The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-06
HOMES IN THE NINTH WARD.
Magnificent Rally Held Last
L. Night in Denton's Hall.
DAY RePuDIATes cALoERHEAD
HH1I-Known PoDultst Leader In the
Ninfh Comes Out Openly for
Hence, Parry and Remsherg-
THE Mayors speech an Effective
- yf.asc. lion Of His Posftion-H NM
Dhrey. Parry and Eootc Cheerea.


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fhs Republicans last night carried the
-lnbs into the enemy's country when they
: so1Gred the Ninth ward. BY means OF
a enthusiastic meeting in DEMONS hall
tbey rallied TO the support OF the ticket
every Republican In the ward and gained
pew recruits from the independent voters
~ tho district who are untrammeied By
party affiliations.
Mayor r. ]. Humes was the chief speak
err although VIII T. Humphrey. Judge
yoote and Comptroller Parry delivered
-tsese. forcibie and convincing addresses.
f6s meeting heN In Den,on's hall was re-
msIkabls for the fact that b. Il. Day.
IN old resident OF the Ninth and man
who has served In the front ranks OF
Hepulism Tor years past. came boldly out
ana ANNOUNCED that he was free and I'M
npked--independen OF loss Way and
tha gang OF political schemers that are
Responsible for the nomination Of 8. c.
calderhead
Mr. Day has been I'm almost every con-
~svfution u the Popuist party for the last
I'VE or six years Hc was Ronald man
81 iha campaign OF 1882 and In the election
Of 1886 he wa, oae Of tho 'rongest adyo-
Gates VI Bryan in the cit Last night
Mr. Day stood before 20 his neishbors
and said that he would support I. j.
Humcs for mayor. that .shile he still
maintained and aGvoca' q the principles
Of the populist party. 81 In an election
ef this kind. where the issues were mere
iy- municipal in character and no ma
.1onsl questions were involved. he be-
s-1aved II 10 be his duty and that OF every
-.1kesi-meaning citizen OF Seattle TO scan
ths two tickets presented and select as
-hls candidates the men best qualified to
.Nervs the city.
Mr.. Day came out openly for c. f.
.8Emsberg. candidate for councilman from
tina Ninth He also Endorsed Comptroller
Tnfry.
<@&her Chairman Bailey raped for order
Denton's hall the room was comforta-
bly, filled with people. all Of the benches
being occupied. In the gathering were
Z number OF ladies. A considerable pro-
portion OF the audience was composed OF
populists and independent voters The
hath ward has long maintained a repu-
cation as the home of statesmen or all
poiit!cal parties. The Fighting Ninth"
T. has beea called, and this likely from
: 4lpe fact That every voter In the ward
are easier lead than driven.
- That the voters OF the ward are close
observers Of matters political was evident
s1fnhn the eiose attention they paid TO the
4bvakers. The Popullsts present sat in
cone corner by themselves ard took IN
every word uttered by Mayor Humss and
Mr.. Day. The mayer has no; found
more appreeistiye audience In his rounds
s OF tho city. and at a number OF times
during his speech he was forced 70 stop
..untf he could be heard again.
The mayor began with a resume OF the
ISSUES that have been forced into the
campaign. referring 10 the fact that the
: Republicans were making their cam
-paign on the strength 81 their official zee
crd Of the past two and four years. that
certain people. for purposes al their own.
had sought 10 dwarf the main issue BY
bringing other natter 20 the front Civ
, Ing them a promnence rot warranted hy
.fandtions. and holsierlng up these issues
-hy unwarranted ana malicious attacks on
himself personally.
r. They are telling you that am ieagued
WI the tifsFepatahie elements: that vices
~ All kinds allowed 20 flourish with.
cut hiudranra or cantfei and that II I
an elected the city VIII be turned over
10 the dogs Then they say that they.
saat they alone. can deal with gambling
And WITH prostitution ana with the sa-
: looms. thar they can suppress the vices
close No the saloons and put an end 70
gambling. They forget that these things
y have bean ever since the world BEGAN 10
rcveise around It's orbit. WAT they must
ever be as long a. men and women are
~~eus human. Who has ever supprt ss4sf
VIZ SHOW me the man that can sup
-rress 81 / tell you ,hs; when any man
: en- 'he opposition tlcket says he can pa;
stop 10 crime he Is a hynccrites
= have been trying 81 make peonis bet
YER Ter eight wears. know So M sAfnw Of
e IRE criminal clarses. When NEE wiI;funv
Ga wronE I sent them - the g,ealsenslarv.
Where 20 learn their mistakes ara 81 srr.
rect thsH'. The LAWS have nos es.sa wan.
soaly violated tu Seattle. and thr resn wha
.esy differently kscw that they ste not
~13slsnE What Is ihe trti'h The law SAYS
xFShss when a woman leads "a vicious ffe
arc shah bc 1aea. ihs iaW sne 3.s that
WIN nlau p'ass cards fov money ia.
ehall 10 punished am here - ssu v5n
shst the recoFs,s show tha, thesN people
have been made - suffe~ fhe PENALTIES 81
TIE law TIC law saws What tNssv pan ~,
= eatit shall %. ana have slmriy executed
T. tApn'auseA
ssss9 have 10 attack ~ r-ake on spv nan
q Tor his religion. u SHY uau av woman
ifsss better Nfc beeause 81 his ef hes
religious taijh. and chertshss ihe nonc If
better 'Sute 20 come gn thc hrresftf.r Z
wesA rather lose snN Figaf arm tffts ga
o. anything - Scstroy thl~ hane. Z ans
To fauN with aay preacher. except .hos-
WHO have attacked gre W.tAcas latuTrsfssy
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Aayor far Tier ryfeFT~s<I e. she a.
tsfk< ta8<e tsse ecse ~ ue.ses nssvs ~
cxrtssa mira II pa sf,ss a "a Yss
kTo~ hat sNo "a He~s E asa:-te- Il
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