Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-15

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nan, Albert Bsede, Chaa. Noraaar, A
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q. Manning.
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KswsasiIs-Henry Collins. 4. 9oa.
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White RIVERS. y. Washburn.
henton-E NJ SraitheEs, 4. 81 Thorn.
1itnsgflia - aabn Nelson, Michael
Redmond Lake Mehedmond.
On motion Of Albert n. 6nyder fhs
Temporary 0f1enEs we're made peFma-
merit.
On motion Of @. D. Emery the chair
sppoialsd the following COMMITTEES %
Resolutions and platform O. D.
k.asry, James :. Mstseife, Terrenes
0fBFie1, Albert 81. 6nyder and r. j
4 SAAE2A4Za AANLA AAN-LAA N.IAAAIE 48IlW
Grafton tbs committee on Rasoiutfona
reported TIE foiloRing
DseLAnATroE on PRmonLxs.
The Democrats Of King Coanty, ID
caayen&i0n assembled, pEomnlaate the
foliowing declaration of principles
HlFst-Wa ind0Rse and nflem tha plat
form Of the Demacrafio party 20 ennn-
Slated ID the last National Convention
second The wise and oonseratiEs
eousas Of Pnasident Cleveland, and bfl
eaoFts 10 carry out the PRINCIPLES Of TIE
platform upon watch be vas elooied
mesle OR most hsaFty approbatiDn.
Third-We favor the repeal % ell
laws which do not bear equally apon
labor and capital.
Ronfih-Tho public lands, ths hsElt.
ace Of The people, should b reserved foI
aetaal, bona fdo settlers, and % this
end wo favor the immediate restoration
TO she public domain Of ell uneaFned
lands now Withdrawn from ssttlemeni
Tor cue bons1l Of railroad oompautee
except that whafe bsna hde purchases OF
said landa have been made from said
companies, ahe rights Of purchasers
ehonld BE- protested and III companies
be compelled 10 account 10 the Govern
mant for the value thereof.
Fifth-We are Ia faveF 81 the imme-
diata repeal Of The gross earnings taz
law.
eixth-We favor The equal taxation
with al other property Of the LEGAL aDd
! eaaitabie interest Of railroad corpora
ttons Ia lands owned ~ them o. b
their assigns, and favor TIE enaetmeai
Of tha necessary legislation 70 that end
/ eeeonth-We favor the enactment ol
laws regulating freights and fares upoE
railroads, 80 ~ 10 preyent extOrtionats
charges and uninst disariminations.
Eizhth-Fhe deportation Of eheay
contract labor from Europe and d
oooiia labor from Asia are alike iniuFi
Gus 10 The best interests Of the AmeKi
Gan people. The Democratic party
whioh has ever been the friend Of ths
woF kingman, demands fhe suppression
Of both. We ASK such action through
cor Congressional and Diplomatic
aaet d a. shall stop the further immi
grafton Of Chinese lab0rers, and We asl
ali friends Of American iaboFing neE
10 disooantsnanoe toe employment Of
psFsons Of the Mongolian SOC.
Ninth -'fhs public lands Of the uni-
ted states are held IN trust By the Gov.
iarnmrnt for she benefit and use Of
American citizens. aud We ara opposed
to alien iandioriism a this country.
A committee consisting Of MessFs
Ronald. Mstcalfe aud Smithers vas ap
poiated O. wait upon Ex-Governor
hoadley, Of Ohio, and invite him b Sc
tend the Convention.
The Chair appointed the following
Central Oomnittee 70 serve for tvs
years.
Ed. l.. Terry. 7. B. Mstoalfe. W. r
Epler, q. D, Emery, James Hamilton
Lewis. A. N. SnydeF and Henry Collins
O. D. Emery vas made Chairman anC
Ei l. Terry SECRETARY.
A committee gaa then appointed q
fellows; h. Il fhorne. Jos. Foster, & y
Blaine. r. Graham and Jas. Ne
Coombs, TO place before. the ConyantioI
the names 0f aftssn suitable peFsonl
for delegates TO che Territorial Con
vention % b held ~ Tacoma.
AZ o. being ont about fifteen minutes
the COMMITTEES reported tha foiiowine
names; Joseph Foster, n N. 6mithsrs
n. Washbnrne. Terrence OBfieu, Jas
MoCoombs, d. r. AAddooka, DR.. D. q.
Root, y. 3. DeWolfs, W. n. EpleF, l.
MeRedmond, ". II. Taylor, J.. Hamil
ton Lewis, Dr..Caidwell, ]. B. Mstoalfe
/ and Henry Collins.
On motion, the report Of the commit
tse was adopted and the COMMITTEES dis.
charged.
% motion Of J. b. Metcalfe, reaola-
aion vas a iopted that when the Con
vention adionrn, u do % subieet 20 NJ
call Of tue Central Committee.
Convention adjourned.
DmrN0UmnED YIsErons.-The steam.
ahip Idaho arrived here from Alasks