one of Carter's Little Liver Pills
after eating: IL Will relieve dyspepsia aid diges-
ton, give tone and vigor 20 the system.
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stevens County.

SPOKANE, Nov. Especial. Returns from
Stevens county indicate that McGraw has 80
plurality, Wilson and Doolittle 100 Morrison,
Rep, is probably elected TO the legislature
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G0S>AMER BARGAINS

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-20
DIsCORD IN OHIO.
fractional Row Among the Democrats a
Serious as That of the Republicans.

fractional Row Among the Democrats as
Serious as That of the Republicans.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, May 20.-The harmony that
characterized the meeting of the democratic
state central committee here q month ago when
the state convention was arranged for is likely
to be followed by big fight in the party at the
state convention il recent developments can be
made reliable basis for prediction.
Senator Brice seems to be operating with
John r. Mclean of the Enquirer, whose prof
fers Of peace between the old ''kid'' and 'moss-
back faction were accepted and old feuds for
gotten at the central committee meeting above
referred to, and the Senator aud editor have
fixed up ''big four" consisting of ex-Gov
Campbell, L. I. Neal. Senator Brice and Mr.
Mclean.
This is a case Of two and two, but the Thur
man family, the original "mossbacks," is ig-
nored and Young Allen Thurman, who had been
Ilumin5 himself On going to Chicago ~ a dele
gate-at-large. is furious. Gov. Campbell is not
altogether pleased with the actions Of the Nc
Lean faction. Since the compromise was
agreed to one Of tho immediate results
of the harmony movement was the sclec-
ton of l.. G. Bernard of Cincinnati.
McLean's political manager, to be tenn
pOrary secretary of the convention. In
that capacity he manipulated the appointment
of committees in the interests OF the enemies of
ex-Gov. Campbell, basing the ratio upon the
vote Of three years ago instead Of that of last
year. The Humans are soliciting the ex-gov-
ernor's aid in smashing the Mclean big four
slate, and Campbell is in the humor to do it.