The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-25
PLATT FOR GOVERNOR
Likely to Be Nominated in
Spite Of Refusal
WAS ~ 1894.
As Hill
Nearly All rhe Delegates Prefer PIass,
Although Few suIk-Hanza
Friendly to Plarx-

TIE proposed no-t-z.3o- CO g~ Pat.
4 - aL~ge1@ Is for the purpose % heating
14-7-s1ces zn2 y<svz1-Ez 1-eze5 -
twe@- Tie followers o. Af1-s-h ar5 Fzsn
but = sazE 3 ras an Z III. s2xzIv 90 s1e-
cess.1L Tor sz--z6y there IS s-.c-zoa over
WHO SAL % Mr. PATS RAINING r-zse
TIE frsez1s u Mr. Psatt have c01assz t1e
1a<se % John e. Sczsch4r5 u g@@zIs
w1E5 tie 1f1ce o tsEssnsrs xover-o-. AZ
lis has gwen oFe1se 20 ia followers o..
Ar- Woo5rur os Brooklyn. who ~As-xs
"a ~ou1 have ssec Ia eacsee az1 re
Pl1t. eocr nc; been launched Mr. say
t01's frTs51s ara rot svsrxa to having rs
name c0zE8s1 with Lr Ptzsfs OF Ire
Icks-. ard DIR. Saxtcz 3 coc<ez as pass
Ing s1co-rAurzz apcr Mr. PHztt a. rns
Logical 7nznine- % ne party Marx Hanna.
x - alleges. las spoken very Eavorz5ty IF
Tie nomination ~ Pazrs
Saratoga ~ T.. Aug sa-Tr. e-a OF |.
DAY % rnsnF conferences ards = situation
tonlgat that has hardly b-ea eaazissa IA
t7s history Of state Republican conveE-
2c2s- IaoTlas 9. Pat Tor many years
the iea6sr Of the party And h.s orcs al
oErceho.dsr, Is osselEe1 IN 80 vigorous a
manner 114s s-s Discriminate not 20 -
q e2C1IG41s. stu adhered 70. IL quite Ike
- % De 0gerrs1dea. and the scores that
marked the nomination Of David b Hill N
lisa may End Republican r-pesIfsoa 10
have zcr months nurzs6 guherEGtorzai
5ooms fad those boorns tonight on sne
F@Tge Of collapse, 3 collapse SO sccdsn gaat
Il aAs pzra3yzs1 he ambition o1 zges5c
workers and spread some discomfort
among the rank and ne
As % whether PAT has changed rs
attitude from refusal - consideration 90
acceptance - sal himself t0asEAt. II
have lot recede1 from ny position OF LAST
night The pressure brought 70 bear rpoa
ne today has been very Ers2s. ard I have
simply sad tAzt / x0u}6 not give HnEs
declsk0a a the entire question "a toEner-
row"
By sorns this = construed 20 mean tina;
PsAZt SsE reconsider ard aGcepN- bgg there
are others equally a. positive that hs vii
rot accept Tanight al ~ tas candidates
are stl n the fed. bit waiting n al IL
active ssate for Mr.. Plat 70 make some
zr.oureetnsut.
II Mr. PIatt accents ~ will 10. receive
= unanimous noninAxfoa. nor no-nIaa 1ion
by reclamation Seine members from New
York city have openly asserted t1at they
VIII not vote for Flatf. and thai wEu ne-
c@ssitafe 3 ballot. The situation = fail o.
0E@azs1@xs here
Ths platform has besn prepared ard hzs
been read By the ieAGers and approved
By them II IS not lengthy. and approves
% the work % TIE ask legislature. OF
the Rzines law. Il vii say & Is the most
effective izw with regard 20 the liquor
traffic that has been enacted n an Amer
tcan state. has re&2c@d the number OF sA-
looms and taken t1e saloon OF @ Do.itscs.
turned into ne treasury more than ten
millions OF dollars and benefited the cause
% na<zUty. L viii commend The admin
istratI3n " Gov. MorrSA and, the passage
By the Legislature OF the greater New York
bill TIE financial utierAnee ali be almost
Ike the plank II re national platform
so- god