The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-09
GOSSIP O. POLITICIANS.



Special Dssnafch "a N. pc.,.vr,.,,,-.re.r
wA9HrN0TnN Aur a-rorrrs- ropn-
froiier James 4. Eckeis. nox ,rrst 3ens az
the Commerefar E.,tor.I h.rk ~ fvAyr.ro
has beeu rpvtusssn~ sh~ East ana 1. a
aren't IN Advertiser OF the prosnerftx az
the Western ssafe. - fhsv ENID v4.a
I'm the states wesr az he NIssssxippi
river. he says. s.vhere the dsstrees dunn
the panic Of Iaos and fsss was most serfous.
Die can.t.l = ,eeseni.r a. morsr.~. ana
current indebsednesp. : most prosperous
outlook. do NOT think the genera pub.jc
has yet come 10 realize how unch Il n.
meant TO western peouIe "a have the rreat
trunk roads. notably the Norfhern pari6e-
Union Pacific. the Afch.son = aansa Fe.
placed upon the substantial ba SD thew now
elemrr, srnr, ,n.r. "a ri, = aas ps,.. Az
-, h,,str..- ~. -. 8. 49,. 80
-. $3.50 A...... 80. % .nsense s@.us 70
- I. "noss County. ana notauly the west
condition. with the added favorable factor
of good crop outlook wsn h. nStersafIv
disturbed hv The mrs s,densta1 siecs,c, IN.
most certainty OF the outcome vii, tend
20 aiaay the usual fear attendant upon
sucn contents.
This last sentence sounds strange, COM
- Y. a
acknovieSrmenf on rcoe.sed Rsr,as,c.r
.,,r~... q, rcruh o.s,, !. --s. Ys
"a that M EcrsI. ~..s S 1.,sss,. s sa,aS
er first to last and did not 20 10 chasing
strange gods with the rest of the Democ-
rscy. II there be no other fate for the 40.
called Gold Democrats than to amalsamate
.nssses Win tne bryan Democracy.
one may be absolutely certain that such
men u,s.. q EsleIs .ill be forced. BY their con-
ron~re..u.r rr.~.
-snr.sa.s.. - s.as son. OF Aiaoama. who
49, pessn.s az stase on the Democratic ma
uonal committee. and who attended the
recent conference OF that body In Chicago.
u authority for the statement that WIT
800. 1911 "In ne : deiesate from Ne
sa.~...s nv nsAs Dmocfauc national
consentlon. clayton says he learned that
N Cnscaso. anc adds: Z do not violate
any commence ID saying that IL future de-
veiopments should give a peculiar en-
Pnas,s 10 any pubic question. and should
Iead majority OF the delegates TO regard
ted to lead the party, Mr. Bryan, viii
support that candidate l know thar ne
victory for p.rs 70 srys and
to any ambitions be may have REGARDING
the presidential nomination
But n reply 70 the question whether he
the Alabamian admits that he does not.
nor does any one else that he knows. and
that he regards Rryan's denomination as
means that Bryan intends to violate ali
precedenfs and every prepriety by having
himself sent - q delegate to convention
for the presidency Nd other avowed pres-
dental candidate ever committed such q
breach Of political etiquette 0arlield was
dominated By the Republican convention
IN isp, which he attended as a delegate
but ne went there instructed for Sherman
was delegate to the Chicago convention
" isso put ne attended II as such and in
ent. ana not a. q presidential aspirant.
IT'S purpose IN going to next years con-
vsnion a. deieGate, however. IN obsious
q re aArss not remain away. fearing some
soup desaI may be attempted by East
eIn bemocrats which might result In an
v.nes man nomination He believes that
oy Ms presence ana mueh-vaunfed per-
sonar ma9netism ne viii be able TO hold
ne osIegates to9etner. The Nebraskan To
sne ouJsct OF severe CRITICISM and much
.sssnsa, iar .. sn's contemplated ana unpre-
SsusHsso aStfoH'
e.s.in ooIu Demoerats VINO were fnstru-
.neIs III psacuE TIE tfner-buckner ma
= ~ 49,. .gSs aN sscAet ~ the neld IN iNo
- 49, ssass 49,. uscause they think
.set. "matic - vH.s VIII mol ne represent
- ~. ANSsf SskhHtka-
I'LL ss. ~. iss ~ tnsNahaIsuHs mas not been
s,,,s. - =. sxsn .n"uen na'rman He
~ ~, ssv aas 49, nssues. ana my nave neen
. .Rs So ..nx 20 me enc thas tneIr
49, * ~ as.s auess'on Woui1 re-
So % ne party az large
~ ssa' ny nass ntus. y any: nope:
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ns.ea a'as Staeasuss Nats"u sBa kss'f0w
a"seF ssIvHk.s ouJes1 = oeeisfatsoh Tor
- snsae K".a sAhoaya otner members
90 nv Notilusesres VINO nope 20 see toe
n s ssass.u ss'aNss.a 1ste lew utkr
ssat uhosr eA.sussk Jaws iac spSsftaSy o.
nv .ITassts nss ssss ogssoH 81 refusing
~ =. 10y Vt sosssnihsht soss stauns W Goia.
Sssonla aHr sesFssafs " tne treasury NJ
say WIRE o~ ssFvsk stsef advocate ~