The Daily Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 18??-189?, 1896-03-02

A Jordan worshipperi seeing a man look
ing somewhat seedy, accosted him on the
street today in the hope of making an
other, in the following familiar language:
''Hellow there as he slapped him on the
shoulder, your face looks familiar. Where
in hell did / see you at before?' 81 do not
know" calmly replied the seedy-looking
individual, but what part of he'll are you
from? / am from that part where they
do not want that DR.. Jordan for a ruler"
Just then the proselyter discovered that
he had business across the street.
The public would like to know how many
rabbit feet DIR. Jordan had to pull to do"
both the Populists and the Democrats in
the same month.
Rideout, Randolph, Robinson-right roy
ally ready to ring round and receive all
the loose political change for the riotous
rambling FOUNDERS of the Whitechapel col
| ored voters. Go it, you three Democratic
rolicsome, ratty rompers.
The Willing Workers seem to be pretty
| good at working" the candidates. Such
willing workers sometimes show up in the
Republican party also, but they are usual
ly very short-lived. Their dirty work is
soon exposed.
"A nightmare was it you said you had
last night when you went to bed think
| ing about what ticket you would vote to-
morrow" Well you will have a night
mule if you swallow that ticket that is the
! offspring of a cross between piIl-pushing
! Pop and mongrel Bill White Democratic
trick.
| VIII the citizens of this city ever allow
that Infamous gang, the kid committee, TO
ever get control of the municipal govern
| ment? They may do it, but we do not be-
| lieve it. Seattle is just about recovering
| from the last raid it made on her financial
vaults, and it is hardly yet ready to give
! them another opportunity. No, no.
! Mayor Belt may be able to belt the boys
| of Spokane into voting for the Populist
ticket, but he found it altogether another
| proposition to belt the people and sood
citizens into supporting DR.. Jordan, how
| ever inclined they might be to either Popu-
| lism or even worse, Democracy.
Jeffersonian and Jacksonian Democracy
was much in demand at the mongrel pow
| WOW Saturday at the Seattle theater. The
| Pops were just pitching sop to the Demo-
I
! the party.
The dog may return to his vomit and eat
it as well, but Seattle will not think Of
returning to esta ablishing of Whitechapel
again to the disgrace and shame Of the 100
different Christian churches within her
| limits.
Con Rideout is a wonderful Con- not
only in politics, but all down the line Of
| life. He has been trying to CON the
| Democrats to let him rideout of this coun-
| try on a government pass, but Democrats
do not do that kind of thing for colored
men, so the Democratic party has been
not only coming Rideout, but giving him
the razzle-dazzle as well. Evidently see
ing that he has got well ''conned," al
though he himself is a professional con
| ner,' he is now trying to work the mon
| gro-confusion ticket to remember him
should they. get there, but meanwhile just
| hand me few shekels for fear you do not
get there-''you've got your pay
The question tomorrow for each voter to
decide is, Which does he prefer, churches
schools and morality or dance houses, sa-
/ looms and wholesale infamy and shame,
! with houses of prostitution in every block?
If you desire the former, vote for Frank
| d. Black and the entire Republican ticket
But if it's the latter you perfer to see in
| Seattle vote for Dr. ]. Eugene Jordan and
| the mongro-confusion ticket. The issue is
squarely before you, choose between the
! two
Mayor Belt probably wants to get rid of
John Considine, which may be the reason
why he pleaded SO earnestly for the cleo
ton of DR.. Jordan. He knew if Jordan
was elected Considine would be here next
day to open up dance house and variety
| theater. Or he felt that this state ought
| to have another big city in the variety
theater business, with wide open houses of
prostitution. Nothing like having COM
pany, Mr.. Mayor, even if you do wear the
| Belt.
The Colored Independent Club that was
to march to the Seattle theater in body
turned out to be but the bodies of Ride
out, Randolph, Robinson and Will Mack,
four in number made up that wonderful
! Independent CLUB SO much has been said
about. The colored voters of this city well
know that these four creatures have al
ways been willing tools of the Democratic
party, and they were in nowise discon-
certed when the same four of kind be-
| came tools for this mongrel ticket with
| DR.. Jordan at its head, and Lee and John
| Hart and Lane at it's tail.
The angel of Populist purity, to which
John Considine can and will testify, from
| Spokane, came over to Seattle last Satur-
day no doubt al Considine's instigaeion,
| and probably on Considine's money, to ad-
wise Seattle citizens to vote for the ruina-
ton Of their sons and daughters. That
may be the caper in Spokane but it dom t
go here, Mr.. Pop Belt. or belt pop. one of
the two.
Two years ago the Populists thought
they would sweep this city by sending for
Governor Pennoyer, of notorious Popu-
listic fame, to come to the city from Ore
gon and speak to the benighted the even
| ing before election. Well. the attend TO
your business governor had his s5v'' ard
the party got 1000 votes This year they
send for Mayor Belt, of Spokane. Mr. BELT
is not as yet quite so notorious as PEN
noyer hence after his last Saturday