Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-26

ing the charter recently aled by
party for the latter route.
Greeabacikess IN usssaehnseefa
BosTox. Sept. 25.-Ths Stats Commi,
tee OF Greenbackers met at 10 o'cloo
snis morning 70 decide on permaneu
organization Moody Boynton elaine,
tne right to act because be was a mem
eer OF the National Committee, but VA
at nrst refused. He vas finally Above
70 speak, which he did vigorously 70
ten minutes, asserting that the oonven
ro1 today was not Greenback Con
vention, bat simply to aid the Demo
cratic party. Levi B. Pierce, Of LINN
vas chosen President, and Gustayus %
hutchinson. of Boston, Secretary. p
r. Field, aho had been chosen tempo
rary chairman, made short address il
which he warmly elloQizsd Gov. Botler
which was received with epthusiasu
Debate ensued over the report Of tn
COMMITTEE on Credentials, Q number d
oele9ates Directing to the admission o,
j.. =. Bland, present a. 3elsaate from
Athol. Bland 10 q sympathisse Will
Moody Boynton and u the author d
the Life Of Batter Excited speeche1
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VIC currency, anu 70 Issue aus.oa9 Iuii
1;Rai senoer payer curtoncyi wIsnoEsW
~ OF power OF issue from nasion0
oanks removal OF tue YARN mon1trosi.
" prison labor snouid NOS % allowed
20 cneapen honest LABOR tnat sum-
cient suffrage snail DO free 70 all
larger appropriations Tor common
schools; shorter hours OF labor, and
the regulation OF INTERNATIONAL COM
merce by CONGRESS % that middlemen
cannot raise prices pronioltIon OF the
OF children under fourteen
Year, OF age IN mines ana workshops
squal pay for equal work OF men and
women. The platform closes with a
eulosy OF Butler. Great applause fol-
lowed the reading, and the resolutions
we're adopted. Tho remainder OF the
Ticket nominated II az follows: Lieuten-
ant Governor, john Howe; Secretary Of
State, Nicholas FurionR; Attorney Gen
sral, Geo. Foster; Treasurer, w. +.
whitney; Auoltor, a. p. WOOD. %
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4 rosSs M mstter ahout tba 49,.
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mcecha. tia convs.tion adionrneS
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Oonvention ne Worc~ster
0ctoher G1h. will - inuued. II a sions8
bv An the oandidataa for Lieufenanf
oovornor Of the 0reenbaok partv sinoe
ma. Mr.. Arnold. who rscaiyed 1O0. ono
votss on Governor Butler's ticket of
1878. the chairman Of the New York
beside other members of the
and prominent voPkers.
Howe. Who vas unanimously nominated
bv the Convention TODAY for Lieutensnt
6overnor. deciinos and has eioned The
oali for the Worcester National Conyen-
Iiun. which will recognise the delegates
lrom the Worcester Convention in the
election of q presidential candidate for
1884. The call OF the convention TODAY
COO, 600 Democratic veters Of
Boston and vicinity as having right 20
ssnd delegates to the convention.
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British Oonsulate this AFTERNOON, csusod
bv The REPORTS Of two pistol shota md
Ia sneotacie Of 4 hatlees man runnino n
~ IN az his sneed. Tho fnoitiva -
rn,.rsd and Cultured hv = rciic..,sr
- csva tha nams 81 Fa.nsv And Il ~
that he had attempted to take
the life Of the British Consul BY firing
Two shots at him. When the prisoner
vas taken TO the station house he do
Dcribed himself a. JohL 4. Feeney, AGED
IS years. an lrtshman BY birth and Q
oeaohman by trade. His appearance h
>s~A1. ~aA hA oaSA hA haA NannAkeu k~~n