The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-11

Ia 20 be married on December ss 70 gsss
o.fte Eaifaer. . beaussfsi zoclesy belle
Of ~. Paul. The ether r. that an WAS a
part OF TIE machinery ts8t has ssarceegsed
IL erecting Nal NcKtnley president OF
sheAe United States
Il VIII sserefors be seen that ne has
good reasons 20 be En a happy frame o.
Enind-Sout zFAsi there Is 4 ~ in the over
flowing cup % hts happsne=s. ard that T.
the fact mat washington went ever 10
the Poguiist camp. Mr.. Perkins said last
night:
n arrived in the state on Tuesday aaa
~az pleased 70 szsnd or ms native heath
again. viii not remain ioag. ~ I nave
an important matter 10 attend 10 on the
18th OF ibis naonsa ~ 81 Paul. Il &
political meefingg Ne. asem. well. I'll
tell you. bnf yea must keep Il quiet. am
20 be married on that date % Miss ottie
Wa}fher IN s.. Paul From there we viii
10 20 Cleveland. D. where sc VIII remain
tla along about March g. issz. Then We
VIII so 70 Washington. ID. G.. and there
We viii STAY until about the last 81 April
Then we viii return 70 Tacoma and dear
Old Washington.
= feel greatly disappointed over the re-
suit OF the election III this state. Il j.
TIE greatest blow that the STATE ever re-
cesyed and mas done Washington great
deal 0f harm WITH the moneyea men OK
tbs country. ! know whereof / speak.
as / nave talked With them concerning
the matter. They win have as Httie as
possible TO sc with this state while K Is
under tie incubus OF Populism. There =
one thing that the Republicans have got
10 do. and that i 20 shake OF ali per
s0na3 differences and work together ard
take the state out % the sIough OF Popu-
lem into which II has fallen. II this Is
done predict that this state Will have
~ $50
has ever experienced The Eastern cap
itaiists know and say that this state Of
fefa a splendid field for investment, but
they do not care 20 put money In a state
that II controlled By P0pufisfs. CalifOr-
MA and Oregon are deserving OF the
greatest credit for the manner in which
they stood uD for the Republican party
during the presidential campaign. They
are being rewarded Tor their feaity as in
yesiments ate pouring into these two
sfAtcs rapidly that they VIII soon be
the theaters Of a great and renewed pros
perity. OF course Washington viii share
~ the prosperity Of these ~ates. but I
hate 10 see my home state getting what
might be- termed secondhand prosper
~, when she should be sitting at the
bounty board alongside Of California. Ore
gon and The other Republican states.
In my opinion, Marx Hanna. the
chairman Of che Republican national com
nftftee stands today ~ the greatest of the
great political leaders. His name viii 20
down IN history - = man who sacrificed
his personal Interests 70 public duty. Will
lam Mckinley gave the people Of the
country words Of wisdom during the most
trying times and circumstance. and the
opposition VAS unable 10 pick G flaw in
anything thar he said The campaign was
a great one. as 81 brought ouf the fact
that whenever this country H. threatened
affects the best interests OF the country.
tie people arise IN their might and over
throw IL.
'sThe experience ! had while serVing on
The national committee has been OF great
benefit 30 me. AS IL gave me an acquaint-
aacc with many % the great men Of the
day. and benefited me IA various ways.
Hs the way. ! helped put Lee FairchiId
on the list OF speakers. and he made a
big hit