The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-05
KING COUNTY IEnOCRlcI.
Bill carhrsHe Declines 70 knn
for State senator.
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T. q Tes-psx NIGHAEL PHILLIPS
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HAIRY COLLINS
The E!ax county Democratic convention
rn.; Yesterday ulorniny a. 1879 o'cicek Ia
Turt, halls d wss called TO order by At
t.,r,,ex n. rssrai Messai't. Nj. w X An
&c.. s,,,r,,i. afesi Councilman b. E. Durie
for temporary chairman soEae had
,hos.ghr tba- ! uries sefsai At the PHI
MARES had shut him cut II proved not
10. he came as proxy. The CITY eonn-
Gilman II popular. and to reiefr the mis-
take male at the primaries, when resented
IN, n. Gef@a. he WAS pr'mfsis and
aua.frnusly elected temporary chairman.
II t.ovesi not together tempo airy, COW
ever. for he held the chair curing the entire
Ter srx1fsx p
renee Booth The convention had no
10 rmsnenf officers. ami ct al tse close OF
The DAYS proceeding r,solntiosis OF taanAs
s.rs tender. q the =, truiantnt Officers Oh
the convention.
Csairunad DasIe sppo:nted the following
conIni tees: .
ON eredeutisi.-C. ID. Emery, r.
Blaine, Luke Ne edmond, James Hart
aDi A. .. Johnson
Permanent organization-W. X. An.
drews, J. l. Thatcher, h. l. ThorLe, Bill
co hrsne and Berish Brown, II.
On resolutionk-J- NJ. Carson, p. ;. Mus
set.r, u. n Gilman, Perry Rochester and
Edward Nandeven,er-
A recess was taken TO give the committee
on credentials time 10 examine the certifi-
cate. The committee feported that the
following were entitled TO cit within the
ring and vote:
Firs, ward-F $. Musseter, James Non
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oscar johnson. w g. Ronald, John Teigh,
John IL. Elder. J. T. konal1. ono j. Mel
son, w. B. Drown, c. J. Walsh. John II.
Randolph. Joseph Kerr.
Second ward-John Collins, r. f. Blaine.
NJ Phillips. James McGough. Timoshy
Regain, ID. E Durie, l.. 5. Booth, Josiah Col
ms. r.. Michael Nolan, l. n. Larson. NJ. X.
MsddockS.
THIRD ward-C. D. Emery, Thomas r.
Drew. Percy W. Rochester, Z. Chessfy, w.
II. Andrews. f. W. Tingle James r. Glea-
son. d. II. Gilman.
F.urth ward-Charles McEiray, J. p.
sweeney, William Davis. j. p. McDernott,
Weldon Co iri", J. o. 6agron.
kent-Beriah Brown, IT,, Z. E. Gni-
boron.
Fan Cisy-Hngh France
frankiin-Hsrry Kane. Piles MeLtre.
William Steele, J l.. Thatcher.
Enumc.aw-J Kelly. J. A. Bulls.
black Dismond-Tim O'Lesry, K. Jen-
hins.
Ayondsle-wnlam F. Flynn.
Toit--C w. Neil
Dawamish-Joseph Foster.
Green Rsyer-James Steele.
Houghton John Morrow.
Juaniia-T. II. Hawles.
Sunnydale--Jahn Quinn.
Newcastle Henry collins. Maurice stat
mon.
Snoqualmie-J. d. Justin.
Wni e River dward Vaudeyenter, Will
lam toehrane.
Reamond-Luse McRedmond.
salmon Ray-M. l.. Preston. J. q. Evans.
Martin Caancid.
sIsughter-Jsmes Hart. J. c. Merrytield,
DR. A. ) Hughes.
ReIton- Robert Wood. r. l.. Thorne.
Gilman - john u. MsiarLey, william
Moore.
Belleyue-w X. Conway.
Meridian-Frank Terraucc.
