The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

~ Hese could Be rsa1e kn,v,
u1nsa through the ofseers vha-a -
nesNa e. The Oregon code. h~,s.~h,
20 ~. which h IN force a, rr.s.., .
fncI...~ nowever. seem zaeas2se. an
aHeo - Think = Commissioner ..,-.sS
. Appotnted to prepare an .nrsr..v -.
TUA5ss TO The needs OF this szr.-av
sI.torF That would DO away rtsh ,.-.
ga. arrangements which nor zrta. 80
"se'o aHerd much necessary rs.se,.-
silver sentiment wAuaux
uis fe1lra from Alaska Congrs.sua.
AAar.ca visited na&sy os the So. - -.
sa wssf and along the Pacific cas- u
VIE the leading Republican rork-
sss IN those states. and vefu~ua 80
Fsst o. latest Information sLosys ,s,is,..,s
ar. Aacfich tesis very hopeful cv.r rns
outlook IN the states ae vfxssss u
TANKS wyoming ard Nebraska wi ..~ssv
80 i.spoo.lcar, and says the tide IA ,urn-
snx ~ California Washington ara orr
80. ana ne even thinks Mckinley may
There 10 really much enoaar.xs,,,
Tor the Republican party 20 r.r.orr .ra-r
s.S TAcsne coast. sasd the conxr@z.rna,
eASsetso 70 and practically he yno..
pop1aScs crying for free silver Pa
greatly sratifs1 10 find . strong ana
se"hx sentiment the other way 4
49, Anos wat reports have been re-
y
read nothing but Coas. pagers FOR oxe- =
month, and for the most part Ia "a "a
pers ~ That. but I think / am can..~s.
tsse IA projecting that a. lsas, TWO II no,
al three OF the Pacific coss, .tafe. .r,,,
choose republican esec,or. in November
~ouio not nave believed this posssple
Gis,y days ago Neither did I think IN.
Republican party had any show .hsssysr
IA s1eh states as Wyoming. Utah ana
NeoraskA To be sure, we hoped there
woSao % no question abou, Nebraska
oui today my Judgment In that Their. arv
no, TWO more surely Republican states
YES, OF Illinois than Wyoming and Ne
a 4 ioos TO see Utah 20 for Bryan.
les. senator Brown told me q. Saf. rAks
Sity last Saturday that ne taouxal y,
had nghilng show there.
TAXED with the national committee
man OF wyoming. who il al prasAn, on
the Coast. with prominent Republican,,
rho we're delegates 10 St Louis from
Sahtofaia and Washington. and wi,n
others all along the coast from sesstl.
70 San Diego. From their talk am con-
sinced We shall have large acee.s.ons 20
the Republican roll in the electoral college,
from the West which we dared not hope
for thirty days ago.
aa1orniA il really the iass state IN the
union That should be opposed 20 the main
teharce or TIE present god standard for
under their present state Law all contracts
are payable in gold. ant taey are aopar-
entity just waking up 10 the fact that with
Tree SILVER a. IL To IL will cost them A
premium tor the kind OF money they will
need TO pay their debts in. The side IL
turning rapidly In California for sound
money. There Ii question about 1t
l heard reports from ali over the state
The strongest silver sentiment, as Il ex-
lists today. Ia In the southern par; OF the
state. a. San Diego. Los Angeles and in
the Ssn Joaquin valley. But believe that
with the missionary WORK k.lng done
there change viii follow, and those Re-
publicans who are OF will get back upon
the platform. which they will be sorry
they ever deserted. Many OF those who
Ars still in 6oub, about tho money Ques
ton ara giving their allegiance 10 the
Republican ticket because they know
they need protection anyway. This 10
especially true Of the wool AMI prune
growers In the Santa Clara and San
Joaquin valleys. This Is also true OF the
Republicans in Oregon and Washington
who have suffered the evils OF Democr tic
experimental tariff legislation. In other
words. the issue OF protection IL beginning
TO come TO the front again. II Is certain
TO help the Republican ticket every
where"