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

WI AAA \, 1850
San Drivse. Yakina nsned Easssd
Whi:eua.
Ths voss b. eosnsiss. nAds tAseash q
sinGis spahesRan nom saeA deieeatioe
ves - follow:
1HR BAEIcf.
Adans-Oos vote east STRAIGHT fas
Weiin. Hyds. Whsts,n, CAsAnansh-
4inoe aod Balkset.
CAshalis- Three votes esss sassieks
foe white, Atnoe, ThoGpena, Caihour,
Oaake-Fcux eoePe stfstQkt foe So&ne.
0hss. ThoDcsou. Hyds and WAisseu.
Oolunb:a-Foas votes divided: Waite
4. VAttsoa I. Hyds I. Csloonn Z
1ho0pscu 4 Minor 3. CavanAnRh 5
and Driver /.
Fsanklis-Ous vote stsAishs for
Whit, Darkeet, Thonpson. Cavanansh
and Whiss0u.
GarAsld-Thsse votes for Hyde. .
Ainos. 3 TAompsor. 5 white. 3 Whis-
sco, l O1lhoap. 8 Driver.
Island-TVe votes straight FOR Miner,
CAlbosn. Thompsoa, Hyde. white and
Driver.
Je6sssoo-Thrse votes divided. Bar
ksee & Calhou, 2. Aieee ., Hyde 3.
White 3. Whitson 3, Thompseu I.
Driver l.
Kise-ssvso votes straight foe Minor.
Ihcupsoo. oAlacun. Hyde, white aad
Kiisap-a votes Straight for Ddsee,
Whise, HSde. OAlhsun. ThoDpson. Nj
nor.
Kistitas-s votes divided. White s.
0ohus 3. OavanAnsh 5. Thompson 5,
6asksts 4, Whitseo 8. Minor l.
Kliekitaa-z vstee sssaieht fos Thomr-
scn, Miner, Oavananah. Whise. Hyde,
Lsuis-l votes stsaiaht for Thomp-
son. Oavansaah. Whitsoa. Hyde, white,
BuRkest.
Linsoiu-s vosea straight for HYDE
Whits, wilson, Minor, Thompson, Cav
apaueh.
Nason-Tvo votes Straight fos Hyde,
White. Whitson. Barkett. Cavansush
Pisroe-Siy votes divided: Minor 6.
Thompeoa 6, Whit 6, Hyde 6, Driver 6,
Onlho0n Z, Oovananeh 2.
6kaGis-Three votes straight Tor Nj
nor. Thompeou. Calhoun. Hyde. White
Esd Driver.
Spokane-Seven::votes divided: white
I. Tnoupsoa Z, OAvausueh !. Hyde ],
Whitson Z. Minor 1, Oalhoon 8.
Ssevsps-Tvo votes straiRht for
Hyde. White, Whisscn. Thompson.
CAvsnsnah, Minor.
Thosston-Thses votes divided: Oava-
naush :. Thompson 8. bafksst 2, Minor
l. Hyde 3. Whitsou 1. Driver 2.
Walla Walla-Six votes straight for
White, Thompson, Minor. Osvsnauah,
Whatoom-Thrss votes STRAIGHT. Cav.
anaueh, White. Whitsoo, Thompson.
BaRkets and HYDE.
Whisnan-Rieht votes atraiaht, Hyde.
CavensuRb. Thompson. whitson. White
aud Minor.
Yakima - Tso straight, Whitsop.
Hyde. White. Burkett, Cavsnsu2h and
Oalheuu.
The count stood-MinoR 6S, Thonp
con u. Calbonn 50. White 65, hyde a..
Oavauauah 81, Whitson 66. Driver IS.
Sohns Z, Bufkett 70. Forty three votes
we're necessary 10 choice, and thus The
6fss ballot did the work and selected
Minor Of King, Thompson Of Pierce,
white Of Oolumbia, Hyde Of Spokane.
Oavanaugh Of Thurston and Whits,n
Of Yakima-about a. was predicted in
the Pom -lsrkLLl0KscEs Of yesterday.
1Hs AL1saxA1Ks.
q. A. Wells Of Adams, H. T. Borkett
of Jefferson, A. W. BAsn OF JedeYe,u.
n ~ II ols~- - Yaki~a MaSov ~
HAYDEN Of Thufston AID T. j. Andes-
con Of Walia Wslla we're nominated and
elected By reclamation - aitesnatee 10
ser7e 10 the order named relatively to
that Of the regular delegates ~ above.
This ooneieded the business for which
the convention vas called.
rHx NAN raoM MAINE.
Auticipatina Q molten 10 adjourn Col.
q, G, Lyons rose and ssytcR that he
did noo deem u best 10 insteuct dele
eatea iuss chossu for any individual bot
rather that they shsuld Be free snd na-
traumeled. He thought, however. that
the oouvcusion should give some ex-
preston Of its faith and ad0ifation iu
andfoF the fosemost OF Americans. He
offered the following resolution:
Rsselssd., That the 0epcblicans OF
WaehipRtou Territory ey their dele
eaoAs iu convention assembled unite
wiih the Republicsn party throughout
the nation In their admiration Of the
exalted talents, eminent services and
stordy devotion TO she principles of
genuine Republication illustrated IN
the public record and declarations of
ons illnstrious standard bearer IN the
last presidential campaign. the Hon.
James q. Blaine. Of Maine.
Fred Sahm, Of Teooma. moved its
references 70 Q committee on resolutions.
II. ". Coiner, Of Tacoma, seconded.
Coi. Hainss moved to adopt at oncs.
lie aid that the resolution was euch 70
every Rspub1ican couvention gathering
in the land vas adoptinR jos: nov
aud be would be TORY 10 see this
convention hesitate over II. IL sto ID
instead be glad Of the opportunity OF
a .opttnQ 10. The resolutiee, however.
vas Opposed - caicnlsted 70 embarrass
the deleRsses elect in their missscn at
Chicseo, while yet all the speakers con
fessed that the sentiment Expressed 70
il vss theirs a. Individuals. Is vas de-
foased untef Q call :! she roll by sste
Of 62 70 80. The convention then ad-
jouHned.
Ayrxa NE oosvsurIos.
An euthu dastie mass meeting vas
held In the evening. at which q great
deal Of Repoblicen love. ioRio soe en-
tAusiasm vas relssaed. Later . meet
inR Of club delegates wss held, b. W.
Ooipsr, Of Taooms !, presiding. and toe
Washington Territory IeaRos OF Rs-
publicsu elsbs vss organized. visn
General VIM. AoAieken president.
Psui etsobeck, Of Spoksoe. vice
president. Mf. Mills secretary. and
]. r. Govsy, Of Olympia, treasurer. 4
constitution vas Adopted and the lcsgne
sdioueusd 70 meet 81 the time and place
Of sbs nexs Territorial convention.
b. W. W.
IypgASA REPrRIlCkSs.
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oon yoS PDsupKxr.