The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-10

COLUMBUS, O. Jan. s.-The senatorial
situation has changed to-day. The confer
encss continue day and night. and doubt
fal members are given rest But no
SUCH nops we're announced today as those
OF the previous two days in favor Of Han
ia. The workers for the senator say they
row have enough votes. Ths kurIz work
eFs say they CAR spare another vote or rw o
and still defeat Hanna. But they insist
that they have lost ali OF their doubtful
nssu TOW, and VIII stand 10 the last with
II least eight Republicans and sixty-iive
Democrats members against Hanna.
Tney even say that they expect to get
Manuel. OF Montgomery. and Griffith. Of
Union. back on tae4r side again before
Tuesday ltds also claimed by the opposi-
tion that wnIIe Senator Hanna's forces
have been charging or their lines that
they have been successfully attacking
his lines and have promises from members
on whom the senator has been depending.
The Hanna men clairr, two accesslons to-
day. bds they will not give any names, as
they did those OF Representative Manuel
Friday night and OF Griffith last night
The opposition TO Hanna has TO betting
yet in its favor. The bets. ranging from
$50 70 $1,000. for even money, or Hanna :
election have remained posted at the Neil
house for Two days without takers, aad
there are other bets being offered amoa z
them being one Of 500 by Gov. Grosvenor
on Hanna's election. None of the bets
are on the result Of the first or any other
ballot, but all ara offered or the final re-
suit.
While the workers On both sides have
been chasing doubtful members and hold
ing secret conferences today. the general
public has been agitated over the result
tomorrow Of the inauguration IL noon and
tae Hanna mass meeting IN the afternoon.
Both sides are today arranging 10 avoid
street collisions or any kind os trouble
The mass meeting viii not be called 10 e.
der by Chairman George *. Nash. OF the
state Republican committee. It'll p m,
and those In charge Of the inaug GratIon OF
Gov. Bushnell will seek 10 prevent the IN
auRuration exercises before the clubs be-
gin the march to the Auditorium for the
mass meeting. The railroads have ar
ranged 20 ran the excursion trains far
those attending the Inauguration early in
the morning and for those coming to the
mass meeting later In the day. r - Han
IA men are seeking 70 have as many here
as possible in the afternoon, and the op-
position is equally energetic in raIiying all
they can in the different counties for the
morning demonstrations.
The militia and other organizations are
arriving tonight TO take part in the in
auguration.
In the morning parade there win be 4
marked absence OF Republican clubs. All
the police OF the city and many detectives
Will be on hand for both occasions. There
have. IN addition TO the regular number,
been over foe ergeants-at-arrns appointed
for the mass convention In the afternoon.
with Alexis keeler as chief sergeant
alarms
Chairman Nash viii state the objec, Of
the mass convention: that II was called
OF The request % county Republican COM
r.ittses. etc, and then he will introduce
tire chairman ~ the mass convention. con-
gresham Waiter Weaver OF Springfield
whQ was spokesman last week OF the Re-
publican delegation that came from Bush
nelFs 5ome 20 cal on the governor and
protest against The course OF his sxcel-
leHcy = this senatorial contest. 4. @
CatEa and John Z, AaIioy the Reuub-
Hear caucus candidates, respectively. s0r
clerks e the senate and house. viii be The
secretaries All the Reptbli~sr ratn,,s
nominees who were defeated by the Re-
publican members voting with the Demo-
Gratis on tha organization of ths Iegszia-
f0re are Included In the list OF SgrSea.ts-
alarms
While the resaA@ tIoas thai w-i1f re r-s-
seT2ted ~ she convention viii nor 9f~e-
materially from those heretofore afopteuf
IN Re counties, & IS in;tnated that there
vi ~ o1e appealing - Senator Foraker
as TIE senior senator from Ohio 20 da-
clare himself There Is 10 doubt ah,vt
Tie resolutions rs 70 GOV Bushnell ard
the Raru Hiicars ana those demanding
the resignation % Charles = Eur.z "a
the Ohio member Of tne Repuhfies0 -a
'tcnal committee. but There are agTer-
eaces of opinion among tAe Republican
Since the eaifem3c - local Ir9lEnaytoa
meetings ard the crusade Tor l general
gathering hare tomorrow. some os ire
managers of ths opposition say swa mis-
tskas have been raaEs on thegr side TIE
first a73exe3 mistake was N evnr=f-s
their sfreuE'A n ocgssnl lzi2g thn iegtsia-
fs1re. sr3 the serac& tn allowing l. to
sa}olrn ff3rn Wedresfay urtu i an3ay.
- thar StscS -arI es~s as Manuel -
Montgomery. ara C3~sff7gh- q Tn5sr.
cooI3 81 home s13 NEE, tbegr co7<ts,u-
ewes Il waz thoa@ht the a~ga ,1s sfes,
~ tAe legislature Wss 3 settled fhsrz
htst & : citea that since Mason has ts,-.r
FGGie speaker re tz calling or Ssrsf7~
Hanna, and s.zce G-itF1th aas been sworn
In as s9easev prs fec1- te has coyns cut
publicly for Hanna
YIeere~ar ta,ivs Joyce - Csas~rszv. who
yose3 W. "ths c>watne~ ~ cr~21tzz-
tle1. has announced uestt5vetv :hst hss
w support Hams lis epross-xsr vas
Sasety sEa ~st + xRa.I for ~-ezksr
NeaccE,e jones = SAX p4Ntar -
Ca-r2'l ara cthsr Ee0aAi. cars who so.e,f
wsrh tte Democrats {2St Na-Eav have
size undergone ss}cH fra fTova trss~ ~s~-
ss,-%rts tAs- thSy are expected We. -
square themselves - *ottrE ger Hama
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