The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-06
WARNING TO VOTERS.

the figures in every county claimed by
the Republican workers. figured IT out
that Senator Frink would win by a large
majority, greater than that ever given
any candidate for governor In the state
There was a strong feeling OF confidence
In the air at the state headquarters based
on the news received during the past day
or two from various sections OF the state
Chairman Drum sanGuine.
Chairman Drum. of the Democratic
state committee. said that he believed
Bryan and Rogers would both be elected
Mr. Drum seemed sanguine of victory
IF the electoral vote of Washington
will elect Mr.. Bryan he will be the next
have this state won. 1t has been a hard
fight. but our chances of winning are
tirst-class. ! believe Bryan win be elect
era,,e New foT ps,rsob ,hink VII e. Demo
Maloney and the other workers here have
rendered me invaluable and loyal assist
ance. Our speakers have covered the
state on very little money and we will
debts"
Campaign Manager Morris was hard at
work until midnight last night II Is con-
coded that Mr.. Morris has made a most
efficient chairman Of the county commit
tee. The Democrats themselves admit
this and they have very good cause to
regard Mr.. Morris as a hard and tena-
cious fighter, With Mr.. Morris in his Of
flee In the Starr Boyd building last night
l.
dard. Harry Emery and Will Inglis. Mr.
Whitaker. like Mr. Morris. has worked
day and night as well as Sundays during
the past three weeks Both show the ef.
fects Of the long hours they have put In
Mr.. Emery, who has had charge OF the
distribution of literature and other work
charge of the speakers schedule for some
time past. rendered loyal and effective
service In the campaign.
King County IL safe.
Said Campaign Manager Norris: King
county viii turn out the greatest Repub-
liean vote tomorrow in our history. Every
man on the county ticket Is a winner
" has been pretty lively night. but I've
enjoyed it. The Democrats have not
pated and provided for. / know they
claim they Will elect some Of their county
ticket. but they VIII tremendously be dis
appointed when the votes are counted
| King Will be the banner Republican
county OF the state. In our poll az the
county We have given the Democrats the
doubtful and unknown voters and stili
We have majority Of between $500 and
arHi ! have never been able 10 learn
what was the result Of the poll Of the
county BY the Democratic county COM
mittee., | would like 70 see their figures .
SURPRISING as i may seem there was a
feeling q confidence al the Democratic
| Assistant Chairman 30 Sweeney declared
| that the Democrats would carry King
county for Bryan and elect the majority
pressed
ngures. however. Mr.. Sweeney would not
talk
Il believe We have King county won
| for Bryan and Rogers" said Mr.
sweeney Our poll shows that we have
| majority % the known vote here I an
preciais The fact that there Is a very
| large unknown vote In King county. but
| we believe We viii get \ majority az a.
1t has been a hard fight. confess
Chairman Morris, Of the Republican
county committee, has put up A good
| nght al the way through He IL a Wig
orous adversarv ard I DO not hesitzfe
| 20 admit e. Stil,. I believe we have him
coppered. as they say But anvhovr
| We viii all know after the ballots are
| counted tomorrow night"
All efforts Ia &c, from Mr. Sweeney a
statement az 70 his belief regarding the
sine ~ the Democrats majority in king
| county were futile He merely claimed
| that the Democratic ticket would win
1 but when pressed FOR figures, refused Ia
| make any statement. This. al Repub-
| ucsn headquarters Is regarded al a rer-
I tain sign 81 weakness.
| The Republican state central committee
has made ARRANGEMENTS 10 RECEIVE re-
turns Of the election from every part 81
| the state. wire has been strung Ia
| the HEADQUARTERS from the Office Of the
1 Western Union Telegraph Company and
| an operator VIII be on duty tomorrow
| night when the polls close The chairrner
AZ tia county committees THROUGHOUT ~