The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-03

Hon A. 3 Bush, our rsnrese1'sti~7s ct o yI1a-
pis, is not only doing his duty By ysting rign.
slong for J. Z. AIisa for senator, 5uEis making
maay friends among his co-laboTErs Of MS
ssfnsssness aud atteation 30 bGsi1es2 he Las
been male Chairman Of the fishery committee
and mas already introduced several Ills affect
;1S the fishing and oyster iadust-e% and ior
the better protection OF gama--s'atA Btno
Hsr1id
From the beginning Senator Allen ass shown
twice the strength OF Mr. Turner. ans bis ioysi
supporters are rs stsaf.as; As ever. -heF repre-
cent the Republican party aud the oe7s interests
OF the state, while tas Turner supposters repre-
sent OF Of sore-hesd cpossae ufSes-ssezsrs
who sre trying to dictate 20 the majority. To
the Alien supporters We say, with :lsiorisy OF
the eitizsns Of Eastern Washington stay with
1t, boys, Ar. Alien VIII get thers yst-Doytoa
Cayoaiei>
The sp3kans Rer5e,s libels Hon. D. 2. Ander-
son for supporting Hon. j. B. Allen Cor senator.
Goc pity our American freedom whes1 men are
10 sufer The curse of such DlscgIn CLING jour-
nas simply because he does his C>Ity 10 his
country and executes the viii OF NJ cons.itu-
ents. TIE Rersc,g srrs greatly in It's claims that
the people OF tae sixth district are s1r Turner.
Come, widen out. Grant TO others rna, which
you so highly prize. liberty 10 suupost the man
OF your cho.ce.-Fdrmfng,on Forum
No one VINO has followed Turner ttscougn this
stubborn, ili-advised and barren sSat he has
been making-subnit ting to the &ic.stion OF
Ms personal wishes IS against TIE gill Of the
majority and the doctrine OF sound party and
puoiie poiicy--ao such person need feel the
slightest alarm or Embarrassment Sess he De
Suspected OF evil motives: whsn Il S1ust be ap-
parent TO every one that be is dn.n@ the right,
JUST and proper thing with reluct5ncs which
ia the seye-ess charge he viii have TO meet
The Olympian
DIrn g the senatorial fight We ave heard
sncn terms as TRAITORS" "Jadas.E "poli,. cal
Prostitutes" ETC., applied to mecibera who
failed 10 carry out the wishes OF their con.
stiirens. Our joint senator, c. ]. He n, was
elected by tue Republican votes IF Doug as
county, having failed TO carry Kittis.s. We do
not apply any OF the above epi:f-ets 70 Mr.
Helm, but he was .ware Of the fact when sup
porting Juage Turner for United S;sEses senstor
that be was acting coDtrarv 20 the WISHES OF his
consti,uens.-Coglee City Ee,es
One of the most remarkable tangs Judge
Turner has yet done was 10 write . Setter few
days ago to the press. prociaiming {, the world
that the corporations were opposing lis election
because OF the fact thai he had opposed the.
unjust demands In the constitutional coaven-
ton and elsewhere. The natural sn.erenee Of
such letter wss that the corpo,s.iors were
therefore working for John B. Align and con-
troiied his support That such q declaration
was made with the hope of STAN peg ng the DEL
esates away from his opponent & a critical
moment Is oaly too evident, and wa unworthy
OF q man of Judge Turner's standing such tao.
tics are generally LEFT 20 politicians. AID when
candidate for go high place so far iorgets
MS dignity as to do anything o. the kind
he sacrifices public respect. To thislet,er Sena-
tor Allen was compelled TO repE, since his
honor had teen called into question. He re-
sented the iMputa,ioa In the mos. y.neo uivocal
terms and branded the statement OF: Judge Tur-
ner as an unwarrantei attack upon himself, his
supporters aud ais party.-DIrenpors Timea