Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-29

rart 81 she bargain. hut she eG1eR Isl /
inwR. Nv na4nipniaGinQ TIE coMn1fv oalA-
rafinma. qos 4 mainrftg, ard nov want !
Is ignore a. altnRalh1E, SITTER ~ have
aosed "a Raca failh.
Chaa Hopkins made 2 uslnE 4Eeee1,
II uhioh Be dacia Ard be did uo1 HE tre
Commfffse racket. Il h1z been knogn
FOR & week that thiB Conualttee has
bee1 fxsd ~, and want % Sc far
vnta for delegates; dont Want Con-
mii1ea 20 ReE ~ and rattle OF lA2t -
printed namea liks . boz uf = KaftlGs
"a tbs mnllipl ieali1n t4bie.
Mr.. Haines-I don't know much abgat
this lob thai i talked 81. Il i parlla-
meutazy for delegates 70 get together
and iay cut : general plan Of opera
tions before going into gouventioa.
Bai il reEand 20 the CID aeleEAi4ss q
two years ~ !. Il they are al left 81 =
viii serve fhem right. They went % The
rlafform and nominating q candidate.
and cane home and turned the Convex
tion over e the Democrats.
James Weir-I am from the couutry,
and understood the couatrs Vas gninR
% Re1 the sorsk Of Il On the delegate
question. and think thu appointment cf
4 C0mmittse Ia the best way % ret the
questio1 ssttled.
l. B. Andrews desire 10 stats that
two years $50 ths Nosthern PaeiAc Rail-
road Company dictated the platform,
against tia earnest protest. and votes Of
the delegation from King Couaty. and
the dskeee Of the Republican party %
that platform Vas vindtcasion Of the
action Of the King County delegates.
Judge LaWis-AfteR that Convention
adjourned. ! ran for tha Territorial
caucus, and vas elected By 1900 ma1sr-
ity. Does that look like rspadiatlOnf
We carried King county fer the RepRo-
lean Territorial officers By 500 major
ity- Judge jacobs vas elected BY about
100 majority, and be vas also dele
gate. Does that look like repudiati0ng
/ fhe evening before eleotion.in thig hail.
on this platform, IN answer 70 3 written
question ssnt 30 me while speaking, BY
Il. g. Strive, I stated / knew Major
Armstrong, and would vote for him. and
| kept my word. II the committee IL
going 10 sslect these delegates, Why not
les it select your sheriff, Auditor,
Treasurer and all the rest OF the tioketf
The Chairman refuted she insinuR-
ton that he had been q party 20 any
/ JOB. he said be had received sRgges
lions from many sources relative 90 the
appointment of committees, stc., but In
every case bad acted on his own motion
and did what be considered fer the best
interests Of the Republican party.
Captain Hopkins arose and was called
10 order, bat insisted on having an OF
portunity 10 "sxpunge" himself.
The motion for committee Of ave
vas then pot, anu carried By vote Of
IS 10 %
The Chair appointed the COMMITTEES
as follows: ]. o. Haines, James Weir
Thomas Dryer, Ed. Wheeler and Eben
Smith.
A. Z. Rutherford had attended q eau
cus the evening before, bat had seen
nothing wrong, as the country dalega-
ton had been treated fairly.
A recess was taken after whieh ]. O
Haines from the committee 20 selecl
delegates 10 the Territorial Convention
reported The following list Of names
Carmi Dibble, DuWamish; Duncan b
ohanan, Kent; E. q. Waite, Osceola
J Isaac Calhoun, Newcastle; George W
rihbeta, Squak; James Weir. Renton
A. M. Brookea, Black Diamond; d. Il
North1p, Houghton n. +. Phillips
salmon Bay; A. l.. Rutherford, Fall
City; Thomas DwyaF, Franklin; y. n
; Morse, Mrs. Ni0la Kenyon, Edward
Wheeler. ]. w. Hunter, W. h. C0wie
W. h. Forrest, s. Baxter, I. T. Minor
! w. 4. Sharpe, +. ]. Grant. L. b. An
; drews, q. n. Hanford, Otto Ranke
Charles Hopkins, J. q. Haines, GsorRs
, d. Hill, q. Kellogg, W. @. Latimer, Geo
w. Hall, Seattle.
IT,. HnRes moved the adoption Of
the report.
j. r. Lewis moved that the following
list be substituted for the one named b
the Committee. I. T. Miner. Geo. Kin.
near. h. q. Strive, q. A. Weed, E0sn
Smith. W. T. Sharpe, g. G. Lyon, Grit
, ath Davies, @. b. BaQley, D. jacobs. q
Il. Neisz. Il. b. Andrews, q, h. kittin.
/ ger, O. II. Hanford, W. A. JenRings,
Onas. Hopkins, Richard Osborn, q
Ranke, w. Il. Forrest, Carmi Dibble
Duncan Bachanan, Z. g. White. Isaac
! Calhoun, George W. Iibbetts, Jane.
Weir, A. a. Brookes. B. l.. Northup, II
z. Phillips, A. l. Rutherford, Thomas
! DWyar.
% taking a vote che motion vas LOST
by IS 20 Is.
The report of the Committee was thsr
adopted.
Il was decided that the remainder Of
the ticket shoald Be nominated By bal
lot.
Convention adjourned tnl o'clock.