The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

The president was confused with the size
of the army Of os1es seekers from this state that
We do not wonder ~ the mistake Ne made in re-
gard 70 rswart;ng the most faithful workers of
here longest in that service The faithful sec-
wants OF the party are too modest to enter :Ac
scramble and employ the questionable means
used By many these days 10 secare cfsictai ro-
sisicn--Porsercs Independent
Look AZ snc last legislature. Tho Democratic
contingent voted every day almost so.idiy for
new nse,, whose wealth appears 10 be thci. only
qualification such nan ss J. J. Brown. B. I.
Sesfpsteln, John Collins and other osd-,ime
Democrats we're given but solitary compli-
menssry vote toward the last. There 10 . maxim
a. old a. the everlasting hills tina. the Demo-
cratic party should remember to the effect that
example 10 contagious, and IL they want the old
guard honorsd they should respect il them
selves or cease their srowlinS. VIOLA Hic,lo
Sc:sswoa. nem
That was . NOS. singular verdict Of the Seat
tie jury in the Fay case Denei was found dead
ana Fay confessed that he had killed him, but
thecoroner's jury refused 70 take ray's word
for IL and brought in . verdict attaching mo
crim,naliiy 10 John Fay" and leaning very
strongly toward the theory thss Ds6e, had
killed himself. There was jury with a true
sense OF honor. This case naturally recalls
parallel which occurred about ak weeks ago in
fed. He was pursued by q squad aud discov-
cred. The squad empted their rifles into his
BODY, Kidding him with bullets, two OF which
went into his brain. The eororcr's Jury
brought in . verdict OF suicide. Tacomo Nesrs
II the appointments made in this state are
due to influences from abroad. Mr. Cleveland
has violated . fundamental principle OF his
party, which IL found In the homo rule plank,
and will be held. responsible. II these in.
a ma
have been irauduientiy and wrongfully d.
rccted. They have not been employed for the
best interests Of the whole party OF the state
but In the building up OF the political interests
OF factional few. VINO will find In time that
such methods will cot b Endorsed by the rank
and file OF the Democratic party.-Couar Com.
moaer, Dea
looking for Cruel might ~ well join Dana, of
the New York SIN, and Dave Hill. and give the
''old man" at the White House what Parson
Moody gave the rebels at Nashville-"hcll."
There 10 nothing for them. Cleveland hates
them. His whole cabinet hates them. II any
working Democrat thinks this statement too
strong. let him come out, like Ostrander. 40 q
candidate for his reward. ana see what the re-
suit il Ostrander fought McGraw and the Re.
publican ticket generally like . Bengal tiger
For his pains he gets mud. Jennings, supported
by the bankers. MeGraw Democrats and senator
Squire At the Warrington City end OF tho line.
gets the pie. Jennings WAS for McGraw. A
very simple eQuation.-7Ae Oiympian
The Warrington Worlds fai. commission
maintains quorum of its memte.s at the fair.
I'VE men at 500 . month each to do what any
one OF them would do - we'll or better. Tho
i've must formally convene and graveiy con.
sfdef whether . scrub woman shall no hired. or
whether the once boys salary shalt be paid.
And for this the state pays 900 month when
1t could be better served for $50. The commits.
sion. instead OF directing what should be done
and how It should DO done. BY means OF general
regulations that could have been easily pre-
pared, has decided to do everything itself. In.
stead of being directorial body, Il has made
itself an executive body. Instead OF manag mr.
and supervising, IL has set Q quorum of its
members. each ct . handsome salary, to per-
sonaily and collectively look after details that
might we'll have been entrusted to clerks at s5l
to VS. per month. and that clerks would have
managed much more efficiently Tacoma Ledoey.