The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-29

Lincoln brooks. auditor ard state Re-
-. was at the Bufler last night en- route
70 Tacoma 10 attend the meeting OF the
Republican state central committee to-
day.
n there Is a ropsilist IN town holding
extreme siens. II II Capt Atweii. He met
pr. j. Eugene Jordan the other day. and
said: Il even 60 further than you. doctor.
| am for no tax bat fhe single tax Bat
] 60 further than you. answered Jordan.
II am FOR no tax II all.
A free silver man wearing a Squire but
ton was asked yesterday when the sefat-
or would return 70 the city. Just yoa
wall I'll ThuFsday night; he said
predict that he will be az the Arfnory With
the rest OF the white metaiists" And the
silver man wsnked the other eye and walk
ed away.
when Charles n Baker. the sound
money Democrat whe intends 10 hold his
nose and vote for Mckinley, was asked
yesterday what ne thought would be the
attitude IL the gold Democrats OF tho
country. he gave this characteristic re-
piy' "Ne and Mr., Eckeis. when he ar
rives here next week on fishing trip. viii
tell you.
John Arthur. who Is widely known as
ore OF ske best posted men on the subject
Of politics Ia be found IN the state. -
keeping sn thahackground nowadays quiet
III attending 70 his law business. Bat at
TIE same tine ne is watching the political
situation wltA as mueh interest as when
y central COMMITTEES.
rev clark Davis. who has been nom
mated fQg eunsrcs@ on the Prohibition
tiekes Il said 10 DO an ardent advocate %
fusion 10 the extent taat lie De Endorsed
for e1lce IS TIE popuilsts, lie announces
fhat he i a free silver man SsS DAYS IN tho
year. and anticipates receiving The sup
part OF tho whige metal advocates all over
tho state Rev. NJ Davis Is n resident OF
fne FIFTH ward. the Hcene Ok lBaumerehie
Political battles. IN which every party has
aesn active.
5 Il, pucs aselares Sc VII never manage
aanther political campaign. Tie saws that
SINCE tisn bEfleiRa-Saaire HEat az the prt-
maFles last Nav people have generally
placed ar exaggerated estimate On his
greatness. 89a this Impression Is being
fHc ether night. when his iEftie boys moth
ef was preparing hiM for bed trying 90
teach hiln his pFayers and telling how
EfeAt and good a man was Jesus. she child
broke tnr ea3ewntEs ~ the occasion hy
this inquiry rs Jesus as big mag as
my pags
A. tha BRYAN ratification meeting to-
morrow evening ai &he ArmQrs music Nill
~ furnished ~ the First Regiment hand
snd a Eiee cab. ard speeches Wil} be made
an Richard Nlnser. " =. Andrews. Will
fam IT, White. James Eiamsitan Lewis,
Charles Fl Flshnack and John Wiley. The
meeting = purely 2 iotnt undertaking by
Eryaa ugEu alone. h8t Is - ignpase Die 10
SaV Whistler they N}s3 he able 10 avoid aay
AtscasSt9n ~ fhe vice presidential aaes-
tlbu f3se silver men say tacx SiH have
euss ~ gnHfHAa4a EeeNd taat an overflow
meeting sill b necessary.
Young Mems nryan Clah has been
fafuea ia ghfs gisv. Nfh a mem lsershtn q
aaatt g" 1he oGieers are FTes.3ent.
James E. Crotiys vice president Frank
= ArGhtf secretary. 81 9. Morse treas
uFeF. ~ stanley keHwsck seFxeHuE-at-
az tAe cfah s. - Gek votes for EFFan. The
eFe aT.SatioN i n1aainaliy uaa-lssrtls