Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-19
VOORHEES, REHOmInATED
TheDemesraey ResaInu Il.
Old Leader.


Greans Dsnsznssd.
MozErxG SESSION.
IAsoMA. Anv. 18.-At I0so o,sloah
this morninR J. A. Knhn, Chairman 81
The FsrfitoFial Dsmoarzfie CammiEtse
called the OunEeutioB 90 order.
Oa motion e. James y. 0deIl, d
Whitman eounty. J. 3. LaDa, 0f Gov.
litz county, wns chosen temporAry chair.
nan, and gas escorted 70 the chair b
Mosars. oasH and Landram. J. e
kztherfozd, Of Colunbia coanty. was
eh1ssn senEeanFY. and Channcey bar
boaE, of Walla Waaia county. Assistant
sesrslaEy.
appointed Q Commitkee on Credsntiaia,
eonaigtinR Of one from each Coaneil
DistFics.
A COMMITTEES On ordsr Of BasEnes.
Was also appointed.
Also q C0mmitfee on Permanent Or.
Ranixation waa named.
Tbs Convention then adienrned tiIl
] p ~.
4ETKnxooA zEssEoH.
Al ls30 the Convention reasssmbled
The Chairman esllsd for ths repoFi
from the Commitkes on Credentials,
who reported the following delegates
entiiled % sests II the Oouxention:
Adams Oounty-James 81. Trainer, b
u. j. Masoney proxy.
Asotin --C. @. Mofey, Jaskasn p.
keefe By @. g. Mors proxy.
Ohebalis-A. g. West. A. D. Wood,
w. a. Blair.
olalIana- James Hurd, 3. H. McAl-
man, BY James HnFd proxy.
Colnmbia-James \. Hail. J. W. Jes.
see, By ]. 3. Eimiston proxy J. X.
Rutherford. w. =. Ayres. J.. @. Van Pat
ten, By y. 4. Hale proxy; J. E. Edmistsn.
OiaFke-T. w. Padden, b +. SAaw, A.
]. Denan, By 7. W. Paddsn proxy; d.
i. Russell, George Nurt0n. by /. W..
Padden proxy; j. !. MoAllizteF, by 4,
w. Padden proxy Col lmbus AeDon.
aid, by J. W. Padden proxy.
C0wlils-J. B. La Du. William Jack
son, by J. B. Ia Da proxy ?. l. Reesss
A. A. Edlin.
DouQIas--No deleRafion.
Frabhlin-W. b. Gray.
Gsrhsld-M. 7. Gore, j. II. LonR,
fhomaA Rnarek, By HsnFy kEouBe
proxy; Henry KFousa.
lsiand- Thomas N. Riekard By Peter
jefferson /. Huna wm. Payne. A.
Kise-Jossph Fossar, I. O'Bnsn, sr.,
+. =. De Wolf, L. MeReamond, ". H
Taylor, j. h. Lewis. d. O0llins, Z. n.
Hmi1hsrs T. b. Mesoalfe, w. I. Eplef,
James MoC0ombs. M Il. MaddOcks, o.
@. Root. by L. Ellicott proxy; D. Oald-
veil. N. Washburn.
Klickitat-H. Dustin. @. W. Staple
ton, Coke Ewing, M. w Ranton, by @.
W. Stapietou proxy; Chauncey Good
enough, By @. W. Filioon proxy.
kItsap- Tkeo. u. Williams, Jacob
Hauptly, BY {. o. Williams proxy; A.
CunninRham-
Kittitas-S. 2. Paokvood. J. a.. Shell
ton. J. d. Damon. @. @. OolemAt.
Lewis-R. b. Sherill. +. D1nahns,
Richard Griffith. W. Q. Nevii, J. L. n y
kibbin by L. Donahue proxy.
Lincoln-E +. Benssn, J Mo3oWFin
BY n. ]. Malonsy proxy. o. O. May b.
y. =. Benson proxy, = RinRAEt by w.
A. Busey alternate.
Mason-F. Kennedy, n. Fredson.
Paeifc-No delegates present.
PieTce-W. ]. Bowman, A. & Far
qnharson. O. Nightingale, Il. 3. Moore,
J. n Fuller, J. 2. Judson, Geo. FalleF,
7. B. Wailace. Jr.. II. K2udman. ]. W.
Burnett, 8. Jndson.
San juan. h. Bowman, Z d. War
bass By J. II. Bowman proxy.
SkaSit-W. T. SohFioker.
SkaDania--T. ]. Sheehan By q. A.
Stevenson proxy, q. A. Stevenson.
snohomish-A. Bowman, @. Ham-
man, Z Blackmsn.
Spskane-H. @. Bell, /. McNeelly. A.
WattmRn, J. L. Peel BY II. @. Bell
proxy, L. J. Bual by II. @. Bell proxYs
rhos. Camphell by ]. McNeelly proxy,
n. d. Wright by J. Il. Parks proxy, A.
j. Calhoun BY J. McNeelly proxy.
6tevens-J. b. Slater, M. 0ppenhei-
meF By J. b. Slater pruxys
Thurston-J. "a. Murphy, A. n. Ny
neeg, r. Frost, william AoLane, James
Lanamire.
Wshkiakum-No 70 delegation.
Waila Walla-L. T. Parker, w. 7.
Barnes, s. Calderhead, W. y. Cum
mines. Ed. Fallon, 3. x. Hanna, John
Hamilton, ]. r. CFopps D e. hedRef,
w. Il J0hnsoa.
on molten the report was adopted,
with an amendment that the counties
not represented could be represented BY
any citizens Of said eountiee nov pres
ent.
The Committee On Permanent Organ
ixation reported as follows.
Chairman-J. b. Metcaife, Of King
Vies Prssidsnts-J.v. Odsll, Of whit
man, and =. X. Hanna. Of Walla Walla.
SeeFetaries--J. X. Rutherford. 0f Co-
lumbia, Channcey Barbour, OF Walla
Walla, and 4. b. Wallace. Jf., Of Pierce.
SerReant-at- -Arua-Ayroh Ward.
The Chairman J.. b MetcAlfe, was
escorted 70 tue ohaiF, returned thanks
and addressed The sonvention brishy.
Tbs following isa
SYNOPSIS on m. MKrcAIEE's sPEHcH.
After thanking the esnventi0a for bis
election as PeRmanent Chairma he
aaia that he regarded this convention as
the mesf Important IN its resaias 20 The
Democratic party which bad been heid
"a this TerritofY sinee she organization
Of the Territorial aovsrnment- ~fof q
quarteE OF . century this Territory, 90
auiFed under Demccfatio auspices and
Democratic Fnle, has been mainly con-
tFolled By Tie Republican party, until
oar present gallant standard bearer,
Hon. Charles s. Voorhess, led the Dem-