The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-20


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Where SO mucn money mao neen spent in
previous eiecnons.
Previous Campaign Expenditures.
Mr. Clark said, in response 10 Senator
Turkey. that 1t was true that in the first
state election he, Gov Broadwater, Gov.
liauser ana MT. Daly eaen mad contrib
49, 49, $500 10 the DeHocrauc campaign
III. asked apoui the COS. OF the con-
s.s. over the iocauon OF ,he capuai, MI.
slark SAID pronabiy MS OLD friends OF the
Sppos.siui o'ulu ven ino.e Soou, !. Ina ma.
ans ou .s "a. laa IN ieu ts sp"Vpo,
ra,.,'n .,n, s,n ~, s,e p1op s ". iua nau
wa. siVsvo ~ ~. ny sap ,s., =
eohinon report INA. tne oppostnon'
lion doIiars - Iorata tha can,ts, a, A..
conda.
No Mouex Usea vyveptttm.t.,x
:, haa -, .,,--,s .. 49,. -.
taroo 800 ~ ~ e1,,.,t,,,,n nm nat 'h ne
,,seS MN, ne "a1 "ouiu pe
..f -, s,,.s,, s.t. ..,h.. &, a.
toriai contest M nnonav vac snant - &c.
duence vo,es ,Iiegi,i,na,siy ~ 20, 49,
the cons,tto, asich av,.,as L. 49,,
you would not marvel at the heavy out
lay. The election was for the purpose of
overthrowing the one-man power Of Mr..
DAILY, and this could not be done with any
mesger sums Everything was conducted
IN such high-handed manner that no
body could expect to receive recognition
aust 10 those people. IL / thought the
despotism should continue ] should trem-
bic for the future, and would not want
my family to remain there.
Had Seen Men Bribed.
He had. he said personallv seen me, in
Butte paid monev Tor their votes r. lsss
"rta yo,, rras.s,,.. 49,, o., $500 c.
ator Cha ns,ar
az s,s 49, :. 49, -. ar.
Lac. ~ A. - a.. 49,. ssss. c.
n-ras ~. ,.,,.,, nva
10 hsr. -, ....s .i.,,s asn
as useless a. - 49, ~ 49, ~, ra,,s.
c,,c,n,,an "S ~ ou'A up as"'st
S'e''e
Cross-Examination.
The cross-examinstion was then begun
II was conducted by Mr.. Campbell whose
first question referred to Mr.. Clark's tes-
timony to the effect that he had seen men
paid money for their votes during the
election OF 1896. The witness did not. he
said, know the men either paying or re-
'ns sne mohey' ne hhe" 'ney were
..o' oh nus sue
WINS Trying to Break Days Power.
Taking up the political move for the de-
feat of the DAILY organization. Mr.. Clark
said he had not in the beginning any es-
pecial candidates. but that their purpose
was to get some one who could give us
A fair deal
.sWas II not generally understood
asked Mr.. campbell "that Mr. paIy Ia
yored Mr. Ice Mantle a silver penublI-
can for senaforqp
ut was generally talked or was thu
reply. s'but I have no personaI knowI-
edSs NJ that forbade .a,i ,sa 81 r,,,
A.. In defeat fusion and break tho noxsr
OF Marcus Dalv
.You made combination ala Won mt
with the pold Repub,icans to carry ths
election IN Buttee''
There was a combination made, but
there are no gold Republicans there that
Know OF.
ihen you mad changed your opinion
concerning fusion between August and
octoberY'
was IN favor OF any combination OF
Respectable people tnat would break down
,ne INFAMOUS organisation whicn con-
ro,iea 'ne butte primaries-your organ
'""'S"' wh'cn hso pecome so ho'or'ous'
Mis- Devotion to - ty.
Campbell questioned Clark closely about
the donation OF SIS 90 TO Day, which Clark
said he had given four days after his cleo
tion 10 me senate
- -. At.
.no,oes y. ~. ,.' anu s 'ep's1c'i',
~, Wan,.ra hn,s. =, ro,1r.ss,,, a,,,.as -
49, ~ ''s',,.. ,t s,,s. "o
oerns q ean ',,,as .o' ,s ma. o..u 49,,
~ t., ,ha hnnsa 80 ~. %,srI $3.50
..whn s,d ~, ,,.a n,,,, ~ * osa,..
.T aia g. A. .ans,dsra,,nr ns ~ yr,.,a.
.,,, - ~ "a 80 ~. r,orx n.rtar,,,sa
hv him an irv1ny 10 organize the Ieutsla
ture and his work in controlling our
forras I vafappix.I that he ~
OF this consideration. Furthermore, we
expected more or less litigation. of which
Mr.. Day WAS to take charge. This Is all
! haVe paid aim ana all that ne mas been
paid, so far as | know"
The Money paid to whitcside,
In reu,v IN Mr. camnbelrs questions
.anc.~n,,s ~. testir,onv given hv sena-
,or CLARK 4, Mon,ana the senator IN.
s,s,aa ,bat nrs&io,,s ID the vhi,es,de on.
nnsnr. Ia had v,v.n no money 10 Mr.
weiicn,ne pressed 10 saw whether he
Ma NJ, ss,,ea his san whefh.r hs mad NOT.