Washington Voters Face GOP Dem Debate Over Liquor Issue
A lengthy editorial discusses the 1870s Washington race focusing on party platforms, the liquor question, and the call for honest, capable candidates. The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic stances, urging voters to back officials who will uphold law and order, resist corruption, and govern prudently. It notes Indiana and national patterns shaping local choices, urging independence in voting.
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