The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-30

-. a. rsdaetl5r q ssss. iso.E .noais he
800 60 fhEtr credit.
80 ~ he- woy5s ;ne assumption ss tia.
- - .fx current ard ordinary revenues
- sssys saey have paid current sx-
s = srs Il addition reduced the state
Es~tS<sasx~ IL The SUE Of s4se 49, a.
.@Ts.ss rruferes balance sfees Is not orly
A.~eyarr, bas & = dsss55-esz.
ri tasy hass really Dsen a. economical
ss gtofss e 5ey r., sS a,s h a. sc saes :.
- tAey Aaye received taay amour.
.~ssz.ze Of tse csGrreng rEysEgH from two
sssrsss- via. the tide iAaa fund and de-
.sdsr he legsslauon of is7 the prexen,
sa.s ssta;E.ssfasion has received from the
is naa =, Ina s.,, 70 ., = .. lss ~. = s ,,s
$50 "a iaxes ,fse sun 81 az, cal al
axxEsx sskal Of sszs.sfssss-
-y4t trse baisncs sheet staasss thas:
gsoetvs6 outside ~ current rev
-. 30 state Indebtedness. * a. q
Balance uaaecoshsei for. sse a. d
@rssn the present administrator has
t<e1 gnsast and Fl@gsFa4y IN It's provision.
erf,os.s and tae National Guard.
~fne governor vetoed $1,000 approprs-
atst By tae legislature fer the schools,
sad oily Ees Per anaam vas appropra-
IL other woras they have robbed ihe
fnnds, starred the schools ard National
Gaax1. and resesTe6 n all ss!es 10 q over
All xhegs fhs current revenue, and they
h1se only reduced the public G@bt IN tho
SIN OF Stss.49.4a, leaving sssA5 4ss-ei unac
counted for. and they pose before The t,eo-
pie a. being entitled To credit fSr great
eronoEy.
aIn addition 20 ali this, the damage
afflicted upon The people Of this state aA
he result u unfit sdIy legislation ina
pairing ana destroying credit and driving
Away the capital 50 mach Needed tu de-
ysaep the resources of young stale. Is
beyond computation.
SASsin. Il stoa1d be- remembered thar
tie state OF Washington commenced
housekeeping under the adEfs nlstration 81
tbs Republican parry, and all tis sarni-
enSs and furnishings s5oald be placed 20
~ credit as assets
TT costs something for ztata 10 Sc,
~ IN housekeeping. and ours has not been
nare sxirasaxant than the average. as
cosid D. shown by facta and figures. If il
we're worth the while.
We thiak the people have had enough
OF sssch eeoaoiny and the bad bargain gem
sfAay . which !, sh.y made I've years ago.
They then listened 20 the song OF the
s.ysr sirens ana political nlountebanks. 70
shs.r sorrow, but they viii no. be likely
q do So again
Thank fortune, although the state gov
eminent Is IN the hands a the opposition.
tie city OF Seattle has remained stead
fast In the faith and the ofhar principa!
These jaggIsrs still keep up she pre-
tense oT SIDE show on the IS 70 propo-
atson. but Ne cannot on this occasion
spend much time n that tent. Ear tie
tsashf OF sach as Stti take an Interest tn
that deluslon i submit 30 the reporter my
views on ne money question as expressed
t. the canvass two years ago 10 be ap-
pended to bis report or isis occasoa.
The Popuiist Party.
We repeat the Popuhst party Ia the
only part Of tbs eonoam thai represents
s ar p1insIea, pr.ns{spsss was ~ Tha
Il their endsaxors. AMI Tzaany. OF them for
merry good Republicans, Ina, reforms
are needed ard always needed, go44s with
oat saying, and u Is equally evident that
Old parties are reluctant 10 engage even
In those which are much needed
A Just criticism. however. upon the Eff
forts Of this homes. element or ths Popu-
gss party is that they are undertaking te
carry on wholesale business upon small
eapltal and with a limited market. They
Undertake 20 10 too much ana LOO many
thiugs At time In addition "a this
some Il NOT most Of their schemes. ara
purely visionary
Bat there = something in the nature Of
principle connected with that party. AZ
compared with their allies for the sposts
only One OF these Visionary and yic.ot@
seaemes u h3ch a portion ~ tie popuist
party advocates II The single TAX FafOlo-
s5ien. which c0Hfronis Us n TIRE propnsesi
amendment 70 our state constitution. and
Let us vote Il down
silver Republicans.
AS TO the Silver Republicans. we can
g Just for handful os silver they left us.
Iass for a rtsf~sa to slick 10 fneir coats.
Jast for the prospect Al otrlee .hes Jeff IS.
And iolned The Wild herd Of flee silver
goats
browning, with slight variation.
Democrats.
The Democrats have .cFucIflod Thomas
's J.. ., robbed he Pop9l.sl rarity q
earich the Democrat. has leaves the F0pu-
list poor Indeed
The Republican Party.
- stan attempt No eaeomluEn upon the
Republican party. Her history - an open
book ara Al who run may rea3
eFfy ara Rpoa government. ner lnfsn.y
vas watched ever ~ such spirits as the
martyr fe4yatay, codting, fss.e. FrsIr,sr'..
saua8sr Chase. Greetsy. Sew arf and Lin
com. ard among her defenders we're SUCH
here's "a stevens f.ant.a~ ftaker Ne
Dossli. Mcclellan. Meade. Hooker. seer~
usa ana Grant.
"tlnaef Aer leadership she pxsrtsts of he
iand oani>bed s3Eerv. m the interest Il
Humanity and t6e South "a we'll; main
tAiasd the Integrity - the government
sssab8 shell a43 geTaeHl~si The unto0 q gh~
siAtss anon bread ard SOILS Pounds t.r.s
as - a7ka the fortress ~ oar hher;iss
;snpys 1raole - anS. cay force shat ga Do
ego2}E1. axe Gkt -
ia ,ae .ste war w;sh Spain the whole
country was unit. ard azan under the
s@Aa - tne Republican, iEriE ~ mere gle
s.sgt.y triumphant SIS the eaGse * ea-
sake ~ ;,,@s,ak :. esat ne R-pubiira A.
parry - tu,isv "a ire eniy party II fhs
a2t ~, ga. eat - ho'3 cei9ef with
W. Sefne' val al principles
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