Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-19

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Aoasnd, Jameg MonoHue, JoAn SlMf1aRy,
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oEuiseE. = Lsary, G. P. DA@s 9ohn
When the usesing n he Sssoud
Wara 80 called e or3sx 3 maa
e1mmenaed 20 Rnn fhinRa A matiu1
Swanson daeiMxod the melton o1t Of
order. HQme ona moved thai kheg pro-
oeaa b ballot for Gf3sen delegates. Vim.
Caohrnn, who hnd iusa arrived from
Hnnnk SIoueh and Lake Westminster
Wnsrn be had ben nxina thiaas, cane
ID and baId aAsEt aonlersncs with bis
ally WsrneR. alias Wegnef. Who aasa2-
"a him that ~ iob vas ala pot up.
/ Ball1tinR Vas oommenosd, ussn : erand
roW anEnad. Ika mamhers Of The meet
i1a Who Were not 10 the EinR. and the
msn who actually work aad hage no
time 70 pqt up i0bs. realized what gas
going on and oommeaced % buck. For
hftesn minutes ne nesting waa - the
widest oonfusien. during ghioh quite
. number isft In disgust Finally order
Waa seonrsd. and Is Was o0noladed best
90 alect . onairmAn. SONS one nuEni-
mated swanson, who declared thai be
was chairman Of the ward club, and
that II be vas n0s elected be w0uld not
certify the delegates Who we're eleeted.
l NJ 20 She Convention. Somebody nom
mated II. III Kent, bet his nomination
va declared cot Of order, and swanson
again took ths chair. Werner, Glsas
Weaner. made quite q speech, II whioh
be declared that ona Of she women pres
snt had bEouRhf q ticket vita her all
prepared. and that Il vas no worse for
him 20 bring fhirty OF forty tickets than
fer that woman 30 bring enc whteA be
knew had net been written 10 ne 70
mAn's lap, as she could not write TIC
names 90 eyenly Il she ussd her lap foi
q DISK
6Onna one declared that Wezner. alias
WeQneF, did not live in the ward bui
in Beilaown. he declared that be slept
az Wuzthoh's house and vas thegefore
entitled 10 vote in that ward. several
others protested a. ainst the Job being
carried through, bus they ware ruled
cut o. order and they left the building
After considerable more ol0as firing y
vas decided 70 PFoceed 10 the ealeetior
Of delegates. and the ticket prepared D
werner, alias WeGneE, vas carried D
fWo-thiEds majority. McOallahan, A
10. Turner, and many others, pfstestet
against such an open and baKefacec
pisae Of i0hberY aRainst she WoEkinf
men and declared that they would no
support Bill Cochran or any 0thsr MAJ
who would Pot up such JOB en them
when the votes were counted, Werner
alias WeRneK's ticket was deelaFes
elected, a. fellows: Il. w. WusthoE, O
II. WeQneF, q. r. Michael, James NE
GauQh, Ellen Brannen, Henry Auen
bsimeF, j. II. Smith. n. Padden, DAME
Moore, J. II. QuilteF, John Costello
Henry McDonald, John Caldwell, Z. Fl
1 f1kamswM Alaw Mafnfnp
After the vote vas declared those VII,
opposed the Job we're loud in their de
nunoiaftona Of the lob, and those VIII
tempt 70 Justify Is. bat fastened Oh
leaving those who we're denounoinl
them masters of the situation. A larQ.
number OF those present declared the.
would rebuke Bill Cochran and his FRS
lieutenant, Werner, alias Wegner, ct til
polls By voting for joins n. McGraw fol
Sherin.
THIRD wAKD.
Over one hundred people gathered q
steinWeg Hall to participate in tn
Peoples Club primary last evening. d
w. Treat, the President Of the Club
vas not present, and +. A. Poatius val
elected Chairman for the eveainR. Ly
man Wood filed the Office Of Secretary
iany were in attendance who wished 4
0fRanizs The primary without the aid Of
the Clab, bat q motion was carried IN
J sistiDg upon all signing the roll whS
wished TO participate. A resolution VA
introduced instruotinQ the delegates
from that ward 20 use all their indneucs
N the County Convention 70 secure thi
endorsement Of the Peoples Territorial
Convention, with the view Of establish
ing Territorial Peoples Party. Aftel
considerable argument led BY T. w
Love. editor OF the C0-operator IN favor
and Junius Rochester against the reso-
lation, 10 vas adopted, and the delegates
were ae0oFdinRly 90 pledged. Follow
inc are the delegates elected: ID. W.
Treat, T. ". Love, L. A. Treen. W. n
0orhAm, y. A Pontius, Z. O. Townsend
Wood. q. p. NcF alden, l.. Il. Kidd, A.
w Piper. Nh. lyman WOOL. Nrs' r
Scott, A. J. Charleston.
FOURTH WARD.
AZ this ward the people assembled Il
mass meeting for the purpose Of bold.
ina q primary election pure and simple,
without the aid or assistance Of any
club OF society. An edort vas made 4
call the meeting 70 order and transac.
business, With W. L. Pres on In Tia
chair. II seems that axTAmgemants had
been made to have Mr.. Preaton preside
As the representative Of she Peoples
Foarth Ward Club, but this vas not 81.
lowed, a. Wm. Hammond VS. chosen
Chairman Of the Primary and II. r
Jones Secretary. An sfioEt 20 allow
only tboss Who would sign the roll d
vote aiso proved futile. All he peopls
present we're invited 10 vote and paEtiei-
pate. Ihoro vas q very large attend
anee and all seemed Wsli pleased With
the way h which the primaries vert
eondneted. The following delegates b
The County Convention we're eleotad:
Alaxanf,eF Allan W "a Rhnaav A