The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-06

III there was any apathy i'm King coun-
ty at the beginning of this campaign it
had entirely disappeared last night, when
rival demonstrations were made by the
Republican marching and fiambeau clubs
and the Minute Men of the Democratic
organization. Immense crowds lined First
and Second avenues during the early
part of the evening and cheered the pa
raiders to the echo. Then. after the pro-
cessions were over, street-corner meet
ings held the attention of hundreds, and
In these gatherings partisan feeling ran
very high. AS result three or four
men were hauled OF to Jail charged with
disorderly conduct or with attempting a
breach of the peace.
The Armory being too small 10 hold
the big crowd that gathered to hear w.
+. Humphrey. overflow meetings were
held in the south end of the city by
Chairman Schivey, of the Republican
state central committee. and other speak
ers.
The Democrats decided Sunday to close
their campaign with number of out
door meetings. The Socialists pursued the
same course, and their candidate for gov
ernor, w. c. b. Randolph, addressed
the largest street crowd last night at
the corner Of Second avenue and Union
The Democrats held forth on the corner
OF Second avenue and Cherry street,
where James Hamilton Lewis, ]. T. Rom
aiu, f. n James rev. clark Davis
and @. n. Hodgdon were the speakers.
Spoke From Express Wagons.
The Democrats started in early in the
evening with the purpose of working up
counter demonstration against the ~
publicans. Headed by band. the NM
ute Men," as the Democratic Marching
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dispersed at Union street and then the
Minute Men" came down Second ave-
nue 70 Cherry street soon an exnress
wagon anneared ana in ! few n,inntes
wasoa appeai eu' anu u, lew minutes
crowd OF aW people gathered on the cor
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Anti-Imnar,ai,st league ,,o,,n,aa ,ha
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IN 1avor OF Aguinaido ana against expan-
sion. Mr.. James received a respectful
hearing, but there was little interest in
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hamilton Lewis. VINO denvered charac-
teristic harangue. After Mr.. Lewis came
Clark Davis, who repeated the arguments
of Bryan IN his Seattle speech against
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