The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-04

seattle-AIaaaa General Supply Co,
lfnc.f.
tn Miners Store.
iss~tas-ii9 Washington St west
fsx-safafqr Brtee IN responss TO in
ea8rfes. tsI zrapslad Democratic members
iaas The fatars ard the integrity 81 the
party ssoasa 10 best served rs the Demo
ezaaa voting for a Democrat fer senator.
The Eeuubltcan gsse cIun 81 Columbus.
whicE gained "A reputation IN tie last
state campaign ara sang for Bushnell
aBa src~ is 'he last STATE campaign, 20
night adopted unanimously a resolution
not fs participate "a the Inaugural cere-
manies next Mondag ard after ADJOURN
meut Faarenei IL the Neil house and sere-
rae1ed Senator Hanna. The senator ie-
sIsoBded if & ShoT; speech. and then re-
tired 20 the conferences with his workers
Joseph G.. Gess ~ Washington Court
House. a Republican editor, today ten
dered Gov RJ=nneH his resignation -
deputy oil inspector. He made his Of
fetal report 10 State OIL Inspector kurtz
and resigned on account OF the governors
attitude on the senatorial contest The
resignation Of Judge Nash. Col. Moore
sRd AF. Gest wcre ali promptly scceptzd.
Need eff Revised Primary Laws.
6ox Bushnell. IN mis- annual message
20 the legislature. thus referred 10 the
neeessisy OF a primary ei-~tion Law In
Ohio:
The election laws Of our state are de-
signed 10 b. broad enough TO AFFORD ample
protection for the purity o. the ballot. hut
II mflzt be admitted that reform Is needed
81 the systfm ~ conducting primary eiec-
t3oas. To make the conditions a. satt=fac-
tory IN relation 10 the exercise Of the
elective franchise II seems 20 n1e necessary
That there shall be such sxtnfgS{oH OF the
Laws az will piace tbs prrnaFiss under the
control Of boards Of election. city and
eoanfY. method which will provide dat
ihe primaries Of each party shall be held
under control of the boards Of election. az
tae same time and under the same rUles
permitting only registered and qualified
t3ters To east their ballots for delegates -
conventions or candida, es for nomination
and attaching proper penalties for violation
af the laws viii effect reforms which
should long ago have been instituted IN be-
half OF sovereign rght Of the people.
Such a departure from ear present system
viii be in harmony with advanced ideas
concerning election proceFseE. and y II lie
approved by all aaod citizens. ] respect
fully urge the subject foT consideration.
ard hope mat the Sevsntg-;hiFd general as
embly will rake the initiative in this mat
Ter.
Ttppecam0e Giub Protests.
CLEVELAND. Jan. s.-~The president,
and secretary of the Tipuecanoe Club The
big central Republican organization o. this
city to-day sens the following telegram to
sena sor Burke and Representatives Mason
and Br..'niey the three boiling Republicans
from This county:
zine officers of the Tippecanoe Club ex
press for themselves and the Republicans
generally throughout The city disapproF al
ai your action in not standing by the IN
sifuctlous q the county and state confen-
f..sz xaF ria "a
Indignant
\ telegram Was also sent TO Gov. Bush
net. expressing disappointment at his po-
s,tlon in tho senatorial contest. a meeting
81 the club has heen called 10 protest
asainst the action OF Burke. Bramley and
Mason.
Two members of the committee Of the
club 20 arrange for a special train 10 Gov.
E,ushnt n = inauguration have resigned, and
the trip il Is said viii he abandoned.
RuShaeii scores the "Bosse..'
CINCINNATI Jan. 3The Enquirer in
its Columbus special, prints talk by Gov.
bushnell with one OF Its staff correspond
.nts. OF which the following II part:
There are some things IN the sitnaliou,'
said the governor which are positively
iuiicrouS. I am accused Of Inconsistency
because ! won't support Hanna Now
erai other patriotic Cincnnatians who
fought Cox last fan. up here under cox's
orders fighting FOR bigger boss than the
one they helped 10 defeat IN Cincinnati
and whose mandates they are now carry
@why are they doing it? Because the
administration. through Mark Hanna. has
promscd that cox shah distribute the Fed
sral patronage In Cincinnati In return
cox is 70 deliver to Hanna the votes or
certain Cincinnati fusionists,
After the last campaign | simply de.
clted that ! should refuse 10 stand az and
Ar counted among the adherents OF a man
no would sacrifice me last fail 10 help
himself Hanna urofesSed 90 be able to run
things single hAnded ana 10 elect himself
That was has oaiy intention Ia the fight
last fat lie began & aIoue. let him nnisa
il alone II The administration can save
h.sn. let Il do so Hanna never even con-
suited me when he Ga,ie his deal with cox
At Ciucluaati. Neither did Cox
After Cox hat DECLARED tn an Interview
that HANNA ought TO he appointed, he
wrote me calling nay attention - the inter
N1ew Two weeks before mat had gym
nv promise - appoint Hanna, Cox had
nothing 90 dc With II. ! sent Hanna % the
s. nate hay appointment lie undertook.
5flded bN Cox 10 secure hiss election "a sue
cyci himself I was not consulted In that
dKA,. nor vas | consulted in aay matter OF
campaign policy. though ! Ma then max
ms ne race as the head Of the ticket.
"Why should taks any par now ia Ser
Tor uSan2's hEhsG WAY should DO any
taiaS tnor" than SenAiog Hanna = col
league Senator Foraker on the stump. Ia
Ne wvre then fighting A common enemy,
ie y Uot doing anything row Neither ta1
y ~ nave no Interest involved EOt ~ Niie
I an called q Benedict Arnold and Judas.
ao F0I notice tAAt u0 ere attacks Fora
tt Wiet sontn one would h3t tHQ on1
NAl 1HeX arc afraid ~ Foraker"
20 sttrnd the innuEuration
DAYTON q. Jan The Gsrilela Re-
puhl.eaa Cub Tonight unanimously
paeS resolution to attend the inaugs
uratian a. GOV HuSbscIl next Monday in
8 ha3y
u MAS developed here tonight That pr.
'tc short term coupled D. NusanrU fnr
fse laag term Mayer NJ, kIssan is 70
rtt c';t ~ tht way Whcu The matter
v B. brc8ened So Dr Loves at the Gar
#eid t',b vcou< re responded VITA
aeech avtue tht Hrm Impression that
ae Na5 asa.'sslors tn that G;rec;ioa
CtNCI NNATI Jan. Ala afternoon
special ffcu' bay;ea. -. says. payfau'>
tr;ire delegation ta t0v Bushnell Ia-
sH&nrsftar hss refused % 80 10 the reev-
-nrri.s on arcoont ~ Tire governors at
lttntt IN rhe senatorial Eight THIS IN
.tstfs tAf ur fNrrue3 hor1frs ana TIRE pogi-
t-tf rts&s ireslasn. Archlnafd Of the
#ac tfHh rtnrinust4 ~s3d shat tire
Hs' Ff8h w'i ottetd tha .neueura ,icn.
$40 vatt-r what V;Her clubs 80.
Bort... VIZ fhrpv uin, owt.
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