The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-23
Sanguine Prediction of Peace Com
missioner Fred. W. Hollis.
= LANDSLIDE FoR M'k'nLsy.
No More Doubt About That State
and Illinois Geing Republican
Than Of Pennsylvania and YER
ment-nryan scored for His Open
Alliance with the criminsl
Class In New York City.

TN my belief there is no more doubt
about New York and Illinois going Re-
publican than there Is about Pennsylvania
or Vermont" This was the remark made
yesterday In Seattle by Frederick w.
Hollis. who was one Of the American COM
missioners to the international peace con-
ference which met at The Hague last
year, and who is In this city. guest
at the Rainier Grand. Mr.. Hollis remark
was In answer to a question as 10 the
political outlook in the East when he
left there a week ago. Mr.. Hollis In trav-
cling through the West making speeches
in the interest Of the Republican ticket.
ana also making addresses to university
students on the peace conference. Its his
tory and the results Of It's work.
He Will, at 10 o'c'ock this morning, speak
70 the students OF the univers ~ Of wash
tngton. his subject being THE History
OF the Peace Conferences" Mr. Hollis IS
an interesting taiker. Unfortunately pres
sure OF his time will preclude his making
campaign speech in Seattle
Washington. I think, II safe enough
FOR Mckinley" he said. therefore do
not fear to leave II In the hands OF it's
Republican friends
when seen at the Rainier Grand Mr..
Hollis expressed himself clearly on the
political situation
II ANYTHING has been. needed. said
ne. 70 stir UP the Republicans OF New
York 70 register and get out their full
strength II was furnished by the Bryan
Lammany celebration Of last week. The
ana exalted position Of president OF the
United states openly allying himself with
the criminal and vicious classes Of New
Ing about with men who live by political
biackmail levied on the lowest classes
and fcuiest resorts in that city and who
dous outpourings from the siums. which
according to the newspapers greeted Mr..
bryan everywhere. will be enough to add
tnousands upon thousands o. votes to
the Republican column. and insure New
York for Mckinley.
TamwaRy's True Character.
Anyone who wishes to know what
Iammany Hall means today should read
the article BY Franklin Matthew n last
Is not overdrawn. and its very modera-
ton makes II the most terrific Indictment
that sny rang OF political scoundrsls eves-
ance. He knows that Tammany. ~ worse
he rather SYSTEMATICALLY GId aioof from
pecinIly. that the NV German voters OF
VIII be fully Sttsrminsd BY this T s1nsay
ss.monstrefon to oppose the entire out
-Jv Chicago the heavy registration Is
also favorable 10 the Republican ticket.
from IKE states IL wisc on Mn MIN
states are surely safe for MCKINLEY.
the as ssI n h. :ss !. e Ssns me- saa.
aged with marvellous energy and Eff
Cheney, and that thare Is no doubt about
a any STATE op tne Pacific sos.s Tske =
and Roosevelt landslide on November 6.
A. the same. time vigilance should not
be relaxed and no efrort should be spared
to make Tn. Republican victory as COM
piete and tellins as uossihle and TO defeat
once and forever the party Of disaster
at home and dishonor abroad"
Mr.. Hollis. on his was to this coast.
spoke at Ann Arhor and in Milwaukee.
and Intended speaking In this state and
Oregon. hu, Yesterday resolved teIe-
gram which WIN necessltate his leaving at
noon today for California. where he win
make several political speeches and also
talk about the peace conference to the
students AZ Berkeley. y Is his intention
two campaign speeches before election,
This " Mr. Hollis second visit to Sc
attic. his frst being made about ten years
ago. He marvels a the growth Of the
city. Rs cosmopolitan air and the evil
dences Of enterprise and prosperity on all
sides and predicts for Il a great future.
National Peace Conference.
Nj Hollis took very active part In
the International peace conference. andsss
nations. the conservative resultssattsined
AZ that conference we're more largely tue
90 Anne rican diplomacy than 10 that Of any
Of the other OF the twsn,y-six nailsds
represented.
Tns anal repor, Of she confersyes has
not yet been published by copsfess, but
book written BY Mr; Hgds on the
subject will 5000 be puelispsa The book
conferences, together ~yh all the treaties
spcssinx OF the Senfcrenc.. Mr.. Hollis
the work Of Ne peace conference Is
very littie undey<tocd. considering It's TIM
msnsc importyhc~. our people. however.
are waking. n e It's great meaning. and
iear asie ysn q acs as jusss. 81 whai
VIII he knfwn as the International court
Of arbitration Each eountry Ia the con
ference limited 80 four Judges % far.
and has Accepted. Ex-Prextdent Cleveland
declined the honor. and Judge George
GRAY, q Delaware, has accepted Ia Mr..
,lsvsl.rs R,rss repsr; pr. tss. . ss-v re
post Of sae third Judge lacks eonarnA-
ton. Taefourth appointment has not rst
been msaeA Thesc Judges are appointed
spain and shs eei,sd states hav. sirnlaed
each. ans u u expected snst each q ire
twcnty-four countries VII have their ap-
Peia'mea.s MADE ard Anaeanssi ~ Jan
''rhs Judges ~l.l 81 required TO sit ~hen
called uron. and receive co n e@nsAtiau FOR
..ryises rendered n se.,.Al case. . = ar.
srN already some fsnTte~n o. Aftsen eases
ready 20 ne heard tsscre the court, To-
eiuasng ne quession % the Indemnity 70
hs exsNtet from China
rae treaty ADOPTED b. ths peace Goa
terence consider The magma ehAEtA Of