Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29


TnzM1oE On. j., Sept. q. The Dem
ooEatic Stats oanventi0n met ct nooR
today.
The Oommittes on Resolutions pre-
ssnled the platform. Of Whiah the Tel
lowing are The salient fsaturas: Il re-
aflrms the doctrine laid down in che
national platform at Chicago; endorses
the administration ef PEssidsnt OlsVs-
land; eangsatu ats The e0untFy np0n
iha success Of the party IN reducing
taxation and The costa Of the govern
ment expresses sorrow at the deaths
Of Grant, Mcclellan. seymour. Hen
dFioks and Tilden. On tue labor qaes-
ton Il says that the Democratic party
sympathiEes with the woEkinRmen of
the country, and recognizes the Justice
of their comp aints against the invidi
eaa Legislative distinctions which have
been made IN favor Of consolidated oap
ital, and Il is Submitted that an unbi-
assd Ievew Of the record Of the Demo
crasio party supports Sc claim 70 the
title Of ths protector Of the working
men and y men Of The United States
. We are in favor Of the enactmsnts
that VII remedy the evils Of Which L.
boF justly complains; We insist up0n
the protection Of tbs wage workers Of
the country 10 their right 20 fair com
pensation, ard denoHnce a. unjust she
laws which protect capital IN lie assaults
upon labor. Labor and capital shoald
be friends seeking the common pros
perit7, and % the end that this friend
ship may be promoted We favor leGiala-
tive enoouFaRtmsnt TO the principles Of
aEbitFatioR.a L. r. Green vas nomlnn.
ted for Governor.
The Aaaiemal BeuGzaafss Associates.
MrSnKAPoI.ls. Sept. % The National
DFuRgtsts' Association this morning
agreed 20 withheld febsts aix montha
when 10 d0uht ~ 10 whether she con.
tFaet bad bean bFokan. Ia the case Of
pr0pfiesary goods, q resolution was
adopted prohibiting the delivery Of con-
tract goods 20 retail dealers 10 fall
quantities By the manufacturer, unless
satisfied that the goods are foe the laei.
timate wants Of the retailer. The re-
poFt Of the Committee on the DFue
Market showed that the amount OF
qniBine used IN the GATED States dur
inR the past year was 2,60000 ounces
and that the uae OF morphia as q stimu-
lana vaa rapidly growing. Ths sleseion
Of ofaoeFs resulted ~ follows: Presi-
dent. D. K. Noyes, os Sc. PAal; First
Fioe President, !. q. Elliott Of Minns
Apolis; Sscond Vics President solomon
Carter, of Boston; Third Viae Pfesl-
den n. O. Peter, Of louisville; Fourth
Vice President, L. A. Lange. of Chicago;
Fifth Vice President. O. y. Goodman, OF
Omaha; Treasurer, F. ~. SsroHg. Of
Olsveland; Secretary, N. E. Merriam, Of
Minneapolis; Board Of Control, I. n
Alcott Of Nsw YORK, q. Hughes OF
-. Louis. Peter Van Shanck Of Chicago,
b. Shoemaker Of Philadelphia, and J.
3. Davis Of Detroit.
Cigar ManuaAeturers In Session.
PHrLkDELPHIA, Sept. 28.-fresident
Holman, OF the National Cigar Manu-
faotureFs' Association, called The con
Vention 20 order keFe to-day ia she Oon-
tinsntal Hotel. TIE hFsi thinR that 90
oupied the attention Of The membeFa
vas the consideration Of the report Of
the Oommittes on Resolutions There
vas quite long debate On the FIRST ~
solution. uhioh vas presented and Esad
a. fallowa.
aRssoissS, That all membsrs Be -
qassted 10 regiates eli their existing and
al future trade marks N the Labor Bu-
rean Of the National PFoteetiya Onion
Of New YoFk and that the Bareaa shall
b opsn 10 The tnapsoaion Of mannfae-
tnrafa"
Aftsr : loaa debate The rssolusion was
adopted. Tha committee reported I'D.
verssly On Q resolution wnieh Vas 10
eAect that Conefess shoald abolish she
tan on cigars. Ths report of the com
miftee on this resolution provoked
spirited disonnaion and vas hnally post
poned indeaniteiy. A resolution favor
tng the abilities Of TIE stamp on iua-
ported cigars Was adop1ed- A resoin-
tinn reoommendinR the abolition Of The
nse of lahne orsani8sttan labels vas
adop4ed. An Rxeeutivs Counties was
Rppointed. sonsislinR q ID. HymGn. Of
New YORK, CAairmA1s David HiFseh and
FrAnk Melrey, % Nau fork; b. M01A
and Albert oampert. o. Rhtlad lphiai
0scaR Fuller. Of sprinEnsid. Conn-s ,.
Rolf. of Cneinnatis B. Barsa, 81 Baiti-
more. and Geo. Z. Raina. of k9ading.
Il was aecided thai TIE naxt eonvsatiss
vii be bald ~ BAitfm1re IN tha last
week Of Ostebet, 1871.
Traaes Uataaas RenFeae@sEsfves IN
CsafsFenes
PMELAnEGPAI4, SeRs. 3 MeasrA Wm.
Weips. q FitlsbaER. p. J. Ms9airs. of
Cleveland, Adolph Strusaer. ef BnGAlo.
Chrislrphar Evaz4. % New 6tFAiRhta-
vile, Ohia, and p. J. FtEpatrisk, of
CineinnAtl, e0mpFising TIE otandinR
Usnmitssa e Ne Natlonal aBd Enaef-
nAtional Trades Unien, asiecied Is tbs
esavsnEisn q tha1 body IL this oitY Il
Mas lmsa. uars IN eunfsreaea eoday with
ths usmhers of the GsnsrA Exscasigs
HoArd q ne kntz6ta Of Labor. 1es
eonmittse hAd prsssntea . ths Asseza-