The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-03

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mvecsa. Tasnafeh 10 fhe archaeological.
TACOMA April @--Is the csnxefssas OF
n<Ins0u n:frla the fussen rafske could DC
made psaln. ii ii doubtful whether any
eissex fefsfslse psrfassslFs 70 their chance
An Tie easy election 10 he decided nsxs
quA~das could pe learned. Il IL doubtful
Whesfsr Tacoma .ssr In the past expert
esscsd 4 yo.s.sca. contest is which one o.
the parssxx interested contained ssscn =
yut1sd sssszs as nov confrontx the fusssss
jeaders An ordinary big library vosams
would nSt furnish sbe necessary space toa
erfnftsx IL fan the numesous matters "a
1sssse wstHsn fne ranks. which make II I'M
posssils 10 ger the rank and file into sshs
su such q manner as 10 give good results
~ the polls X 10 safe 20 say fnst BOY
solitary Individual ia the almost eno.sss
factions that make up the party ID wnoay
"a touch with the fuxsen ticket as snois
--sT,ver Republicans excepted
the vote OF these silver Republicans 70
Mt drop in the bssskes as relating 70 the
total xtreuHsn of the three wings. ana the
4ae. that the bead OF the ticket was &C.
1sefed from their ranks Ia al bottom what
eAkues sse plainly apparent dsssension
am8fg the Damo-Popu.ist cement. As
has been heretofore referred TO, IL Is a
1I<rcpIean task 10 quiet the complaints OF
oac Hfde without having the other r.se UP
n arms for satisfaction. ard at best the
leaders who have shouldered the respon-
ability OF Meni5sr's campaign have any
ehin9 bus aa easy road 10 trayxl.
Oks Of the more interesting piaSss OF
thesf1ssoE tight Is the attitude az those OF
1in4 he administration who are taking
r I've part. These officials declare
rs have no idea OF looking 10 the COM
6k faii easnraisn In the municipal con-
1ess, and that they are going to all the
expense and trouble the city election en-
tails sinpiy because Of their enthusiasts
ballet III reforms. They do not stutser
when they tell iiow IN the interest OF OK
eiussvsiy local affairs they are wearing
The Afsntzsr war rrgaiia. how on tne grand
principle 81 right they are sacrificing their
eisae. aand Incidentally shssr pro rata Of
fhen2m*salgE fund. fl furtae. the matter
4QmD@&4efernmsnt and hope for nothing
O&U4t8& mare skan the satisfaction OF
4AXk advsnred fusion Ideas CT municipal
enlargement.
AZ bottom. the entire influence being ex-
erted by the state and county officials
who are the acknowledged leaders Of their
party. Il 50 put forth in the hnpf. that the
city machinery may reniasn AZ thtfr dis
pnsai fer the fall siecfsoa From 4 casual
Sicw. II would seem their policy IL 4 COOL
one-good politics: but unfortunately for
leleee concerned In bringing the state and
sS0H1kF WAtuissss I'D Deas III 1lfnfxer 3 Ia
Tor they have antaganszed the one eis-
merit they require 10 wif mt fhe polls. This
ts the Fawcett following. made up OF
Democrats largely. witt; q fair ss,rlnSiing
~ Popu,,sss. all az whom either openly
Or IN private admit they are sufferir,.
from sore spot which as yet has no.
le4n healed.
IN turning down the Tawceft crowd IN
conventions q bitter eumIfy was aroused.
GiAt 6Haplfe talks rnaae IN nuhlfn -. yhA
Apnt.ary. will not down. Fawcett leaders
eeriare thsy arc In line--hard at work fer
The ticket. II this Is true, the anfi-Faw-
1T Popultsfs accept II az sign that. In
NE snnsnage Of Mss.zer. the Democrats
haTs been ''rlneateA." On the other hand.