The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-10

eral Government, and that We belssvs
that posterity will award to il the
honor Of being one OF the purest in the
history Of our country.
Re-oirsd, That ve favor the early
admission Of oar territory INTO tie
sisterhood Of States. ami COR delegate
10 hereby instruc,ed 10 use oil psuper
means to secure the same.
Ressssd. That We regard the uure-
stricted immigration Of the Chinese
into the United States - very grsvs
evil, which shoald receive the prompt
attention Of Congress and the treaty
making powes; snd Ne favor tie
speedy modification Of oar present
treaty With China. in order that said
immigration, which works % peculiar
= hardship 10 the people at this enst.
may be restraiosd and limited
Resolsed, That the opening 1t our
rivers, snd the removal thersfro0 81
distractions to navigation. b not ooly
of local bat national importasce; and
our dslegsss should ssdeavor - sscare
liberal Congressional appropriations n
aid and encourage the sams.
Resolred, Thai ve favor the abandon.
meat of our present Indian policy. BE-
lisving that while sumo good results
thsrsirom. yet svils do much more
abound. and We aek such lsgislation =
viii place them on the same footing e
other citizens: secure them 10 the en-.
JOY msnt OF the sane rights end peisi
mi -
to the same laws; and further. that We
deprecate the colenization Of IadiAns
from abroad within the limits OF our
Territory; and hereby sppsovs Of the
efforts Of our delegate in sndsavosing 10
prevent the same.
Resolred, That We hereby endorse
the administration ii 4 p Ferry ~
Governor Of this Tertiary during the
past eight years. for its wisdom and
economy in the management Of public
Affairs
loud and prolonged applause
The appointment Of . Territorial
Central Committee being in order.
each Council district sent In . name,
and the Chairman made the sppoiut.
ments therefrom - follows: X. d.
Attridgs. s. G. Ward. W. G. Potter.
II II. SpAulding. W. ". vavtsr. ]. n.
WEIGH. G. b. Calhoun. r. o. Dunbar.
8. II. Wnipple. 8. Baxter. A. Walters,
w. B. Stable.
The Committss chose =. B.xtsr 81
King county - their Chsisspan. and
r. ID. Attridgs. Secretary.
A vote IF thanks WAS tsnd-rsi To tbs
o. X. s. N. Co, Gen. j. w. Sprssae
and Capt. Geo. J. Ainsworth. for the
liberal transportation rates afforded The
delegates Of the Convention.
The Convention took . fecsss 10
order that the district delegates might
proceed TO nominate the various dis
trict officers. which thsy did a. follows:
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
First district; DR.. T. G.. Frsry. Of
Colum bic; Seconi district. G. A. Reid.
Of Pacific; Third district. e. w. Young.
Of King
JOINT CoUNCiLNEN.
For the district composed Of Wslla
Wslla, Whitman and Columbia. A. II.
Butler. SpokAn, Yakima and Stevens.
j. NJ. Graden. OF Sp0kan.
ThuTston aud Lewis. no nomination.
Massn. Kitsap. Island. Js6erson and
Clallam. =. w. Hovsy. of Kttssp.
Pierce. Chehslis aud Pacific. Elwood
Evans. OF Pierce.
Clark. Cewlitz and Wshkiakum
James Wallace. OF Wshkiakum.
JOINT REPRESENTATIVE.
Walls walla and Whatcom. J. NJ.
Cornwall. s9a9i
Pierce, Thurston and ChshAlis, j. A.
Karr, OF Cbehalis.
Whatcom, Snohomish, San Juan and
Clallsm, Samuel Calhoun.
jefferson. Mason asd .Clsllsm. D.
w. Moore. at Jefferson.
CLARK. Sksmania and Klickitat. Mr..
Watson. sW
Lewis. Cpwlitz. Wshkiakum aud
Pacific, James Long. Of Levin
PRosEcUrrks ATTORNEY.
second district, Nsthaaisl n. Dloom.
field.
Third district. Loving Ballard, Of
King.
After satifying the nominss ions
made for Tia. Board Of Equalization,
aud with shrse roaring cheers fog ths
success II the Hepubtican ticket. both
Territorial aud National. the Coaven-
ton adjourned sias die.