The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-27
TELLING THE ISSUES.
Republican Speakers Expose
Spotted Egg Fiction
MAPLE m a PRETTY PICKLE.
~. u.. given All HE Patronage Away
and Lsfs the Pops-krngs insersss
sn the Campaign

A rou.irx Republican meeting OF the
Ftf,h Ward Club vas he'd IN kankss nasi
last evening. IL wAs presided over oy
Iahn Arthur. and about so sere present
Speeches we're made by Frank T. Lewis.
Rrrub!ican candidate for senator. Judge
Orange Jscobs AMI Samue! III. Pies.
Mr.. Lewis vas loudly cheered when ne
began his speech. lie discussed the issis-
tsss OF The Democratic and Populiss plat
forms. The Democrats. be declared.
favored the reduction Of toe n1tr Der OF SUI
IRENE Judges from five 20 three, ana ne
thought when they had made Tow more
combines with soTshead Republicans. fop-
ulless. ETC., tia: they would, perhaps,
favo. having no supreme judges a. all
lie Condemned the Populist scheme 70
inc ease the ssme Of REDEEM ptlon oil Tore
closed property from one To Eve years, rs
well rs the initiative and referendum.
Hon. Orange Jacobs gaads logical ana
s,oancat address aud sas frequently IN
terfup;ca by hearty applause. lie tod
hos IN the making up o. the Republican
ticket uar.y traditions and the strict letter
az the las had been followed. The dele
gates had teen regularly elected after
fair and open contest The nominees were
there were eight or ten candidates for each
o.lice Because certain men failed TO nomi-
nate their candidates they had no right
TO become sorehesds and 70 go out OF the
convention and put up boilers ticket
Judge Jacobs said II he had made up tne
Republican ticket he would perhaps nave
made il Up little differently. but because
he did not succeed in getting AT ms
friends nominated he would not bolt The
ticket. All Republicans ought 20 vote tue
ticket even II they happened TO dislike
some one II the candidates, as there we're
The great principles and doctrines o: the
Republican party behind The ticket
Thee he proceeded 70 show the after
fatlsey Of lhe misleading Democratic state
rnent that the county government costs
s. 20 day The levy :or state. school
and county purposes iasG year was Sl.ao@.
gss75 OF this suiu Seattle got SIS. $50 ~.
other tosns, 81. So 30; the genera school
tar wss SO 073 -: SPECIAL school tax,
seastle school district, $50. lSa 20; outside
districts. SIS. 15o IL
The stste general fund got sl55. s53 90,
state interest fuad. S2,1io.59; state mill
tary fund, SO. s42 81: soldiers relief fund,
S27l0.so: leaving for county purposes
ASA $50. 10. The taxes for state, school
and other purposes the county tad moth
ing 20 DO with. The county authorities
slnaply collected the money and handed 1t
ever 10 the state or the school districts.
La conclusion, Judge Jacobs said no elo-
qgenes Of his could conyincs as did the
logic OF tho hard times that nov was the
time to vote che Republican ticket
4 H. Plies aroused the audience TO the
highest pitch OF enthusiasm when he said
that IL was high time that the good people
OF the West banded together and stamped
out Populism. which was blighting the
entire West with its false aud mis-
leading doctrine. He asked what good
had been accomplished by the
march Of Gen. Jumbo Cantwell
and Gen. Jsfiries from Seattle TO Washing
ton City and back. The Democrats had
allied themselves with the Popalists and
soreheads and II they won they would give
All even worse administration than that in
which Krag and his fellow thieves tiour-
ished and stole. Mr.. Piles said he was
certain that the Republicans would elect
the entire county ticket aud would soon
elect Republican congress and Repub-
tean president