The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-02
THE RESOLUTIONS
RErrERsrioS or THE REPUBLICAN roll
Icy OF PROTECTION.

gEIrERtTioS or THE REPUBLICAN roll
Icy OF PROTECTION.
Pending the report Of the selection
committee, the committee ON resolu-
tons was called for. and Col Rine-
hart read the following resolutions.
which were unanimously adopted.
The Republicans Of King county, Ia con-
venfion assembled. Feaffirm their devotion
90 the principles Of the Union Republican
party. which stands to-day rs it has stood
Tor more than % years. the hnlWAFk ~
American nationality aud the defcusc OF
American labor. iApPiause
They congratulate the eeuDiry upon the
nomination Of Harrison aud Morton ap-
piauscl, and upon the fact that under the
guidance 81 these great leaders. aud Of
Americas gifted son, James q. Blaine
great applaasel, the Republican party Is
sweeping eTandiy forward 20 certain vie
tory. iArplause
They call upon the people Of Washington
territory @ rally nndcr the Republican
banner, nud by their votes show 10 the
world that the wurkinsmen aud pioneers
of our great Northwest fully understand
and resent the attempt 81 the Democratic
marty to strike down With free trade our
Amcrican system of protection, aud 10
place American labor IN direct competition
With the under paid labor Of Eurepe, They
look With conadceee 20 The Republican
party for needed protection 10 :sale pro
dneers set grain, weei hunter. iron and
coal, upon which the future prosperity Of
our territory A. largely depends. APP
plaus1l
They deuounee the Illogical ana unjust
policy Of the pcuecsaife party BY which
Washington has been denied the right aud
benefits OF sisicraeod and her people the
full privileges OF American citizenship.
Applause
a. a. a
liberal policy ia the distribution of public
funds tor the construction aud maintain
snce OF pablle Highways and bridges in
King county. Applause
We appeal 20 the patriotism u The re
puhliCans % King county 10 huFs past diff
fcrenccs ana Join with rs IN swelling the
grand chorus of victory ia kiuE county as
a prelude 10 the gFsndeF victory which
awaits Us IN November Applause
NAMES SELECTED.
The compromise committee reported
the following names 20 Ike VOTED for as
delegates g. the territorial convention.
Thomas J Humes, l. Amcs,
> d Hafnes John Alexander
LysanasF Smith, Prank sidel,
j. p Hayt, John kahaley.
}. c. NiNan, r T. Ferry.
w v RinshaFt. Samuel n Piles.
Mike Kelly. VIM. Frpman,
C. II Hsafari. II. NoolerY,
Paal n'Hlefry. Herman Jacobs,
r + Miner. a. = CLARK.
r II. Dempsey, II. IL Aints-
Narrau AarxSnS. Julius Horton,
4. . simoads. }. smith,
l. : J. Hunt. WV MtiitAms
4 i Rewtuan. G. ~ Frruch.
~ 4, lyvu. q a Reach.
> r blackburn \ : Miller,
john r. kinuear, otto Rank
John T. Mitchell. " K feorneH,
Geo " Tihbeits, Louis Adams
nr Reach declined and = Baxter
was substituted.
A motion that she names receiving
The htrhest number OF votes le declared
elected prevailed
Following j. llst ct delegates
ele. I'D a,sd the vote given Tor eSch
r / ffumex Hw l. Ames al
lysausicf saith - Frank >eiael =
q Nixna. g. John kahaley =,
NH KrifV. 3 : II, f'tics y
pmni 4 Hterry a. { Naines y
r N pgraps,,v OK ~ Ames -
80 simau,.s ", Y. nEeeart y
a 4 Bowman Al Morgan N"rSAfs :.
yahs, r nisrk hsrsl - 4, J saith
JShn I Mitchell o. G. II, Frcaea =
The convention adjourned 'ih .
p, m.
HANfe EVENING SESSION