The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-07
ro1ka Republicans Look For
xkfd to Victory at Polls.
"a sLscr NEXT GOVERNOR.
>11e1en Divided Into Three Parts,
"a naving \ state Ticket in
- Ffel6--Good Chance for Mo-
n1nIey Ei~ctors-Hop. John Dry
-, u Kesrney. Visiting In seat
0e-ActsveIy Interested In Politics

- the Republicans Of Nebraska have
11'S-11ent prospects for defeating fusion
zsCc orvnnism at it's very hearthston> Is
~ colnion expressed by John A. Dry
j3ss 4 prominent attorney and Republic
80 faa6ef OF Kearney. Neb., who Is row
Goattle.
i ! - Dryden, accompanied by his wife
& vi eafldren. II visiting with the family
n leha P. Hartman. Mrs. Hartman Is
S3 81 Mr.. Dryden and the two men
"a "a professional associates. having
1no foars ago constituted the law Arm
a S'X&Stman 4 Dryden. Of Kearney Mr..
ynea has not visited Seattle since ave
S1t ~ and finds in the many changes
11huots occasion for wonder.aent.
+ sxen have great state here" he said
100 course OF an interview yesterday.
1 80 4 great city. l am amazed at the
Svto,ous growth Of Seattle n the past
IS Ysan.. Everything seemed almost at
1(Sndstin then and remember TINT
~ men Of all kinds werc complain
u the hard times. Now don't hear
Y 76aything except prosperity and certain
noro ere ample evidences on every side
/ 6Acw that the prosperity 10 substantial
noSea4ins."
III Dsyden's trip 10 tho West II purely
NJ and recreation ana he and his
u viii remain in Seattle during this
dfl1SA& Upon returning TO Nebraska he
S1p, ~ has been HIS custom In many
Nal campaigns. TO enter actively into
! uport Of the Republican national ana
5(u1o tickets. He II not himself A candl-
~ for once, but his services are regu-
~ called into requisition as . public
<1or and an adviser in campaign work.
Q1untlng upon the internal .iisscnsion
ocog 'the opposition to the Republicans
tx Dryden expresses the belief that the
~ Will elect their state ticket and
~ IN excellent chance for naming Me-
10y electors
~ forces that solIdIy supported Bry-
- nd fusion In the last campaign" he
~. ARE now divided and have three
e1ets In the field. The Republicans were
fvsF 30 strongly united and are looking
Ward TO victory with great deal Of
f1eAocnce. The Hryanites. composed of
Denocrats and part Of this Populists, nave
fIG01unlnated Gov. w. A. POINTER, hut
oolr tactics have offended tho great ma
NIFTY Of the Popuiists with the result
Ut the latter recently held big state
Invention at Grand Island and placed
j. strictly Populist 'middle.of -the-road
c1et In the field
n This convention was representative OF
y parts OF the state and contained t90
N@gatcs. 10 that the extent " dissatis-
M. ~. 'as'on 'cnet ian De read
n Ansr 81 co"ssc. no DOUBT
many OF these middle-rS-thr-roadcr
vote for the bryan electors, which
okes tho result or the national ticket
ln6btful, but fee; certain that - ,.,i,I
ct our state ticket which Ii headed by
\ pnries IL. Dietrich. OF Hastings, for
srnor'
This assurance II made stronger by the
net that tho Social Democrats, who sup
perted poynter at the time he was ciect
~ have also shown their dtsannraval "a
l3eion By putting IN 4 f,ii' sf,,a t.ctst
With the opposittnn thus d,vtd,s ;,,n
'lofee sections and only Ia o0p fns1b,, ma !.
gttr ~ the last eIectipn to he ,,vs,eorna
HcSuraaed wi,h ~ '.sns rs.soh 'o reel
Whlls utterly opposed 10 every liar, RI
Evans eNpressnd poffficai heflafr Mr.
Uydtn comedies that the Democraiic can.
Z U1ate Ia a skiljfui noiitician ans, n h,x
suAorlbility, an effective campairn.r
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