The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-25

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Mr., Hegl5roa expi4ires that tie contest
tnx delegations fr04 B ak Diamond were
.arpsstsd ascEt equally by the kep1bsi-
eeas Of that precinct. ofse being Endorsed
by rfty-sax names aud the other ~ b.st
eight. Il wss fhefesors recommended thsf
he xets a the fsrecfaer BE divided between
faern- THIS as satisfactory 70 10th and
il vas done
IL was suggested that something should
D. slassse about SLING the vacancy from the
White River precinct. and the name OF u.
X As3tfoexs Vas mentioned ia esn nectlos
Al.n III. place. A discussion ensaed a. 20
whether or not q delegate could DC dcsiz-
mated by the convention, 10 represent any
precinct. and. Gnally. Judge jacobs moved
that Mr.. Nsddoeks Dc seated.
Weir, oil Eenion, Protested warm y
against seating any pe-soa who Rad not
been daily elected ~ = delegate.
Miller, VI Duwsni@il. said hr had known
Mr.. n a1doeks so 60 into convention and
then 30 out aud depouuce its action. He
didn't believe he was Republican,
Mr. Msddoeks arose Ia the rear aud asked
"a hse heard He said he was q Republican
though he often voted for the best II An.
He was opposed 10 ring rule and moaopo-
lies and IL seated, IA iEeged he would fully
represent the precinct
The notion To seat Mr. Msddocks was
lost
PERMANENT ogsAsfzATf0s.
The report Of the committee on perns-
nent organization aud order Of business
was then submitted. II was:
"To tn (hairsssa aad Members Of the
Cgassataea. Your COMMITTEE on perma-
rent organization and order OF business
respectfully report.
-FirSf-That the temporary ofganixsiio
o. nsde permanent. aud that d. t. Me-
CowAn be added thereto as assistant secre-
tsry.
second That all votes be- taken ~ cali
of pfeeincfs the hartman 81 each delega-
Iinn siing the vote of his delegation.
Third That .tushing's Manual shall
be regarded a. the parliamentary snthorit.
In the conduct OF this convention.
"fourh-That tue order OF business
shall be - follows
appointment OF committee on resolu-
tions
Adoption al resolutions
ELECTION 81 delegates 10 state eauven-
ton.
Nomination of candidates for state
senate
Nomination of candidates for represen-
tslives.
Nomination OF candidate for superior
judge.
Nomination oil candidate for county
clerk
appointment of county central com
nitfee.
Appointment of county advisory cum.
miftee
Miscellaneous business
Adjourned.
~. J. GRANT, Chairman"
The report was adopted.
rHs RESOLUTIONS.
On motion CT William Penman the chair
vas authorized 10 appoint committee of
ave on resolutions Messrs. William PEN
man. Paul d'Heirry Frank Bird, T r
Robertson aai y. III. Martin were named
as the committee.
The convention AZ i2:s5 took recess un-
81 "a give tne committee Ou resolutions
time "a report
whea the convention ressseu blei the
delegations took their seats oy precincts.
and then the COMMITTEES on resolutions
SSpmstted the following
The Republican party of king county
Ia convention assembled, rcsfiirUa their
devotion 10 the principles OF the national
q quarter of = centnrs the bnlsark of
American nationality. the friend at Amer
fe&a labor, and the exponent OF free bal.
lot lhey congratulate the country upon
fse near approach 81 Washington into the
sisleSaoosi OF states. plciging her ladissoi-
abie io united cnunrrs and 10 the prln-
ciplss of the Republican PARTY They ex-
pres. their confidence Ia aud loSslty 10
and their hearty Enforcement Of the pres
ent aafiansl administration Tnex rsli
npcu the Sople OF Mashin gson 10 rally
sndeF The banner OF Repablicanism, aud
by their votes show 10 the nation that the
wofklngmen and pioneers of cur North
wesi fully understand aud resent the AT.
tsmpts the Democratic party 20 slrike
down with free ,rase the barriers rsiss a
ey tue Republican party for the protection
os free American i,baS and To p.see our
worklssmen IN direct competition with
the paRpcr competition Of Europe and
Asia They demand protection to toe pro
anssFs 81 grain, wool. lumber iron and
eesl, at~en which the future prosperity OF
TIE STATE 81 sSAnSicn 50 larsely depends
We apps Al ~ the patriotism of tue Re
pghlte ans Of King eonaty 70 baFy past diff
iefclaces aai so.u with Us In swelling the
grsnd ehorRs Of victory which will sweep
e. west -
Toe report was adopted unanimously.
William fenInan Mas selected ~ assist
art seCretsry. vice h. I. MeCowan. who
Vas unable 10 serve because OF a lame
hand
NOMINATION ny COMMITTEE.
fae ordef 81 selection oi delegates 20
ihe state convention being next. Mr.. Gran,
moved that committee of Eve be sr-
pointed ~ select names ~ candidates for
presentation 10 thc convention for its c.n
sldpEagl0n
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convention i'soeesd ay ballot Ia select the
candidates
This vas declared cut of onger as the
rll,sas Pres sltsyt that the convent ion vote,
~ pres iectS Eddy then ehau ged his me-
sten 80 aecot1 With the Fale
Nj Hebron theaght a lfSt al names
couii oS mach better sslsCssSs by a com
miIisv than ~ the convention as = hole.
wl.a at 5ue consideration.
NJ. kdsiy vigorous protested against
thsS method bach delegate. ne 3tst. ard.
hA8 = fsrSonsi A. we'll - = representative
int rsSl IN the selection ~ 81 candidates.
sisi tie delegates to TIC state souNentss n
wvye aot tv aus ncsRs ,ie Is ass Important
az these, Nay delegate 90 Eve Earn the
power wRsch properly belongs ia hun
tyesi he rFiss1- 1T might "a in the hands
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tats es@Ngntlan, We an ali Republicans,
sui wsll continue "a I've Kspahlieass
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!aa thai the S1sg gslit{ee should b. zfe
pssnsSst fAey sDew hem IA ssisct. bN'
tac saelnocss fssra ne csaaafFy NeFss n,si -
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