The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-06
HE IS IN TO WIN.
Mr.. Sullivan Confident Of Be
publican Success.
BECAUSE VOTERS ARE THINKING
Candidate for Governor to Speak In
Spokane Tomorrow mccall and
Apsiey Here Today.

Apsiey Here Today.
There IL a, ieasr one Of he Republican
candidates who IS heart and soul II ne
work OF the campaign. he = Potter
Charles Sullivan. who was IN the ciiy
yesterday for a few hours but fctar11d 20
Tacoma In .lrne 20 greet Congressman Nc
Cal, and Aspiey. the leading sDeakers al
Last nights big meeting. AT. Sullivan ].
quiet and unAssiuniDg, bat when ae sp>aAs
Ii is 10 the point
.'The prospects .or Republican success.
lie said yesterday. ARE becoming brighter
every day. and am confident the party
wilI carry the state. People are ccans al
We expect them to do. and thai - 70 think
and to reason for themselves. and Then
they do that ] am willing 20 say s1at IKE
publican success is assured.
Mr. sullivan will De ia spokane s1oaday.
Labor day, and will address the voters IN
that place Then ne Will make loar OF
Southeastern Washington. and VIII visit
his old homo In Whitman county. where
ne has 2 host OF friends TIE prospects
arc that his visit Will D> turned into
triumphal tour.
A, the meeting OF the Republican state
executive committee yesterday the cues
ton OF the assignment OF speakers. OF
whom there are more than a hun 1Fe5. re-
ceived the most attention. although mat
tiers or minor importance were discussed
fully Speakers ara now being rapidly as
signed and before many days Republican
orators Will spring up in every part OF the
state TO preach the gospel OF honesty ana
honest money. At the close OF the meet
ing most Of the committee. acco npanied
by CTR Sullivan and Chairman SwetIaad.
went TO Tacoma TO attend ths meeting
last night. There were present ~ the
committee meeting Walter Christian. Ia
coma Henry l.. Wilson, Spokane; W. +.
Ely, Kelso W. +. Bell, Snohonisa; Wil
IT, Kenoyer. Chehaiis. George A. Joiner.
Mount Vernon; w X. Kennedy. Ritzviile.
The aDsentees were j. NJ. iilll. Coifax;
I.svi Ankeny. Walla Wala. and George
NJ. Stewart. Seattle. bat all were repre-
sented by proxy.
A Sound Money Democrats Club OF Sc
attic Is to be the next feature OF the cam
pzigp. A call has already been circulated
and has been numerously signed. II asks
"AIl citizens of Seattle who are DESTROYS
OF upholding and teaching the principles
OF honest money and sound finance. and
who believe in maintaining the name.
precepts and organization Of the grand
old party OF Jefferson. Jackson and Cleve-
land" 10 meet az rooms +os 10 Al. Burke
building. at o'clock next Wednesday
evening. Among the signatures are the
following names:
Thomas Burke. John II. Bryant.
q. II. Fortson. Il. n Halter.
Edward q. Graves. Joseph Il. Hlll
Ben Hazeline. Charles r. Munday.
I'll J.. Terry. 4. =. Devote.
Josiah Collins. Grar Vile . HaIler.
A p McF.wan. Thomas N. Green.
Harry r. Taicott, charles n Baker.
Charles Power. Thomas r. Hardin.
$. u, King. George VI. Faschall.
David E. Durs. Charles osner.
II. i. Mesarye.
A. 7. Hotchkin. OF Seabeck kItsap. coun-
~ Who for many years rhe Idol OF
Rensselaer, county. New York Democrats,
and who stood by his party through Thick
and thin. has finally reached the point
where ne can't So. his way clear. lie
SAYS out and olft that ne WIN not support
fhe Chicago platform. because he believes
III sound money. and because there are
other pianks In the platform which are
un-Amorican. Continuing ne said.
Il will no, vote for mo fhird ticket
nominee for the simple reason that II
Il Throwing away my vote. AZ 30 what
shah do. rsu't say. Perhaps ! may vote
for Mckinley"
Just think OF rho former sheriff OF Rens-
selaer county New York. and who was
known in Troy rs a hard Shell Democrat
voting tho Republican ticket. Rat there
are lots OF them.
Mr.. Hotchkin says that someone took
advantage of hts absence from Seabeck
and had him nominated FOR justice OF the
peace.
The political situation IN North Yakima
IL thus given by John T. Hartman. tr..
cr thi. city. who has iuSg returned from
east OF the mountains: II &tv quite n
large number Of Republicans. a0d find
things very much better than they were
two weeks ago. in fat. every 1ins Is now
very hopeful Several ~ tho o'd lime Re
pihlicans who had gone OF chasing tho
phantom 81 free silver have come at last
fully 30 realize that ,hore MS nothing IA
view hut n mirage or it@appoiu meat, Tho
several Republicans ase ROW making a
personal canvass among tn~ir friends. all
through the county. with Surprising re
suits They all NOW feel II All 81 she good
workers in the state wpuid start out with
. neghhor to neighhnr congeren = finding
or Just What lt"rRIurN IS needed :or tho
Individual. and supplying The same. Tat
the state viii be carried safely with a
foooa Republican majority
Two weeks ago many ~ the EN0uN-
Leans believed thar there s. "a LANCER H.
Yakima county. bat upon coa.ttos noses
and going carefully into tire facts. they
found that tho popgli>ts are verv noisy.
hgt have not many votes. They have a
couple or Republicans a. lca<4 there. who
have gone out NitA tho new marty. auf the
heys insist upon calling these Fnnul.stv'
With tncrcaSsrE anger on tho part II th~
would he rcfOTmerS hnt no uaaf:Nr hov-
angry they get. ths heya believe fhe ravv
name IL proper. Ihlmau. I.~@eh N'hitS;on
Spcrry cornctt. pcuai3 ar7 4 host ~
others ate IN ihis movement - make
personal canvass amonS tho voters The
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