The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-08

County Chairman q. y. Coleman VIII
issue a call, he stated Monday. within
a day or two for a meeting of the coun-
ty central committee to convene in
this city at an early date. This will
probably be on Saturday next At
this meeting the dates of the primar-
les and convention will be set, and the
apportionment of delegates made.
Chairman Coleman, discussing the mat
ter of apportionment Monday, said
that while Benton county had taken
away some of the territory of Yakima
the vote at the last election, upon
which the apportionment would be
based, was so large that in all proba
bility the number of delegates in the
coming convention would be as great
as two years ago when the total was
100.
The party workers are collecting
the fuel and putting it under the po-
ltical pot, which will soon be bubbling
with all the energy of a campaign in
which a complete set of county Off
GERS is to he chosen and al the same
time a municipal slate considered, for
the city election this year promises to
be one of greater Importance and in
terest than usual. Political forecast
ers have been unable, UP to this time.
to see any connection between the two
campaigns. or find any issues in one
that will become any part of the is
sues of the other.
The Republican party Will wage All
ft-f,
It's leaders VIII work Just as hard n
if they feared the greatest competition
rendered it necessary. but they all
claim that the election viii be walk
AWAY for the 2 3. ps candidates.;
that the only place wherein danger
of defeat lies is the nominating cons
venton and that the winners there can
plan On how they viii administer the
duties Of tho office to which they may
feel that they are practically elected.
But. the future is to lie considered,
and the future is not always certain.
Party organization, an asset of great
est value to 4 great political party,
must be maintained against a time
when the situation is not SO ono-sidcd
as 1t IS considered this year. The rap
id increase in population must be
watched, for no one knows what the
political faith 81 the newcomers lay
be until a campaign Is gone through
and an election held. And so, even If
the democratic party were to fail .
put a fun ticket In the field, the re-
puhlicans would work tirelessly VITA
the aim in view Of rolling MP a big
majority. lining up tho forces keen
Ing cases on the newcomers and la.-
ting the othor portions Of the stare
know how strong inc rartv Is IN WI.
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