The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-18
uoo,.yrLT's WINNING CAMPAIGN.
Predictions Made That He VIII bent
Ta.nmnr,y In New York city

SPECIAL Dispatch Ia the Post "i'cef.
NEW YORK, oct. II" Roosevelt ana
Victory Is tie campaign sl9e itl iH -"
York city and etttc Of me Reuuh.icanS ms
Far The VgOroI~ and IN tererfIIS person.
u,ity OF thu Republican sianedfd bearer.
Theodore Roosevelt, has given vim ana
here this autumn. TIE h.gh personal re-
gard ~ which TIE Republican candldat"
for governor Is held by all the people ms
great purity Of life and eontasiou5 pa
riot su, make Mr. Roosevelt an ideal can
d.date. Opposed T. him is Augustus Van
Wyck a justice Of the supreme court ia
the brooklyn district. or what Is called thc
Second department. tie IL brother OF
Robert A Van Wyck. the present mayor
OF Now York city The present mayor
Of New York city was Tammanys cana.
date. and is. IN the mayors chalr. one 81
It's most obscquiou4 servant. II was
Tammany led hy Croker, that dictated
Augustus Van Wyck's nomination Al the
Democratic state Convention. Senator
Democracy. and the leader of the ny
state. or country. Democracy IN the state
OF New York. was forced 10 accept Van
Nyck by Tammany Hal, which in plain
English. r. a synonym for Richard Gro
Eer. Croker dream = 20 extend Tam
many's power over the whole state and al
any rate. II worst comes 10 worst. 10 trad
of the state ticket 10 help his friend, Ed
ward Murphy IT,. 10 retain his ssaI n me
United States senate thGs killing off HE
Tammany Han. II must be understood *
q great business concern n as way. bf3
trades upon tho wants and fears % indi-
vdnals. II Il strong - IN the worst parts
OF New York cl.y. Sncs i came tn pow
er. Il year ago, when the reform wave had
Mayor Strong II d.d not al first set out
to ovrrturn things, hut now. seeing Itself
securely IN the saddle :, has permitted
the great city ~ New York - h. agln
run "a what $ called "w.de-opeD" town.
II must not 0n understood by this that
crime IS rampant, 0F fut thing OF TIA
k:nd but ilaf vice my he easily found
by those who seek after IL Tie elem nj
that opposes Tamma0y most vigorously
j. a C.uzeuE' Union, an organization o.
the he's; people II 5Ae cts. II he las
municipal election S,ih BeH VS. "a CT
ize Ms [ sIon candidate" IT. pailet I5a %
votes Their iuos'V''r are good the very
b,si. va ;os,-h m; t1eir fans sGd RENE
dies are heeestle doubted a. 90 ptaHgtefy
~ many Republicans The Republicans
IN the last mpni tpal calnpaig7. fefVs p
- allow the IDENTITY ~ tic kepubl can
party - be swallow 81 up or to ~ ta,t ~
II 80 ~ an iadcpe0 en- ~ 1.zati0n y .'h-
81, thc PARTY. therefore 4 r. Ecutan..n
! Tracy. ~. former secretary ~ ..t-
navy under Harrison. Wa placed fu tA~
Tracy received !u.@H votes Van NTy,k
ewing "a thu un'y ~ h.s forces. aud 81.
a,,sA''2te cFta utH e a,s e.ccroa WIS
ah.r 90 g.oii ~ -" <ot,s- TIE Cta2ca.,
Union hts "ot ,~frayue 4 ~ pHt e cauat-
Us}e IRE lAe b-.d t.r NaNy9s+r 4ltAoass
som" farliNe njf. 11a-r a1tr bees ntt3r 81
ncv,ptra yn AZ }3rd- tSe on- rnar NJ,
has 1ns.st a. party t"4 ar3wa fo tt"
party f} }h9 contend gE fst...- Ief -l.
R~puhiiean ;,sr'v 'a Jats et..-ao pre~ 1fs
the Il 81 n,,4.sA Z .v.fe~ er ter Ntuert.-.,ti
haT was was owe ~ Saln Lows sfett.-
"3ppe3te.s ia tat s.tv election aheaI e
VA aEo. made g., 81 "r-t address is
TGe N,esunsuE - .at ts,-..t.se t4et week
rar ~ No-.arn-ar ,rh-t N. cesar.