The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-26

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81 IL - ys1as.2gn u stats Chairman.
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to, tbsr. . ire reason raere Is trout =
f,eexsax fsr f.sa5a II tie Democratic
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4 6sexats 70 fae STATE convention * 10
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ed before Gzss state invention as%t
hsve no Gsubs sss sac. ''S2t tas sF~sGans
sel4gatsos. xlH Be rnlt 81 tie question
ard tsat 4 VII Ncrk earnestly for he
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aon q oniy good met CT the ss@sst. DE
e.sf5te-sglsa i pat - msaaa against fHslon
as Z l. % perpea uats the name q Demo-
rsry. TIE cd .saGeFs ~ ths party wh9
have seer ghe-r organization Disrupted AID
dlsmantleG are not willing 70 to!low n
tie Popal.st wax. Thsy desire good
strung Srgan.zatlon -fsasf Inc tame Of
Democracy for Use q tire ele-tlon q ls6
ard Eeea that fIi-s e4a only be accomplish
81 by b. ginning fAe oss4nizaii9s for tie
ia. eLaetion The Iasa is beng used or
then xithoat st.ai. Ea-seysr. ard saey ~iI
have ~ get In out 81 fte rain-"
Fran a Democrat who ~ opposing he
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ed thai the straight Democrats are no,
ready 20 eyac1sie Fusion be said. rs
8 disease that Is raglt3y running the Dem
ocrapc party lu ih.s state. aud see ~
hope for il IL fusion IS net tarot'led TIE
desire for spolss - under a!Ia4ug gbe bet ser
judgment os tie Deruoe;AtH. They aoss
slight Of tire fact that a party TO have
strength ard a raliy.ng force must have
gu.diny principles different from any Other
party or parties. II must look 10 TIE wel-
fare OF the people. and not De machine
20 furnish office Cor u.su WHO show that
their whole airn in life = 80 satfen at the
public crib X fusion uusleF ,he name u
tbe Peopes pa'ly Is sueeessf9l tals year
/, will cause jgist enough trouble "a the
DeHspefat.e eagap 70 d@kIEoY tlia usefulness
os that party III Iao Aul = Democrat.
and am proud 81 the principles Of my par
ty Were a Poss...at sbould JON ;ha,
party. But / ca1rol be a De,nacra; and
vote FOR P3puIau.
My course sh4.. SO etsar che. aid il
10 the course tAat a. good Democrats all
foi1a. They. Ea4 Y3;e 8gs4est The fusion
candidates except where ;hey happen to
b. issnsS sts. ILLS vii mean a large ann
Der Of votes for tiie Kspuoilean party. out
II xii. accomplish The object necessary TO
be astained--ll will hi fusion 20 dead in
this state that (, y "a never he abie 10 lift
Is dangerous head sgain. IL IL generally
understood fhat tee lateptlon u the Popa-
lists ~ 70 allow the Democrats AID Silver
Republican, - name the consreasmea
saaie .hey natHe a." Judges = tAe STATE
supreme court l.. 1ae Dem crsss a.loa tsls
II vi be snstaes reason 'shy every honest
ntan sao..d oppose fusion. FOR tae rspl-
lists e. 49, eantr4. If our state courts
wou.d be more hafu.4l taan 20 sase gacaa
the two eoosressulsn. and ssuid be q
cr.use tAss she Democrats would bt held
.hswerAGle for"
J. HOWARD WATSON.