The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18
psblio at Large Approves the
Work Done.
rxEr IS A SURE WINNER"
- Representative Dssinese Men
.neosen Candidates Take Their
ae1nss Gracefully and VIII Ssp-
~urf 1he TIcket--Lce n. Hart Re.
ssb<s 70 Attend Caucnses and Says
4. VIII Not lie Hwnatiiased.

Neeurzf.y TIC i2sdsng topic OF converse
IS. t. Seattle yesterday was the ticket
.s.snates by tic Republican county con-
efsss. Echoes OF tne convention re-
<ased more CT !csg faimEy Up and down
.. asalEg aaar5gghfarea Of the cs.y. In
~. Esasn the comment was entirely IA
~.b.e 10 the work OF tins convention.
kSness men Old rot hesitate to give
e~sr unqualified Endorsement 20 the con-
r.son and its results. THE tickle, Is a
s,e winner" ''Is ss the strenses. ticket
4. odds ever put forward by the Re-
s-Aacans CT Y.aG county" II. ali the Re-
uk.eans OF tie esuniy had gotten TO-
reser and otli,erated every personal and
nxi.gasl difference AID then spent year
. ,t;ssting the most available candidates.
~ would net have reached happier
ebelssien
faese arc but samples OF the expressions
sssrn a Post-InteiiiseEcer reporter met as
i asked one man after another along the
srss. as 10 his opinion of the convention
q It's work This comment was no; en-
My confined to Republicans. A promi-
p, Demacra, sad: Il think the Eepub-
5ass have named the hes. all-round ticket
~ could have Put cut OF course / do
a coasede that there is the remotest pos
fkHtY OF its election. bat I think It will
nsanand stronger vote tinn any other
Rr~rEtgonro
nsed."
Net the least tinge OF bitterness appears
: Lnger among the defeated candidates
escss claims were passed by after fair
essdtration by the convention. They all
ssst into the convention as loyal Repub-
taas. and thay came cut just as loyal and
hss a. willing TO work for the success of
|. q ticket 0s IL they themselves had been
IL successful nominees. AS fair type
ii these stands. John l.. kahaley. who was
later By A. I. Van de Fanter In the race
tg The Nomination for saerlfs. To Post
Intsiigencer reporter yesterday Dir. Ka-
sa.sy said:
4 wish It distinctly understood that
have come oat OF the convention withou.
BE least trace OF soreness or vcngefulness.
Tas contest III which l was personally con-
erre3 was fair one on both sides. ard
Twas fa.fly beaten. Although / may not
b called on to take as prominent part
Esse campaign as l might have been had
i ikea TIC nominee OF the convention. new
eiiGess shall be just as earnest In my
Eecst Ct the entire ticket from top to
hzton; and I may AID that feel sure
Tar the whole ticket Will be elected"
A. c. RGsdle Of the First ward. whose
race fer tao aSseSsorship was watched and
supported BY scores CT admfng friends
who had no. forgotten his good work as
member c. the city central committee last
saf.ng, was equally generous in regard 10
rs aafca.. Maybe somc people imagine
'esI because I Was beaten I Will not work
lsF iae Ticket" said he. but that's just
sacS ,''ey will make Il mistake shall
ieald In the field. as 1 always have
| essa. working fer the success of the Re
| sssaeaa party
Tie Democratic caucascs were he'd in
hai'ne farm on Friday night. The chief
l nature OF Interest, 50 far "a Republicans
sfs eeaeeraed. VAS The conspicuous absence
l g Lee b. IIart ANA his friends. To h
asss-l2selgeDccE reporter yesterday Mr..
AsF, said:
aa9e registered a solemn cath that |
WI never take part again IN another cau-
sas ~ convention, Taa: may lock TITLE