The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-11-02


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= Heading the electoral roster is
Is the name of Charles Sweeney, one of
Spokane's leading mining and bust
ness men, and a more fitting name
q and man to head the list could not
n be found than he. Nothing but
. words Of praise can be heard Of Mr.
I Sweeney, regardless of whom you
hear speaking about him. eyes, l
know Charley Sweeney, and he is
! one Of the whitest men in the
world" comes from every source.
' For the past twenty years he has
; lived in and about Spokane, and it
is thought that 80 per cent. Of the
business community, without regard
to political affiliations will vote for
2 Mr.. Sweeney next Tuesday.
LET the mountains of Okanogan
county be represented" was an APP
peal from that section when the state
Republican convention assembled in
Tacoma to nominate the ticket
which is now before you for your
voting consideration, and after the
| whole section had been gone over
and over, it was finally decided to
settle on Hon. John NJ. Boyd as one
of the presidential electors. Much
has recently been said about Mr..
Boyd in these columns, and YOU are
doubtless well enough acquainted
with the man by this time to say
with the people of Okanogan county
that he is the man for the place and
give him rousing vote next Tues
day.
! Hon. Frank W. Hastings, who has
been honOred in the past by the citi-
zenS Of Jefferson county in the state
senate, has been called to come I'D
! higher by the Republicans of the |
state and Is now your candidate for
! presidential electOr, a most honor
able, if not lucrative, office of trust. !
Praise and commentator for Mr.. |
Hastings in these columns are use
less for the simple reason that the |
name of Frank W. Hastings is al
household word in every community
Of this state and his good qualities
as man and citizen are known to
every man, woman and child in this !
section, and he will prove as strong a |
candidate in the Northwest as Mr..
Sweeney in SpOkane-not only in
the northwest, but all over the
Sound country.
The best Of everything is saved for
the last, and so is it in winding up
the Republican ticket with with the
name of Hon. Sam G. Cosgrove as a
presidential electOr Coming from
the prairie section of this state. as
does Mr.. COsgrove, he will in
that section run ahead of the
: Democratic nominee two to one.
Sam Cosgrove not only stands par
excellence in the section of the state
: where he Immediately lives, but he
Is the man of the people from every
, section of the Evergreen state, and
he will prove to be one of the most
I popular candidates that the Repub
lican convention nominated.
King county Republicans placed
before the voters a most admirable
ticket, and although the campaign
? has ragged with much fury ever since
the ticket was first nominated, vet
: iothing has the opposition been able
to say against the personnel of the
respective candidates that would or
should deter any man from voting
for them. The three candidates for
superior judges are ideal young men.
highly educated, successful lawyers
and all honorable gentlemen.
Looking at the judicial roster for
minute, your attention is first
called to Boyd J. Tallman, who has
been honored by his party with a
nomination for superior Judge. Mr..
Tallman is without a doubt one of
the fairest men in King county. a
Republican in and out of season. a
man of sterling qualities and man
that knows no man by his color or
his nationality. He is an able and
successful lawyer, and the mere fact
that he has succeeded at the King
county bar as well as the bar of this
state is proof sufficient of that fact
= All men at some time in their life
, time have been students. w. r.
+ Bell, one Of the Republican candi-
Q OATS for superior Judge, admits that
once on a time he was Il student, and
. while he was law student he laid
the foundation which has since
made him lawyer. He is now
lawyer, and as such is quite capable
as a judge to administer the laws as
he finds them on the statute books.
: The charge that Mr. Bell was at
p some time a law student in some
bodys law Office is rather trivial and
is but proof sufficient that he is now
: the man to be elected, for as a stu
dent he did his work well.
e Keeping store does not prevent
5 a man from becoming an able iurist.
Il and if it did this country would
have never had any Abraham Lin
coin SO when the opposition CHARGES