, 1880-09-20

Will lent our uniUSu cuOi.S.
3D. We arc opposed I" the present
policy in the management OF the Indian
tribes which has been forced upon tue
country by the Republican party. an"
our Delegate in Congress IS especially
instructed to Use his influence to change
this policy for 'he better.
NOMINATIONS.
Clark. Of Pierce, presented Judge Th"s.
Burke, Of Seattle, rs Delegate !" Con
gress. The nomination WIS warmly
seconded by White Of Seattle and Cation
of Walla Walla. No other names we're
presented. and Mr.. Bnrkc was nominated
BY acclamation.
Following are the nominations for
other Territorial ofticcrs-all by acclsns-
tion.
Bripad,er Gencral-James McCsuley,
of Walls Walla.
Adjutant General-Frank Gutenberg,
of King.
Quartermastcr General-J. w. Bonner,
of Thurston.
Commissary GeLeral-James N. Hunt,
Of Columbia.
White of King, moved that Judge ].
A. Kuhn of Port Townsend be elected
Chairman of the Territorial Central
Committee; carried unanimously.
Beriah Brown offered the following,
which was adopted:
'esolred, That the Central Committee
be instructed to specify, in the call for
the next Territorial Convention, that no
! proxies will be admitted and NO Dele
gates permitted 10 represent District OF
which he is net citizen.
Kuhn Of Jefferson offered the follow
ing, which was adopted:
WHEREAS, The Democracy of the Ter
ritnrv of Washington has maintained Its
oreanizstion for years against the power
Of successive Republican Administrations
and Fsderal patronage. and
WHEREAS The population of cur Ter.
ritorv has increased t" such a number
that our admission as State cannot be
much longer delayed and it is Of vital
Importance that our organization be
made as perfect as possible. but without
recognition by the National Democratic
party such All organization is impossible
therefore he it
Resolred, That \ committee of three he
appointed by this Convention I" c"mmu'
nicate with the National Democratic
Committee and to represent our wants
and ask that we hereafter be properly
recognized.
Adopted with the amendment that the
Central q. Nm, ,ss,,e !, sshcll constitute the
commit,e. o.u., Alut,on.
= reso'otion thanking thu Oregon 1'. H..
Nc. ,nrrn Pacific k.iIrssaa i Tor ravsrs e1-
tended, vas passed..
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The following gentlemen were chosen
by the Delegates from the several Jndi-
cial Districts. as \ Territorial Central
Committee:
j. A. Kuhn of Jefferson, Chairman.
r. v. Chx',d OF Yakima, Secretary.
G. o. Kelley OF Pierce
Henry Miles of Lewis.
J. D. Mix of Waila Walla.
J. Hoover Of Whitman.
r. r. Steen of Columbia
| MorL E,,.rc e WILL
JAS. LaDu of Cowlltz.
B. F. Shaw Of Clarke.
NJ. j. MrElroy Of Whatcom.
Hillorv Butler of King.
Robert C. Hill "t Island.
| OTHER NOMINATIONS.
Board of Equ ,lization-1st District, H.
l.. Caples Of Columbia; I'd District. N.
Ostrander of Thnrston; Sd District, E.
D. Warbnss of San Juan.
| Prosecuting Attorneys--2d District,
Hiram Dustin of K'ickitat Sd District,
w. r. Andrews Of LaConner.
JOINT CoUNcILMEN.
Walla Walls, Whitman and Columbia,
N. T. Cation, of WaIla Walla.
Stevens, Spokan and Yakima-Wm.
Biggam, Of Spokan.
Pierce. Cllehalis and Pacifc-George
o. Kelly.
Thurston and Lewis-J, p. Judson.
JOINT REPRESENTATIVES.
Walla Walla and Whltman-Jacob
Hoover Of Whitman.
Spokan and Stevens-John Hoffstadt-
er, OF Stevens.
No other nominations for Councilmen
or Representatives were made, or if they
were such nominations were concealed