The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-06

81 view o. the fact TIA, Gen. Joseph
Wheeler. with hin sasz experience In CAM
pasgnsag ard ms lifelong opposition 70 sie
tive ard e.rs9hat.c s.cIarafi5rs In favor
% tire administration in every department,
os TIE Fgcsnt ~sf WIKI spain, IN wasch ne
ngrsixsEs .oox such az active and ccTss9seu-
o1s pars a& 70 tender :iim sn authority.
dong what nc ccznsns -e39r save Charles
yfT q Swe6gn has ever done when he
wss carried no. fiom- but te tbs battle
\ speSai rally Ct The fusion forces Is -
be kssd tsr4gnt IN Arnsory hal, a,
o'cssck- az watch the priacipai speaker
w.h DC Congre&ssnan Lewis.
7; IS officially announced from sussoe
nsadqsarisrs that DR.. 6, NJ. Martin. @,
Rsilsvus. VIII preace at the useesag ana
servs as vscs prsssasnss:
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cey. Alfred Ba,,le. r. ". co,;er.ii. Will
IAN Chapman. Lasona: c; p. Anderson.
Ba,te-worth. Richard fAtils. Daw an.,sn:
Or, c. II; Martin. E.Ilevae, George Cot
Drs1s, 4. j. Erisasan. CLAUS Jersen. Rem
Ton; William c,as1s.s c',ooran Y MsDoSa,t
Emery. DR.. D. F. Hart
Have you ever noticed" said Secretary
Lyso1s. ot the state central committee. last
night 10 Post-Inteiiigeacer reporter,
the state viii be needed this fall TO over
come .ne fusion majority Of two years ago?
The majority was In round numbers eco
TAsre are In The state a.o. voting pre-
cinets. You will see by q i!ttla figuring
that q change Of three votes In each pre-
ctnct Will just exactly cancel the majority.
WIZ this IN mind. ! can't figure out how
the Republicans are going to lose. We GER
,A!niy have the entire vote which we Sc
cured two years ago. with possibly addi
tional Republican votes which will be mus
count on gaining hundreds OF votes from
dlsaffeeted Democrats and the silence of
numbers OF Populists who are for one rea
son or another dissatisfied. The claim OF
Republicans TO overcome the fusion major
ity Of two years ago is preposserous."
Among the visitors q. Republican state
headquarters yesterday was r. w. Con-
don. chairman of tie Kitsap county Re-
publican central committee. Mr.. Condon's
residence ts at Port Gamble, where he has
a position with the Puget Mill Company.
n ls ar odd political coincidence that he
is a brother OF John T. Condor. OF this
city. who was made Democratic state com
mitteemAn from King county at the Ell
Iensburg convention in the now famous
fight in which Lee Hart was downed. To
a Post-IntelIgencer reporter Mr.. Condor
said yesterday:
II am no, much OF political speaker.
and I am not accustomed to being inter
viewed. But you may Just say in so many
words that Kltsap county is all right this
year when II comes TO politics. There Is
fsli into lire ard roll up good Repub-
hcan majority in November"
Local Republicans were made enthusiast
tic yesterday over the returns from the
Pierce county primaries in which the vote
showed vastly Increased Republican vote
Assistant Secretary Gilmore, of the state
central committee. said last night: II,
looks very much now. not only as IL Pierce
Is safely Republican, but as If there Is
going to be a very pretty race between
Pierce and King as TO which shall roll up
the largest majority for the Republican
ticket this fai
scented q busy scene There was a meet
ing of the advisory committee, Of which
the members are Senator Warburton. OF
Pierce county: Hugh E.dridge, OF What
com, and John X. Brown. g. H. Piles and
+. {. Neufeder OF King. There was also
a meeting OF the county executive con-
mittee. meeting Of the Eighth ward dele
CATION. and the usual contingent OF visitors
in ;he lobby and at the desks of the sec
retaries.
Eighth ward Republicans held An enthu-
siastic meeting last night at Republican
hsa ri nj TOD SpS
rangements for their registration commit
tees. Members of the delegation were
unanimous In the conviction that the Re
puhIcans of the Eighth have the political
situation well in hand.
Hon. $. c. HYDE will arrive in Seattle
today from Spokane. In company with
Allen Weir. VIII f. Humphrey and john
nrday rights in snohomish county In 1li-
ing such engagements AZ the county com
miitee there may arrange for.
] 4. Kerr. Of this city. whose speech
last Saturday evening nj the Armorv made
a profound impression. viii speak at New
Whatcom next Saturday evening, as viii
also John w. Coyson, who viii be tn Sno-
homish county on Friday and Saturday.
Corporation Counsel VIII r. Humphrey
will start out fer tour Of the state next
week in The interest II the Republican
Ticket. The state central committee has
rot Yet arranged a schedule OF dates Ter
him. bat will 10 80 within a few days
Every active ard loyal young Repuh-
hcan in the clty - earnestly requested 10
attend the meeting tomorrow evening at 5
o'clrck In the auditorium AZ Republican
headquarters. on the second floor of the
Pioneer building.
Hen. +, X. schoonmsker goes to Eastern
Washington for 4 series II speeches next
week giving special attention TO Whitman
county.
Cot. / u. McCutcheun viii speak a. Ros-
lvn Saturday evening. and ut SYrague
Monday evening