The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-12
ROUSING WARD RALLIES.
Crowded Meetings Held In FIRST ana
second Eerds-speakers Greeted
With Great Eufh nsfaxH - De-

TIE Republican county campaign vas
formally s.3 gguF&'e;j y rs cay las night
1f1en rous3n& ward rasef-nzs Hese n@ta ID
tbs First aTs9 ae10ad wards ~ totH meet
fBls great entAuz ssh Nae AROUSED bS si7
s5esas%sFz when they efssaEe@aiefa tae DOC
tring4 % lae Republican parry sz1d as-
negaeed the f,Is otsstS
l. hsss bess. remarked - pSli;iciass that
tho camgsign ugs - This En1e h2s Se@D uIs-
us8iaIty esasf zEd taat ex e@iiDs tsse oas
Cashufau ueltas II ile AFmoFy tasF* Has
tssen ro BHusss4} display o. infere1t ara
entfuHlssfn ~ tns people II las ngat =
meeting aTe az aVgUry, the REMAINDER o.
The eaaifnag1 VII n~ Hnc@frsfortas@y hot
fur flas5Jt The EaEaf5i caa forces II z4e
county Ss wsas evlsnnesd AAst nssat. &te
Heart ans. soul fos fhe tieket and agalEz[
tho PGpulAs.so aN.fsVce O.. Office n@lie'f@.
~ tae Firs ward nezriy ~ Republicans
galslE.s#a nj No. I'll Washington street al
the i.sst s.a1yi rally o. tse eaEnga.Sn- T11e
meeting was had IA The First ward ne
publican headquarters, James Wltso5l pre-
81 ~, the SIeassfs .ere ~ W sonnet
.nayke T. {. Ia worth ard Judge J. II.
Carr. Me sDfasriudyks s>yIC.tr1 upon IA
fsonal is-sses, warmly defending Presid@Et
Aek iaiey ard the administration from me
f3aiaxa!eat attacks II Fopnl!st statesmen
ana F0pulssj ne @Ep,a szsfs. HI references
10 ihe president 0ls wLGosn. foresight and
aatriossH thrilled the audience.
AftsE Nh s'14ues !ssfsEst ctiFle Judge cahh
e
o. sbe whole county ticket Judge Cam
aroused gT.a. enthusiasm ~ hfs references
10 rs aeaslscsatrs CA the tscAet. spsak-
ting IT hiss owu campaign. he stated that
b. had lived q SEATTLE Tor eighteen gears
during wateb 3.fne me toNn had grown
from d village 10 magnificent modern
city Iie said that MS llfe ii Seattle MAS
"A an o,an 0ooE - s!s neighbour aad that
ar wouid M satisfied - make his cam
Daign o.: nss record
Mr. Ellsworth devoted hts time to a de-
eussisa az $ lt% issa.s- he charged the
ffas.Jutets witt being ready 10 divert the
money i--iaHg ng 90 he ts&F land fllThis. So
cured from fhf sale uf tide lands. 10 the
Improvement % TIE taiua1hia ana Snake
r!sers. an oIsra on "a lficf would result. he
ssid. ~ grorf asfsaBtsgp 10 Portland and
TIE state Of Oregon than IL Washington.
NJ Ellsworth Is uounrTd the single tax
.sS faoasuse foil - harm FOR the small
ho'sselsolier. AMI sad tItit his soaee would
&C. IL r. SEQ against II.
The hell was filed Wi;s voters. Men
WHO have knoHu rlT-. ward politics for
yesaif sai4 II vas oEe % tae best meetings
ever fcld ~ ihat sect on 81 the city.
Nearly 90 voters were gathered In Rainier
RAJ, o. Twenty eighth avenue south and
Jsafkton sirtzs'. lost niZat. and the Second
ward Republican club was organized.
'Fhere Here cheers foF thc national admin
istTttsoD, for ne last war AMI Ia heroes
am for the Eep3shhean ticket Mayor r.
j, HuEnes', .. " Son rinds H. W. II Nor
rss w +. Beli. = = Banner and W H.
w nltf were the speakers. E3eu Of them
talked Tor ten minutes on I've sub jects
Their remarks Wsre received Wi.h evident
APPRECIATION. i.osaiiy 90 he administration
assd as manage tl,at o. the war aui 10 The
PRINCIPLES q Repanica SIN wss manifested
BY frequent ard enthusiasm, cheering.
At the conclusion o. thr meeting came
the election az gre following club officers
T. l. Ail.n, president. ". II. ' ncent, sec
rs:ary. ana H. ". Petit treasurer All
preaent slsued she roll and the club started
VILE large and influential membership.