The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-03
F. M. JORDAN,
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adoption Of his ideas into law. IL not .
patriot His business IL 10 vote his prin-
eipies With the Republicans as iong -
tina. p.fsy rsprsssns. rs posss,sai " s'en rs
party IL to institute tbs old tarf0 reform
doctrine again as the only practicable
HeAns for accomplishing anything. abar-
Bryan Democracy for the resnonettz1-
ton Of silver. The success Of these plans
would mean that the party would be
e.. az il wa. during cieyriand's leader
ship, and this again wouft make II neees-
sary for the masses OF the Democracy TO
look 10 some other party TO carry on the
Fight against the trusts ard money power.
Ustess . Wasning.
II wArn the Democrats In Washington
who are in sympathy with and who .orm
. part Of this movement that the party
itself will repudiAte them l warn Dcmo-
Gratis who bold views on these great prin-
cipies similar 20 mine that the success
Of these men means the ruin Of the Dem
ocratic party.
By those who have watched the growth
whieh began when John Condor was
elected state committeeman instead Of
Leo Hart. u To predicted that ex-Con-
gressman Lewis and J. w. Goodwin will
tha Democracy which Judge White de-
nomiuates conservatives John +. Con-
dom. Judge w. H. Moore. l.. e. .siiman.
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are counted BY men who are In posi-
ttou 10 Judge as among the prominent
Democrats who viii be lined up with Mr..
Lewis on this Issue.
ON the asher side. say wen posted Dem
oerass who claim 10 know, viii be found
National Committeeman White. Fred
Rice Rowen Lee Hart. John r. Terry,
possibly samss MeElroy s That Judge sas
White win endeayoY TO be elected dele
gate TO the next Democratic national con-
ventiou. In the expectation Of being re-
Washington. II admitted on both sides II
is now pretty well understood. too. that
Mr.; Goodwin will be chosen as the man TO
make the fight against White by the
Lewis faction.
sess~ Cswritten History.
An incident growing out OF the fight
made by James Hamilton Lewis against
Lee Hart last fall will In all likelihood.
have some bearing on the new and great
ef fActionai contest that has already be-
gun within the Democratic party. This
inctdent was for a long time known oni1
10 thoee Immediately concerned, but Il
Mteiy leaked out. and thereby hangs =
Al the height of the IAwis-Hart fight
In the KIM county delegation. and a day
or no before The dsiegases left for EIiens-
Moore went 10 r. r. Randolph and 9TH
srs interested in the then budding cards-
dasy OF John !. Terry for state commit
tfSEsdE lefty name Aau never Deem
presented 10 the delegation. He was held
In the background by a group AZ Demo-
Gratis who had no particular interest in
the Isewfs-Hart row. but who were
friendly TO Terry and believed he would
make an admirable committeeman
II Ii related that BauHman and Moore
er friends Of Mr.. Terry. with the inten-
ton Of securing support In the delega-
ton for Lewis as against Hart IL il
charged that they told Mr. Terryss
friends that Mr.. Condor did not really
desire To be elected committeeman. and
that after Hart had been beaten Condor
would gracefully withdraw and leave the
WY open for Terry's election
Mr.. Terry's friends claim that. acting
under these representations they gave
Lewss several Votes for Cordaa In order
20 help thc congressman defeat his old
enemy. Hart. They went 10 Eliensbury
Confidently expecting TO see Terry elected
When the time came Condor went IN, re-
cetvtng all the votes 81 the Lewis fac
sfon. leaving MIR. Terry barely time In
get out from under before the crash Ca RE
Democrats. like Indians. never for
get said well known snff-Tsewis Dem
cerat Yesterday, IN grim comment ON the
pending fa.tfonal contest This il how
the little matter between Mr.. Rausman
and Judge Moore on ore hand. and Mr.
Terrys friends on the other. NAV lea /,
10 grave consequences,