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

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The campaign closes next Mon
day night with grand rally at Ar
mOry hall, and in many other point,
in the county, and the most brilliant
speakers that the committee can send
out will 60 to the places designated
by Chairman Morris in the county
for the closing of the campaign in a
flame of glory. The signal lights, as
it were, will burn from every hill tor
in King county on Monday evening
as said above all over King county
will be one grand rally night for Re
publican success. 1t is predicted at
this writing that King county will
give the entire Republican ticket not
less than $500 majority, and the Re
publican committee under the direc-
ton Of Chairman Morris proposes to
ratify that fact a day beforehand, so
certain is it that it will have liberal
cause for doing so after the votes will
have all been counted Tuesday even
ing.
No Republican in Seattle can af-
ford to vote againsct Frank W. Cush-
man, because, instead Of helping the
city by so doing, he would simply be
pulling down the commercial inter-
ests Of the city. If he did so he
would be refusing to vote for a loyal
patriotic citizen, to vote for one who
has treason and political corruption
stamped on his forehead. If you cut
Cushman next Tuesday you will feel
it when you 90 to the next state leg
islature, you will feel it wherever
you 90 to urge the rights of Seattle
on account of its population and
vote. Let not Republican voter
cast vote against Cushman next
Tuesday, though he has been most
maliciously lied upon by the Daily
Liar of this city, which is the most
damnable liar of the Northwest.
yakima Jones" is the catch of
the present campaign. He was the
catch of the campaign two years ago,
and he caught the election to con-
gress by great vote. Mr.. Jones will
do SO again, mark these words. Last
Monday evening at the Armory hall
he made speech that was said to be
the very best thing of the present
campaign. Mr.. Jones is an earnest
and faithful worker in congress and
the voters Of this state are quite well
aware of that fact and will return
him next Tuesday, because he rep
resents the entire state.
Vote for J. NJ. Frink for governor
Of this state, because he begun life
in Seattle poor man, and by his
own energy and will power built up
business that is a credit to any city;
because he has gone through this en-
tire campaign and not even the
Daily Liar has been able to say one
word against him worthy of contra
diction Such men are hard to be
found, and you can vote for such d
man when he is found and nominal
ed for office with a clear conscience
Vote for Judge Henry Mcbride
because he is one Of the best men
that was ever nominated for a public
trust. Through all the campaign
not one word detrimental to him has
been said or published by the oppo-
ton speakers and papers. Judge
Mcbride made a record as superior
judge Of this state that has served
him well in the present campaign
and one that will win for the party
that has nominated him for lieuten-
ant governor of the Evergreen state
many votes that would otherwise
have gone to some other party. Ii
is the nomination of such men as
Judge Mcbride that means party
success and restores public conf
dence that has been shaken by
reckless and extravagant officials.
You are for San Fl. Nichols fol
secretary Of state because he is one
of those specimens of humanity who
believes absolutely in fair play to al
manner of man, regardless Of hi,
nationality, his party or his religion
A man is a man with Sam Nichols
and the world, for the most part, al
ways admires those men, and wher
it gets an opportunity it Away:
shows its admiration. Sam Nichols
of SnOhomish county, is familiar
name to everybody in the state o.
Washington, and to many persons
in other states. Il see that MAJ
by the name of Sam II. Nichols ha.
been nominated for an office in thu
state, said a man from the Eas
the otherr day at the Republican
headquarters, ''and if it is the San
Nichols that knew back there. h,
is one of the best men on earth.
He proved to be the same Sam, anC
the two were soon gotten tOoethe
and were having a peck of fun owe
old times.
Il am for J. D. Atkinson first o
all because he is a true blue Repub
lican, but secondly because he is
young man that has forged his wa
to the front by hard work and tot
The West, and especially the stat
of Washington, is in need Of jus
such young men, and appreciatin
that fact, the young men will rail-
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