The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-26

wnAruon, 0et IS -fSpeciai-1 - The
coaasy auditors Published '.Sotice OF
Nominations. fled In his Office. shows
that tie Republicans have the only com
Yssets ticket IN the Eei6 for state, county
and pFeclnc. officers. The Democrats have
no candidate for state senator and none
for representatives. IN the Forf5-rlgnth
disirics, End DO Candidate for county at
toroey. assessor. surveyor, coroner OF
wreck master. The Pops nominated fun
ticket. bat William Powell, one Of their
candidates for the legislature ia the Forty
ninth district. which includes the bay
cites. declined 70 run, and the ether can
dsssle, E5gar Linasay, OF Talrhsven. was
Withdrawn, the Pop leaders having agreed
10 vote the Pops for the Democratic can
dsdases ia reiurn for Democratic support
for The Pop candidate for senator In the
bar district and the Two candidates TOR the
house In the Forty eighth district. The
Prohibitson.sfs have made no nomination
for senator. only one for representative In
the Forty ninth district. and none for
eoaBty attorney. school superintendent or
surveyor. The Prohibition vote IL very
lght, however, having been only 22e for
governor two years ago IN the entire
VI y ~
year the Populist vote for governor ives
Last. the Republican /. ISL and the Demo-
cratic vote LIS. while for presidential
sleetors the Republican candidates had o
plurality Of about ESQ. polling i.7O9 votes.
while the Democrats polied i.i6i and the
popuiists i.osL The Demo Pop Legislative
combine IL making q strenuous effort
10 defeat the entire Republican legislative
ticket, and II the voters Of The respective
parties can Dc herded and voted as the
leaders desire the plan IL not unlikely 10
succeed. Many Pops in Fairhaven. how
ever, are greatly incensed ut the commit
tees action in Withdrawing Lindsay. and
. number Of the leaders have announced
their intention Of voting for the regular
Republican nominee In fsirhavsn in
preferences 90 the spotted egg candidate.
bat IL 10 believed that some Unaffected Re-
rahlicans will support the resident Demo-
cratic nominee here. and IL is not improb-
able that he viii be elected. In the coun-
Try district. the Forty -elghth. the Repab-
Leans and Pepulists will stand solldly by
saelr respective candid atss, bat as the
Democrats have no candidate I'm that dis
tract their vote will he divided. II they
support the spotted egg deal made here in
ths city and vote for the Pop candidate,
the Eaters calamstous walls are quite
likely - tie heard ia tho next house. One
of then. &. Il. Cline, vas chief clerk Of the
heuse ia 1880. and ia issis he was one Of
the delegates 10 the Republican state con-
ssntion shlch elected delegates Ia the na-
fsona convention 81 Minneapolis which
nominated President Harrison. lie
waited = nomination 81 the county con-
veatson that fall. bat. failing TO get il.
turned pop. aud soon became enc Of the
iUess prominent calamity howlers in the
Pop stsonEboia AZ Lynesa. GA the hole.
ths situation Is very badly mixed aad calls
Tor the most serious consideration aud
earnest work net 81 Republicans oa!y, ior
mere partisan considerations. bat Of every
thoughtful and progressive citizen who
realizes what q menace 90 the fature pros
perstY q the county lies IN the possibility
Of popuilst contfal.