The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-20

ciades Ballard aud Fremont, are Indignant over
the ,reaehery of the mau who so grossly mis-
represents their sentiments and wishes His
action has evoked the strongest condemnation
even of the most conservative men. and If he
could only have heard the frank expressions of
opinion made by those who have hitherto been
his strongest supporters, he would make haste
70 follow tho example OF Judas lscariot
70 tie end. During the last cam.
paign he never neglected an oppor-
tunity OF praising Senator Allen, and
on repeated occasions publicly avowed himsel:
an Allen man. His political enemies are scarcely
less indignant than the Republicans. They
blush TO think that suca man should have
risen TO an honorable position only 10 degrade
the community which honored him Citizens
OF al parties gathered in knots ana united in a
chorus Of detestation In fact the ndigpation
OF the people is 80 intense that several citizens
talk of going over 10 Olympia To repudiate
Rgtte- As their representative. A mass meeting
will probably be held this evening 10 express
the sentiment OF the people Of Fremont on the
senatorial question.
The following telegram was written by J. /.
Barck. addressed IA NJ Rutter, and in the few
minutes during which be passed 1t around
among the FecTean, senator's constituents at
Fremont It received the appended signatures:
II is the unanimous request Of your constitu.
eCts tnst you support John b. Allen first, last
and All the time Tor United states senator.
G. = rtoSE. WILLIAM MURPHY.
G y. KEAsBvRS ioHN j. H4YCK
De. u hKLTsER y. WALLINGFJRp.
JACOB FUsoS. ]. +. BURLtSGAMa.
Rutter was solemnly pledged TO his con.
futneuts. for az the Hinth ward Re
publican caucus held on the evening
o: July - fgr the purpose OF selecting
delegates Tor the county convention, John l.
farck offered resolution indorslug Senator
Aneu, which was seconded by Rutter and
adopted unanimously.
9he following interviews with few of the
Leading citizens vii give an idea OF the inten-
tity ~ the feeling 0roise! by Ruttet's action:
g. = Conover Nothing is TOO bad to say about
him. His "ctiou should more forciojv impress
upon W. tho necessity at sending men to the
legislature o3t whom Ase can Depend
iacob FurIb-i think thc pcapic ~ the noi,s
have deciaret tHeit wish lp AsY" Nr. Ale, re
turpyd 60 the United states senate. and 10 not
think NEy representative oi the citizens has the
richi I" uss hiS personal preferences. but should
vote as has cot S;i'tents desire ham To- Person
atty ! am surpr.sed That Nj, Nut;er Las deserted
the interests al the people tlHt elected hlr
dld not Trims We hat II -.e gle man among our
representatives, who would do such n talng
George III Hel.tron-i te;uS Nj kuiter has
d.4ihera'osy stutt.dea himself AMI fetrayed ~
crnstttncnts. There - CIV one motive for y
man 10 1o a thing al thst A5ni.
Jnun l. haaA.sy- HE unaui ilouS opinion ot
the Republicans have uset today IS tat SIR.
Ruttec toug'4l
\ IL stewart think his action was con.
t-mptlole-
the interests az the c"uaty ~ heart should flop
Go msu directly autAEoulstic 10 Us l. more
than can understand.
trcurge is. hittIugCs-l Trims il l. al outrage
and shame ihat any oae man ia the com
WnUlY would cet-ay the constituents who have
- oT,tn dee sce8 jue}. choice. Either the
man 10 rot iu as rlEht ui.I0 or some peculiar
snnueuoe has been brought 10 bear on him
T. Futingaue- NT. tVttCr has proved
30 10 ils harae AGd LIS constituent, and has
bToAcn Tue .ictCce be toa4 ia the caucus. The
oaiy reasonable explanation $ CELEBRATE poiiti-
ca sulc,tt.
e. H. bns.cY ! vi say }tst - I said regard.
ing senator h;uuear position: !. 4 man can
iat represent hts t'ast. tueutS he should 70, -u
ana let somebody nsi his n ace " no can. RntEcr
has betrayed ksur CpGEtg and can fuI no
language strong euoaSh - express II. con-
tempt for him Ut course. | Cauuot say fat
the iuiucement mlVht have cen thai IN
huenced him 10 switcn. but &c has telt mseit
- ca 10 the grase~t suNI1riou. - aIy msu docs
who assume, a similar sltute on question
an which the people he FcDgyseHts are 50
unanimous. Ii mRkos no difference IS lar ~,
GutteF's having gone into tac caucus = con
csrne,l l consider lie bound no II re
urlA.y oy that than he Was before. lis ~
auiy WAS 10 bis constituents, caucus or no
cancus.
charles F. Fi>hback-Every member Of the
hlas county delegation kaoes uDralstaA4p.s
what the wish OF the people ol THIS county Is -
T. the United states senator. " e have but one
eaoiCe &ua that : Hon joan X. Alien. There
- no excuse that an able 10 conceive OF Wy
auy member of the de egsti"9 sb9uIi not gtEe
rim hearty support. IL - the viii of onr People
Ihst he should &c erSted, ami ANY rrpTesen Ia
tive of tle people who disSSSaFds thai .liI evil
siGI.ts laG stouce3ycs hls duty 10 those ty vaonl
he wss elected. The uEat Ter senator should
leach oar Ieof le, Els wei! IS thf reopse ~ The
entire stsie, me im portaHee ~ usoCting tIelr
senators add representatives upon Other CoHsld-
Sfatl0ns than 4lfusS whfcb GAEe hcretufore OBJ
tanned among ~ some IhtuJe time pg5-
pee 10 epca& fai3y UpOn the question o. some
au.tatis aaT at uirctIaE senators and represent
HtsEes - fora5aF 8it'. Al present caA "h'F
say tlat 4. she sanle position say pTTson sbou.a
aes.4a IL KS aGly 10 Gay AsiGs fSFs0-s1 tftt<i