The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-23
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The malay % Rev. =. W. =. Mays, the
editor Of the Poneroy TashinEtonian, IS
progressing az . dreadful rate III the
last issue or his paper he says.
We hereby challenge Grover. CIeVe-
land to = discussion or TIRE finaucial sys-
TEN OF this country on the question. he-
solved. That our presidents views 2s
expressed IN his recent letter. are vnten-
able and subversive OF American inter-
ests and the rights OF labor; and 20 -
fuse 20 accept this challenge is pluto
cratic cowardice.'r
This paper IS 50 stirring No the sood-
Iers al over this state that their organs
are heiching for.b wrathful wcrTnwood
ard gail. They are paving the ground
and curxing blue streak and eait'ng on
the PEOPLE OF this section 20 suppress US
and our paper. The chief Doodle organ
the Olympian. az the state capital, Is TAX
ing the lead IN this matter ana urging
f. upcn the people OF this section.
Those fellows are venting their spleen
,pofl this paner because Il always leads
IN their condemnation and the exposure
az their schemes 20 rob the people or the
state OF course they desire 70 nave US
end our paper suppressed K they can get
the work done by others than their cow
ardly selves That IS the tactics or me
Doodle gang They plan and lay back IN
the dark and get their tools 10 execute
their schemes OF plumber and then raise
their hands IN holy horror when one or
them is caught in the act They Killed
Gioystein and then laid II at the door or
the silver federation. They would incite
the people to Kill US and then, perhaps,
charge IL 20 Providence.
I'VE hereby inform the gang that we
can be found at our Office at all reason
able hours. and they need not go Tar 70
seek an opportunity 10 assassinate us.
We are ready 10 go when they can get
an opportunity to dispose OF us. There
Is no greater honor than 10 die for ones
country in fighting the battles OF the
people as this paper has done for nigh
onto fifteen years. Our intention Is TO
live and battle for the rights or the peo-
pie until there is not a boodler left 10
disgrace our fair state.
I'VE get cheering news OF our good
work from all over this commonwealth,
and Just as soon as IL was seen that the
people were urging US to be a candidate
I'm 1895 the swill ba tteries of all the Doodle
papers were opened upon US IN the hope
OF driving us from the minds of the peo
pie by ridicule, and threats of violence.
depriving us OF the right OF free speech.
We can inform the whole cowardly and
thieving gang that two-thirds Of the peo-
pie of this state are ready 10 defend us
even at the point OF the bayonet II those
boodIing rascals desire to push matters
that far.
THAT old thieving gang Is in the last
throes of political death and their insane
and inane mutterings will do little to-
wards melting the people 10 destroy this
paper Mr.. Scoby declares the peo-
pie (boodlers) of the state are
tired OF what this paper has
been saying. IL don't look much like
they are tired when one order came for
twenty papers the past week from his
own city. Our circulation VIII soon be
equal TO his In his own town II he keeps
on in his attacks. His last one made us
hundreds OF dollars In subscriptions over
the state