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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-10
SPOKANE SENDS GREETINGS.
VIII 60 to Legislature With solid
Republfcau Delexattou

kilograms from every part 81 the state
announcing ta~ good tiGizss az great icy
OF genera landslide on all sides make
interesting reading aEd were received If.
Seattle Yesterday. The following s affair
sample .. one % them:
Spokane Nov = 1ss
Post-in'elligercer Seattle. Wash Spo-
kane sends a solid Republican 1Aiagation 10
the legislature. She gives thA state ticket
90 majority. You can't fool all the peo-
pie all the ana
nv. " D TURNER
" Aren't % Spokane, ditnt want 70
lose his vote He moved his family from
Es Webster avenue - the <o-th side
He then took the precsutiOn 70 leave a
bed az the old address, and arranged TO
taxa his meals with . friend. lie voted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-10

and fusion campaign committees yesterday
afternoon. great crowds gathered TO hear
the reading OF returns 20 make notes of the
vote on various candidates and 10 discuss
the results OF the election. AT 10 o'clock
last night, a big force OF men was at work
In the office OF Chairman Knickeroocker, OF
the Republican county committee, adding
the vote on the county officers reported up
TO that hour from the various country and
city precincts. Until this had been done,
Chairman Knickerbocker and Secretary I4y
sons did not give out for publication their
claims for the county ticket
Chairman Rutter, Of the fusion county
committee left the office at O'Clock last
night. worn out from lack Of sleep and
hard work Of the past three days. He left
matters in charge OF Secretary Middleton.
who later stated that the committee claim
ed the election OF Whittlesey. McElroy.
Evenson. Holloway and Alvord on the coun-
ty ticket.
The universal and most generally en-
countered comment upon the election heard
among politicians yesterday was this:
Fusion Is dead Among Republicans as
well as Populists and Democrats there was
a belief, frequently expressed In strong
language. that the defeat OF the allied ele-
ments Will hasten the disintegration Of
the organization and will end In a complete
realignment OF political forces In this
state. with the Republican party upon one
side and the Democrats o. Populists upon
thu other.
New Deal Necessary.
Among the fusionists themselves were
heard many expressions along that line An
official OF the fusion county committee was
overheard 10 say 10 some OF his fellows:
Well boys. after this it'n be an entirely
new deal in Washington" Populis,s said
the same thing. but with a far different
meaning. Some Of them freely predicted