The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-04-30
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The Washington Progress YES VIZ
have no opportunity 70 rs3et1 VIII
scorn sn invitation 10 ana c-f-... g.
with the ola gusrd Republicans -
because TIE Republicans vi 1ot ~
tend the lrv51ation tbs VS. de-
cided ny the Republican stare COM
miliae 81 it, meeting 81 The Tac7ma
hotel on Sa4urday. when we Tesulp-
lions designed 10 pave he Wy t7f
an amAlcamatiou ~ The tw'o parties
were voted down with e1thosi sn
ana with tie frank avowal that Ire
old euara would not admit any
thing" Tat hooked 7ife an aHm+s-
sion 81 the party'S wreHe-5a#nz ~
Aberdeen and Chicago. s. he pros
pecls Of ANA ramauon . any >tfus
leading - that end have Eaue s1ia.-
merIuG
The RltzyillA Journal-Tines in
discussing Ire prospects Il pr' 10
of the Repu hlicans ana ProcTessives
stated thai casa clearlX ana correct
ly. The Journal-Times said
What Progressive : there II the
state Who woula cons De- Tor one
minute The inviteI3ou. Vera Il offer
cd him. 70 return 10 The falG' unless
he could n assured, sVa. cuar' H.
iced that The bunch q sa-call@6
standpa1Ier> WHO stole The oreanizr-
tiOn o. The last STATE convention IN
order - -hws'1 The VII . TIE cr-"f
majority g he party mem bershiQ
and select only those wto Were
known - - administrator support
e~s, men Who were foolish enough
10 believe they We're bigger trfn
their party and more essential -r
success than political honesty end
party principle: men vho were s.
thoroughly STEPPED II sst~tr..ss
as 70 be hau6 10 tie c.1t"~iul
STORM a public aisspnraval eud par-
II annIhils1on, ana even a1I-r i
had struck and wrecked 1ha parry
The party that had done - much
Tor the country in years aeoue-they
are nn1 now wiling 70 SEP SIDE for
The SAKE d sven uerry u ll-.
and permit. without protest. & T-or-
EGnizaL0n - tra parry. IlEs h-lr 8
ing 1oeether The Two con ending fac
IlOns-a Reunion. - 1t vars - long
rs Ire OLD leed-rs-uau Who ar-
directly respnns bic 1or ne dat=s7
al .-1urce themselves mon st~
rank and file ~ lenders. 5ust Sc
long VII me progressive wing re-
fuse u consider all CvHT-l1-'t.s tov--''l
10 reconciliation sno uI5au ID y
therefore 10 he hoped 1ha. 2 su+t.-
clen5 amount OF common s@ls - and
party LOYALTY remains il Ih@m To-
move them IN WHIST Is nothing move
nor less than their Flain duty To
man ana u party, and SIP ASIDE 1or
better ana more Satisfactory iea r.
Sirs. pol iris depends lie future Oi
The Republican party Il mr. orly Tie
stale d Washington bu1 he nation
as well
The Republican stale committee
las noj euly refused 70 make shy
-overJures 10 he PToeress5ves bui
has served nouce. through Tbamss
p. Fjske Who WAS chairman 81 Al
ssrdeen 81 The convention which com
pleIed the disruption OF rhe Eepuh-
Acan party IN The state 81 Washing
ton, that TWO principles al tie Pro-
-sressive party must Ne eliminated
hefnre there can be 8uy uu}an n
Ibai parry with Ihe Bepubl fcans OF
Tins stale Listen II Mr.. FlsRe 5 nj
Llmarum.
ne 4h-utltHts 10 be t.l-4--liatt'l
ARE; The Progressive declaration IN
favor OF the recall Of Judicial dects-
ions, and The thlrd parIy ettcmpi
10 make this government II Ine
majority raJher than & constitution
al government
In other words, M Fisse ana
his associates on The committee ere
SIN opposed 10 majority rule. inst
Is they were NJ Aberdeen and CHI
cage. i the Prosrass3Ves CT LIE