The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-21

-. ou,look for Republican victory IN
~sts. al down the line was never
sz.sse, than at the present time, SAYS
..s,,ran J. II. schively, OF the Repuoh-
ssste central committee
~ official work OF the hepnohcah
*. campaign II now fairy unoer way
s.mmls,ee organization mas peeh per
Nnn Il, ,he counties. polling has been
,ssnsesiiy completed IN many or me pre-,
fa, s.,h,,c meetings are of daily and
d1s src,,rrence in all parts OF the
,f the issues OF the big conflict
~ generally understood. Under
s,reumstances the temper OF the
4 beginning 20 be publicly discov-
Fs..a through official sources some
~. AZ II may be learned.
49, ys5orfs coming to me from nil
=. u inc state indicate complete VIC
80 s.,d Chairman Schiyely yesterday,
~. ..,v Tor the national ticket but like
- -, the state ticket and the various
ssnsy tickets
-. FARMERS east OF the mountains
~. r,alIxed that their prosperity is due
X. Mckinley administration; that
ss-.ne,tfv and Repuhiicanism are synon-
r,~..s teyus They heartily indorse the
- n the national administration and
q. i.Ssvm,n<d 10 put the state In line
- IN nafion, in order 20 fully enjoy
= ~ benefits OF McKiney's second term.
@ssnasor Frink and his colleagues on
:. ssase Ticket are gaining strength
Nv A. the voters ~ the state look
~ a. matter they are realizing more
~ e5ore fully that the strength OF the
-s1sf fusion administration springs more
~ Il the fact TINT Republican state
ssssp aided by few atnlwart Popnlists
"a r,~mocrats, prevented the pernieious
~;ulsiion which Gov. Rogers and HIS
800 tried 70 pass. than II does from
~ positive virtue
- EH~ct on state warrants.
~ claim Of the fusionists that the
nussfs administration has brought the
IN warrants to par, reduced the state
~ Ard 80 on, is being appreciated and
,Aufstooh Az more ~ n compliment to
~ Republican national administration
IAN 70 the state fusion administration.
IN four years Immediately preceding
- ahsent OF Rogers. under Democratic
0ioaal Administration. h> the way. ex-
sftncpd the most severe panic through
phth the country has passed In recent
ysam The people were not able TO pay
ihsir iares In this state delinquent taxes
ou1snating, In round numbers, nearly
GeA6 overhung the people. Within
~ 6rst year and a half OF McI<iuley's
o1ninistrnton somewhere between $500 600
IA tsH.0D OF this money was paid into
~ treasury Of tho state.
why should the warrants not go up
u6ef these circumstances Rut What
b ne world the voters OF the state are
King did Rogers have to do with
NJ
"a svery county from which we receive
Hvnrts. and that Includes every county In
~ state. conditions are much more favor
~ 10 our success than they were even
NJ yesrs ago. Our meetings are much
nefe largely attended. our people much
nm enthusiastic and our workers are
snited IN the determination that the adj
yaw majority OF four years ago shah
y more than turned In our favor.
The reports Of disafection In our ranks,
Vt 81 which the opposition IL trying 10
haks capital. are sprinslnH from the
nHYs 81 the enemy and not from us The
hsien!sis are pursuing these tactics TO
lssp The eyes OF the voters from seeing
o. disAnsction and disruption OF their
nm ranks
4 Cesfessiou of weakness.
The boast OF the fusion committee that
ess Rogers win run ahead Of his ticket
Y rraiify, confession OF weakness
N ihsir part and shows that they con-
Sitf aim burden rather than "a helm
hsfy one who Is ut all familiar with
" tactics OF the opposition knows that
s1sFs ,hsy expect the least they claim
Eysywhcre throughout the stat. the
raFsAstr are asserting that the Rogers
izFaef.Snsvciy combine has sold them
w y order 10 rerpetuate itself In con-
rsl u party affairs
oskcd al from any standpoint
shsshsr from the reports of our friends
~ boasts OF our enemies. II Is per-
49, clear 70 nay mind that the com
y essetlan tn November win record a
nsss slrtcfy for the Republican party In
An'e % Washington on both the
f4nnnsl and state tickets"