Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-05

Oregon DemeeRats Make
Sonne Nomlnations.
JsAa u. 0easin b Neoinstea fer csa
grsss-fAs Plasfsen 1a1sFsss tAs
Pressat Adnin'straaisa.

PupEsson. Or-. April A-lSpeeiall-
Tnis DosntnG lhs eonseatisn rtesscn-
bid 4 platform sAs reported and
adepsed ucasiucualy. JoAu n. 0essin
received los votes css oe lsS On the fTsl
hailet. His no0inaticn for oon9ren-
- made uraaiuoas. J2hu Basnett was
nominated for sapfeune jstee By aeela-
natieB. Tie ra0eo Of ninsteen eanai-
oaess vere press sased - delegates 10 The
national oonveptloo % e. Louis. Of
these John =. Miller, b. Kiippel. J. X.
Kelly, Napoleoo DaviA T. !. Hack and
W. D. helman ware oheoen.
e. A. Skip9,ssh w. B. bilyssa and
W. h. EMneeF wsse pomieated - prD-
idenssAl elscscSs. Aabst Dash, Of Port
land, Vas elected chairman Of the sta1e
central commistce.
Tee esnmittss on sesolations report
ed platform which Vas uaani0ousiy
adopsed. TIE drst reeolutioa endorsss
Prsoideat Osevotand's Ad0iatsfyatton.
The seesnd ssdosses The present stats
adminisefation. The third 10 - fol-
Iowa: That ~ most eAsaestiy and m
QaAit6edly eudosss The policy Of tarih
fevision and redusaioos Of the surplus
fevesues to the needs Of the govern.
ment economically administered ~ cot
forth tn the psestdsnt's annual message
to cooesess. We believe that sach Q
resoluticn b dictated By sound policy
and that unnecessary taxation 10 unjust
TAXATION and apprsissvs and pablic
uverus should. a. far a. p ssiSle, be
dsSived from taxes levied upon the lux-
uifes rashsr than the necessities Ct iife."
The fourth section demands the forfeit
ufe Of uneasnsd land arants and ap-
proves tse cfeeidsns's M ssaao ou that
sobjeo& 1he fifth SUGGESTS that the
pen lon roll spread b . roll Of honor
without visiting on people % great m
anoial burdens. The oeher feoolations
derounes The policy Of the ENGLISH
government and expsesNs sympathy
with 0ladstoue's and PASueirs e60sta
They express earness s5mpafhy With
the lAboring classes. favosinR the cleo
ticn Of Uaited States senators BY d.
rect vote Of the people. demanding an
erlArSeA power to tee state raiIUsy
commissions and demanding Of the gen,
srAl government liberal appropriations
for river and harhos improvements.
oEu1cn OF oRAnin'e LIE.
PcnzLAnp. April l.-lSpeoial. The
following 10 Q brief sketch Of John n.
6earin. He vas born in Umatilla
county, Auguat, 1851, while bio parents
we're euEouSe TO this state, permaneutly
70 settle tn Champoeae French Prairie.
Marion county. Gsarin's alma mater 10
She university Of Notfe Dame Of lndt
ana, from whence be graduated With
honor. He read Law In Portland In the
once Of 6enatoss Dolph and Mitchell.
He vss admitted 10 practice In 1874.
Subss quently he vas elected TO the leg
islasufe from Multnooah county Ia
company Wit, Hon. Raleigh Ssoll AID
others on an indepspdypt cisix ,La
ticket. Ia 1873 he Was nominated for
proseestina attorney Of the fourth js.
sicisl district end although be carried
Hu!tnomah county BY q majority Of
i5o votes he vas defeated in The dist
riot by John =. Oaples. 10 1875 be vas
cominased for oity attorney By Ohap-
man which Office be nlled for too yeafs.
Ia 1884 0earin seain received the dem
osrasic nomination for psosee usina At
tosney Of this district, when he was
elected. defeating 4. II. Tanasr.