The report OF the committee on perma.
nent organization set TIE bali rolling. II
contained a recommendation that SOME
rot understands its unprecedented
dan serous a. the free use of their votes.
aud virtually placed the convention az der
the dominance of the party bosses. This
accommodated was hat al votes be taken
oy y ecin Is. and the chairman OF each
deleg alton state its vote.
james Hart from Slaughter. wanted a
secret ballot. While he did not infinitely
describe The Australian system. yet he WAS
strongly In favor % that system.
Then followed heated debate I'm which
Judge Emery. John w. Elder. ". X. And.
rews, + y Musseter, +. r. Blaine. Tim o.
Leary, aud Bill Cochraue participated
Those opposed 10 the system pro
.I,ss % by e .se COMMITTEES a6snss ,s ae
would enable them 10 vote as they pleased
wifhout fesr of iBjufing their business or
political schemes The report was ably
defended by men who srsndiloquently re
fefred 10 The alleged principles, OF the
Democratic party which were anta<o
pistc 10 COW ardice. They asserted tina,
those who wished secret ballot were
| fearful OF the results that might follow
| an open expression of th.ir preferences
/ All efforts 10 change the report of the
commit'ee we're unsyailing. To the sor
| prise OF those who wanted Ia change IL
- .r.-
/ It's provisions In the manner deemed ~
| contrary In Democratic principals. Tn.
| hat Was passed around among the De
l gallons hy their respective ehsirmen, wht
announced the results. aad none knew
/ how the individual voted. rrcess va,
/ were first in ofdfr. John II. ELDER nsmeo
j. l x nald iof superior judge, but be d.
! cituci In favor of l. J. Lichteuhurg. wht
was nominated by acclsir alton.
/ Terence o'Brien was nom mated for g n
atar By reclamation, aud SO was Joe Eos
| ter.
motion was here made having In vi. "
the population of the Peoples party. bu
IL found few supporters. TIE msjorit,
dsselalned that party, aud charged ina, Il
I "A coalition with them formed tn,
/ Democrats ~oait bc sold out.
/ John Coll us WAS place ia nomination
/ hut wiihdres
J. NJ. larson. ale ssd to b. the man wh.
( shaul-i,rcd ii muskct for the Union whet
the frs sun a. Fort sum pter was fred ans
wno saw the Union through it, troubles
VAS preseaiId rs candidate Tor the nom
inatson.
Delegates samuel Gustiu. Nelson Chi
( berg. Michael Phillips. III {. Gilman az,
! ". 4. White wgre Proposed as Candidates
! Mr.. White thought his record would l.,
too csavy baJsten for the party e. carry
sud insist i Oh Withdrawing his name
though J. y carson. being already in MONT
nation hiEaseit. cd not believe it Demo
cratic 80 decline an ofiiee Ronald a gree
wit-s White
Michael Fhiiips expressed q desire /.
withdraw hts name fof senator, vi h "a.
csstea emphasis GA the senator"
NJ, larson ihertnsson gave the delegate.
"A word chase 50 una cut whether y,
wasted L. withdraw or not he Va
,HosicSt, sud spoke Sc pscca ipgiy Of hi
pooE ability, has ssid nothing of hts r G -.
a. - gVstal timber s2eHt- He did not 81.
cline. AID set his remarks vs. ne saismsri
cal IT. YefI3vxing degree H., was AZ las
f0rgsi - I cline He saga - Reluctantly
aa4 sUfsssl IA atiy sces pied the nomination
when ieu,tsFet him slth svt seut satisfae
uuu. tao8Rh he AAsi asserted thefe Vas ns
money ia Il for hin.
4 veie tesultsa 10 ths - lection ~ Oh
Easu. Chilaoeg ans. Carson, lo G l the li.f
o,asf1n vas defeated
Nominations ioF TIE lowcs house wer,
thtH ia oFsier
samuel tIastta as p sce1 aR fhe isss b,
aoelamaitea AID - xas Edsari Vand..
vsaser, Pvt AeLain. ! y asch John T
D<srsaaeg ], " Coigr3M- L. " Mash AIS
Lake McRe'inaen. wese named bat dc
elfHea
Slehsel Phillip. showed why he hst
sFs phssiAed the ",snkIsTr sa.ea hss nam,
49, nssHs tefsp<i Sc connection with In,