The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30

TO speak here. with Al due Difference
Ia the people O! Ballard the change "a NOT
IN unpleasant one, / wish 10 thank you
Tor this magnificent audience. understand
that IL has eecn secured upon few hours
notice. II does not seem 10 bear out the
prediction OF the Post-Inte iljgenccr that
This county Is 10 give n majority % Loo
against fusion a woke from next Tuesday"
The unhoIy Alliance.
After referring to the inception of fusion,
Senator Turner continued: at has become
fashionable among the Republicans - re-
ssr 10 and denounce this movement for re-
farm IA an unholy alliance, aud 20 say
that IL AaS been undertaken solely Tor the
spells ~ office, To call the fusion party
tarrt- r.nReo circus. and 70 aJege that X
= characterized by lack * prime pie. say
"a you that this froVeme Mt Tor reform 3
characterized by The highest and uopiest
principles VI which humanity IS caiao!e,
ARD NAT the parry has an oT&cei the 10 Ncs
% the patriotism and citizenship o. ihe
state
history. the speaker told 81 the gro" me
clxSa i!Sfaciton felt 10y himself Aad otheTs
AZ certain tendencies which taey thought
they saw in tie Republicans parry 10 afli[
the Chicago convention. paid a passing
r. butte 10 Bryan. whom ne pronounced
possibly the creates, Gl1une 81 taS 80,
t.. that has ever tFtd. ana tft"-e't@
the United States. Tie commented tns
PopuNsls fur ndo~Siug Bryan ier tie pres
tsnB4.y. ret because ~ stood Tor a. tRfN
believed IN. but brcanse what he ia siai4G
fer Was smmeasuTatiy more important i2an
chat for which he di3 no.. and because the
principles snich Mckinley geptese n't@I
w. 81 bad lIe declared that IN emo /
irr themselves ur2er thss common lfag ~
reform the Fopullsts were Hutma<e@ ~ AS
lofty motives as ever INSPIRED humanity.
and wish - say - my friends wno are
Inclined 20 treat this movement n.ppantiy,
~ added That II has come "a stay. not
atsiy 10 STATE. tat IN nat+ooA3 affairs. ard
tast We expect 70 march - 4 triumphant
VirfArx 0u the >fh % next N0Nfnn@F arc
ut,tn this government Has co5ne - b. "a
government ~ tGa people. ~ IRE people
aHd Tor ,ae people. 2aF united f@f5ts - ID
f.ss found nDh(3rE Uniet common Tag tar
thsse ur.artriss @Aich ouy foref2faers have
aaDteA 6oNa "a AZ
Fast state Administrations.
TAe speaker declared sas< apart Gr7M
re troubles "a national Affairs tae en1nag-
easements IN 81 . ssste a}oae were sufficient
fc have created a fUSjon party. After Jhe
lsugSs.on 81 Washington a. 4 state D.
p ia9si h came - te dominated by this
Faes; cargap{ aa4 iyt&12ica4 r2>a-t.s4 ra%
east essr - secs ou tav ts-c - th+ eaTta.
sEfr 81 esH Nso w~All @9~ fsfe h,ir@ t7 e.
cead ,Nr'-s ANY fee esttoa fat taey
set~v cX5~--fea - Eet la lcow f1s 1a= as
sir ia Wh,c faeY }.t s'spstrs 80 tttnl
s,ike. ans trx }t9>&rnA 81 t2v @-sS ssos
tn 3o-e.s rfs2s tsc stT4ktr .et3 ~ t-t@
eff@-t 1; st<f Hs@TS 80 sf sF-rt
s-s-e S'VeGs.s .fsts- 'as government >aat ~
g.o-.tlssa} 0..gar-sS suea as Size aefss hAs
-essr eest. ,r.e So ss-..-z t..-@ ass -e .~
s-s.- ssu2rS@}p n--e HssE tssH NaA
Deliberately rad. fat t.~r. ~
e. rl cHe wet-A tr,lr+ natt5.s e s.
s4za.ristrs: gan = s,s,e. Ansrs tao s@--Te-
20 tsx sss AHnss s4Toa ife aes> ~.3 are
ReplE -scaaS ( nz- sn.&ua-e met ~ ,ee veh-
- &ca,a,} 81 .Ae asH.als - tae Insane.
awa ~ lte refaTas* tofV ao3 QeSA3 ,n$g. a.
tsa.S x ere s-Rte tfe 5eetsk5 sfrv e
,nt@@.rE aaU u Usf rs~ .oasaA sons
Ike wh-a Ne Ras E.ra$t+ fo 44ca e ,G~
t1e SID ecEna zs.aH. .ae s-s-e .saa co1--
.sass~.oss. sNe Rcri5s .Ar commission ,-ssr~
,,.-~sSss~ - 49, s-Ascl - :efeettv. Yeats
The Settlers hoEse. TO ccnltens ssr..
a. a. u ...es Ia lsncs-.-cs- as S--s-N-x sA.-