, 1859-02-18
Special Central and Corresponding Committees.
OLYNrIA, Feb. Is, 1858.

Special Central and Corresponding Committees,
At two several meetings Of the Democratic members
Of the Legislature, held iqelympia on the 23th and
3st January for the purpose OF taking measures for
more thoroughly organizing the Democratic party
throughout the Territory tile following preamble and
res llution unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, The Democracy Of Our Territory arc
about to enter upon Of the most important polti
cal contests that has ever taken place tEcren-a
contest upon the success Of which will depend the
supremacy Of the Democratic party in The Territory:
iud !ghereaS, II is too evident that there are hO'C
among us, pretending to lie Democrats, who prefer
self aggrandizemcnt and the accomplishment ol their
own selfish views t. the success Of the party and Of
Democratic principles; and to accomplish these ends
that they are disposed to break down all OF those rule
and usagcs which have heretofore held the party
together, and enabled h to win glorious victories at
every election.
Democratic party throughout the Territory,
! Dc il RceOirod. That Central Committee Of three
he appointed by this meeting whose duty it shall be
to receive and If necessary TO answer all CommuEica
tions that may be addressed to it by such persons a.
committees throughout the different counties in the
Territory, upon matters concerning the welfare aud
success Of the Democratic party.
| In accordance with the above resolution, Messrs
". ". MILLER, JAMES W. WILEY, and Dr. G. X.
WILLARD were appointed the special Central Com
mittec.
| The following Corresponding Committees were
then appointed for the different counties, follows:
For va'ia-scHa-Messrs. A. Il. Robe, Al. c. ain
and Col. Craig.
Sposaas-Mcssrs. Benjamin F. Yantis and Jola
Owen.
Sbaaqaia-G. Naggs and P. Bradford.
| Cicrks-D. r. Faes, S. B. Curtis, II. J. G. Maxon.
VIM. P Horton, Gay Haydca: G. lrby, John Sim
mons, Lloyd Brooks, Hiram Field, Capt. Fairchilds,
and 7. !. Fletcher.
Cociifs-John Ca,lin. c. La Du, Henry Jackson.
Bennett Cresey, Capt. Wm, Bratton, and Frederic
Schanhafst.
TVaIE;aSlrm-Charles Mccall and William Strong.
Pacife-John Cremlin, Jr., J. A. CLARK, H. X. Sc
vens, and john Briscoe.
ChehGIis-John Giescy, solomon Soule, Sidney s.
Ford, Jr, J. 5. II. Van Cleave and Samuel WoDdard.
Ls'ois--C. c. PaSett, James Philips JqAn c. Coch-
rdnc, and Turner Il. Roundtree. "
IhuTsiOR-B. L. Henness, George Brazil, Thomas
/ W. Glasgow, Oliver sheod, James Longmyre, J. N.
/ Hawk. Andrew Chambers, Joseph W. White, s. 3.
Ford, Sem, aha Asher Sargent
SdtrGnish-Wm. N. Morrow, c. W. Swindall, W. T..
0lIarYor, and III T. Simmons.
| Pierce-J S. Jaquith, John Rigney, Thos Dean.
Warren Cove, i. A. Light, A. +. Byrd, and W. II.
Wood.
Kins-Frank Matthias. C. c. Lewis, c. c. Terry.
and Joseph Foster
| Kitsap -. a. Page and Mr. Walker.
ycfcsol--M. II. Frost, f. s. Fowler, DR.. McOurdy,
and J. J. H. Van Bokkelen.
LsIand-C. c. Phillips, W. R. Bailey, Ed. Barring
ton, N. Hill, and r. G. Fay.
Waaieonl-J. A. Tenant B. F. Shaw, Z. C. Fits
hugh, G. G. Vail, and Henry Roeder.
| Cialnu-B. J. Madison, q. L. Strong, and D. r.
| Brownield.
The Corresponding Committee Of each county is
respectfully invited to communicate freely with both
the regular Territorial Central Committee and the
Special Central Committee as above constituted, and
amongst themselves, any and all matters Of import
ance touching the welfare Of the party bearing upon
the approaching election for members Of the Legsla
'ure and Delegate 10 Congress.