The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-08

while F-chaoSts1rsss. aow po7a.ist. wxsA
sSrz-a-tcrS 10 he REPRESENTATIVE sro-. the
Fa-tr-S-sf ds<erset. TIE Sosscxsnx from a.
wesl-knewl Republican IS self sxplz1a-
rc-y-
AT Temperance gr-oA sh:.iorl meeting
had IN this gfsy. IN waicA the Rev C1arx
DAVIS Was the Speaker. l. xaS stated that
Z Hsf been predicted By A2n and others
cs t1esr party that the large amount Tex
c@sSsvee - money extended for drink
distilled ans a-sSe@sD would cause A s1ar-
c1aa panic sue5 as W. had = the cary
sumner az 1Ss. 2rA that Szcs beng tna
cause The remedy far hard tines Eas re
z5csIszsn % TIE manufacture ara uze -
al i-Euo-<. This Is nc. the Language. 81.
tae subject lzatts- ~ he address, wAsch
Vas delivered ca-@zg -sss n hall On Pike
street e Il SHR
Trtil within the last week SAYS TIA
Philadelphia Ledger. TIE Republican mar
ayers hays been inclined 20 co-ceIe tire
paclfse coast. sncludkng Cassfor-sa o-eSe.,
and Washington. 10 Mr. Bryan They are
naw hopeful thzt Iae.r electoral votes may
get oe secured for Mckinley and Hobart,
Confidential reports received indicate n
decided reaction. ard give al least a ayat-
ing chance Cor ne Republican nominees II,
Sss'ose states They must. therefore. be
placed n the doubtful columns. The o-,-
teefson sentiment IS very strong in AL Of
them and there Is a large class OF wage
ezrners in eacn Who are unable 70 satisfy
themselves a. present r.at a decrease N
the purchasing power os the dollar VII
be- a. presens advantage 20 their own IN
ts-ests.
A large number OF the citizens Of Sro-
qGa1En.e turned out on Tuesday evening 20
hear ]. l. Green and c. e Ren1sSerz ex-
pound the doctrines OF soErsd rnosev ard
protection w. Thompson presided dur
a1g the meeting and much was SAID By tna
speakers or he evening - sxpiai, the fai-
iacses or free silver and free trade The
meeting Was considered great success by
al! present ansf many went home wlfh ~
ne wed vows 70 sun stand by the grand old
party
In former years Sne1uaimls has been a
Democratic stronghold. bat TIE Repanl:-
cans are stronger this year raan usual.
and on November the people OF that pre-
cine; viii roa up q majority for Major
Nc kinney
There was free silver meeting in TIE
T1iro precinct OF the Ninth ward Mon
o2y evening at the Fremont opera house.
Colonel A. j. Blsthen wzs the speaker Of
the evening There was also a free coin
age meeting in the Second precinct Of IRE
Ninth ward Tuesday evening. a, WIKI
toaoiei oletAsI VAS the speaker of the
evening He was greeted By very snail
audiences both Places. ana - rrarar-
fifteen men IN the audience got up ami lef.
the room. causing a small sensation, "a
they were representative citizens. The
meeting then adjourned. as there were not
enough left 20 speak 50.
Iae Railway Mems Nsn-Part!san Scum;
Money Club, formed by Northern Psrifsc
eTp'oses az sDragGs. low has ninety-fya
members The club was ORGANIZED S@o-
TENDER y with a membership of f,rsv-
AVE. and a. the meeting last MonSsv
evening fifty new members we're added -
the ron o. c. Wakefield is secretary.
). n Piles addressed the people ~ S.a,-
wood Monday evening on the issues o.
TIE dsy. The attendance was large. ard
TIE enthusiasm unbou uded. Every men
lhon o. the name % Mckinley brought
forta applause. Quite large delegation
was present from Florence