The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-13

time. The judge spoke mainly for the
state ticket. and ciinoaed his advocacy Of
II by solid. convincing argument
The Sound Money Railway Club wIll
meet a. the FRS: Ward rooms tonight,
and on Wednesday night John E Hum
phries will answer Coin Harrey's
sneech.
Walia Walia and Columbia counties viii
both give majorit!es for Mcklaley and
sound money. Hon. Allen Weir re,urned
yesterday from a two weeks campaign
tour through those counties, and brings
back cheering word OF the situation.
The local Republican managers In
Wa1a Walia and Columbia feel confident
now that they VIII win," he said. I'VE
will have 200 majority in Columbia. and
enough in Wa.la Walla to make a major
lily all right. We have been making a
sehooIbouse canvass over there. Prof.
Dillon. OF Indiana. and myself have made
speeches In every precinct in the two
counties during t..e last TWO weeks. The
local committees are at work. and are
planning the campaign with the view OF
holding al least two meetings In each pre-
cinct between NOW and election day: that
is. meetings that viii be addressed by
speakers from outside their counties o.
course they will have their purely local
meetings too.
Il find that in the agricultural precincts.
when you get away from the towns, there
are places that are seldom reached by the
big newspapers, and when the people are
told the facts about the causes Of the pres
ent hard times. and the remedy Is dis
cussed, we have gains right along. In
every precinct whore have made
speeches we have made converts. Al one
meeting there were eight men who az
sured me that they rad changed from
bryan 20 Mckinley. and this tn a meeting
t.
probably not more than Atty people.
There is a great deal of work yet to he
done on that side of the mountains but
we VIII win u the work is kept up
a large and interesting open meeting Of
the Fall City Mckinley Club was held sat
uTsay evening, says a post-rnteil sgeneer
correspondent. There was large attend
sDce 81 ndles. A pleasant feature Of the
evening was the singing Of national airs
and campaign songs under the leadership
Of Miss Aygra Drake "a orxanist 4 nun1-
Der II Pcpulssts and Democrats were IN
attendance. and gave close attention TO III
tha; vas said. The main feature OF she
meeting was a profound and scholarly pa
per on HnAnce. prepared and resd hy a
Young lady resident 90 Fat city. ana a
graduate ~ the class Of $50. Washington
University. The college graduates are
said 20 be almost unanimously for sound
e<sssca,ion ard II the efforts q au - shers
are as sorcefel as ibis paper read before
The cice. then fae.T influence IN the pres
emf Political contest "a as rvSss-iasS as the
waves Of she mtghty sea. bearing onward
the seed ~ truth ard saand governs ent.
whose harvest shall he rasged and gar
nerea ever hy generations vet unborn. The
cfao Sia meet again On Monday evening.
Octoosr -.
Frank w C0shrnan, afro has made ere
~ ihe grsas AAtS OF the campaign. ard
/ Mas A. Cole w3il as.4ress a meeting as
veterans - the campfire 20 he held A.
! Telesa on Saturday. Great preparations
are h9eE made FOR fAIs ting, and IA
unusually large crowd - expected 20 listen
"a fhe ahi~ s7S~NSseS Maj Cole has he<r
dong roca work sn Western Washington.
ara Mr. eastman returns from Spokane
and Whilnt2a counties after zen sesx
sTsnt N tse most efYeS.s9ve campaign
work "a wsssch ~ spoke so.assy wfth Hon.
Harry A. FstrehiA. - S@~ whatcorn
roa " A Bee; addressed the citizens
o. Rainier an3 vbcsattv On The political -
sGas 90 tAs lay last saturday re~ nearly
twc hours re a>5 TIE close attention o.,
hs- aa6ierce. His sg>e~>h vas farceftrs Ell
osYsl~as ard fs.l ~ argument. covering nss.h
TIRE taTtT ART he saver question IA a nan
nsr sash convincing ana eoupsese. The
Hsn9 e2tcars a. Rainier are xasnszs rap
ny. anss or November ul,l Ess. a good
ss>oesns - themselves n th!s precinct and
esa~sy.
Representative sehn l. Murray. e san
joan cosnsy who irtressgsceA tie HI in
he Lass legislature groy23sng FOR tAe ~-s~r-
s-an over sencsi saysss@s ~ gn~ American
ssw. The passage os wAsea was apsscsess ny
Hem r. Rogers. ssS ga IRE cssv Oh sun
Cav r~rnsrG fer s11-s sFue. M Murray
= ere - shs RHxuessczn managers * rAe
ear aArn 81 San 3asr sSa&angy. &za a ~ a
gsssr1 EsS&t&az - spezk swsesEge5-sy ~ TIE
80 sasaA IN ass sectscn. lie say. s*ssr wsN
E@$s ap = majority 90 IT ts&sx fSa ssx are
FSfnsseshsza rtckes IN Ssn ruAu. ard -s>s.
f. szasI s<EsTe. ] k2cw 90 WA ara taking
a< l s&vs Sznx a<ss4 tie cG4-sy. and