The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

z.Tesstsoc - fsss Rad c&aSsec sGezn 70 s@As~
ter are nearly al fave lett me county
There il 20 nsoTa prospect cf a psr1ect
fusion srs0nz tAe yogssa than there is OF
Gre moon bssr.g turned sn:o Ssfss cheese.
s4te CHAIRMAN GaersgG4s There b 50
cssc& dissatisfaction by the Fopnss's WITH
3sse lss1grgs;s. srvs b. The Democrats wisn
fss po.sBitsgs, TIA; it amounts 70 DoiIed
d<,aru hatred Igs Eopaitzss have a-~a
sbak.-g Ss.ser nxas against Dsa Carrfs.
ss~ sgersN. ax.a rrw tssf Ne has beer sGc-
aszsfsi there is hest 81 CuSFass Fe1aiAss
xn-ysgSas taat KIT rst vets tor strn BIZ
Gs,sssuse. gho was turned DOWN ny the
Ys~rnscsass. IL a u.An with a strcax 2aa.
spe. whether rs lays 90srE or Eot. y IL
csr.ssn hss sr4ea.e viii not. l have been
sassg By a dozen Democrats today t7as The
Republican tAeket was saSe 10 Se elected
tais .GA'
uaseasa!ag the general situation. Mr.
Garrigues s&id:
s There are nearly fifty shingls ard saw-
niJs In sssoaoDssh county. ana about as
many oxgsng cams. All are running 20
their utmost capacity. We has nearly tbs
ssEne number og mills IN js~. but some
Sers lying s8is and these thai were sutl-
nys we're Ia bad condition. No@ the mills
are running osi fas tine and are paying
pYonsytsy AZ an increased rate OF wages.
tNore. Iae rnen had 10 walt for months.
OF take their wages Ia .Irnaer. as The aEn-
erf we're unable 20 secure cash for their
product. The yscrk!rggseu rad a hard time
10 gs. along gnt4i Il year ana bali ago.
when tbs Improvement began. Today sie
employers are all boxing fpf good men.
ard vie hs.e. 40 l4l. fnen with long faces.
ana frank 10 sag that so far taiz county
has secured q great deal more prosperity
than wss prosnissd 6ur1n1 shs Mckinley
campaign.
There are still = great many Populists
sr some PARTS Of this city and 10 the Sti,sa-
xuan.sh valley. bat thsEe h. no enthusiasm
among them. while there is a great deal
n enthusiasm among fhs Republicans.
During the campaign u lsat' this was re-
verssd Then ihe Pcouiists were as active
as ants They were Idle ard looking for
tas remedy. Tie Republicans we're then
apathete. AMI In some sections we had
considerable difficulty In securing men who
would 20 around aud pat ap notices Of our
meetings When our county committee
met OH the 18th inst. there were forty
members present Every ons reported that
there wera Democrats and Populists in
their precincts who would vcte this year
with the Republicans / believe we can
ysyerse t1e Judgment Of swo years ago and
e,ect the entire Republican ticket: as this
yuar tho Republican, a glorious uni,
For the first time IL Eve years our fac
tfofai fights are al res, and We are ali
working In perfect harmony"
Il. Ii. Nichols speaks conzeTvaiively. but
at The same time enthusiastically lie Is
a eioss observer, a good politician ana ag~
gressive In action. He said: IF the Re-
publican party f. iudieions In It's nominal
ilons. pats up only good men, selects an
a county committee with some men
paign. there Is no reason. IN my opinion.
why the Republicans should not be con-
fisent Of success" Mr.. Nichols figures
from the standpoint CT q nan who knows
personally % sufficient changes In seGsI-
ment among Populists and Democrats to
Indicate what can reasonably be expected
from fhe masses Of the party.
Fred Sumner n enthusiastic for Repsib-
Ilcan success. He is working along the
!iue that only good men shall! be saieoted
to Ill the offices, and when this is done.
believes the whole tickle; can he elected.
including members OF the legislature In
eiinea toward this belief also are Judge
joan G. penBey, L. ID. Ward, ex-County
Clerk Robert Hubert. Thomas Sumner.
&. 81. Kennedy ana Others. The war cry
among Republicans seems to be: "Au
fact3cnai fights ARE ended. now altogether
Tor long. strong pail.'
J. HOWARD WATSON,