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

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seatsan 10 snstruez for Al office snieh ~
/ declared s,signer. uobier. grdnosr ana
lsf'er' than that of governor.
Mr. t.rs.sr. as member OF the state dele
CATION. asked thai Ro further Instruction
/ be laase As be understood tie temper oi
/ the conventions, il was for John T. Kin
near for governor and John 7. Host iof
United States senator. and that was au
| Mr. Hebron opposed the motion 10 m
sfract. aud houghton then moved tnAl III
b. las1 on the table. The MOTION pre-
vailed.
/ saiee here protested against 80
much speech msging. a1d N we'd tsat
/ speeches be limited "a i've mssutes and 10
one speech.
This wss heartily approved by the conn.
/ try me aat,ers, aud the motion WAS carried
me next order was the selection of five
state Sensfors.
Judge Jacobs moved that a committee u
| Eve De appointed Tar select the candidates.
| This WAS carried. and thea Inc committee
| was further directed 10 select eight repre-
| senta,ives. The committee was appointed
Is follows: J. IL. Me9raw. Thomas Neii-
| gan. J. Z. Haines. v. A. Pussy, George
Hebron.
On motion OF Salee the committes was
| Instruct. q Ia name two of the senators and
| feu. OF the Representatives from the eoun-
Try.
SPEECH BY Mr. KISSEAR-
Pending the report of the committee,
there were loud cries for Kinnesr.' kin
near The candidate for governor WAS
finally induced 10 come forward. he
negan speech on The door, bat the mem
beers Insisted thas he get up on the Plat
form. This he did, and re made q happy
| speech. briefly thanking toe convection
aud nis Republican friends generally for
the great nonor they had Conferred upon
tNsr q
| neStioa with the goy,rnorship vi the new
state of Washington.
When Nr. kinnear finished he was
heartily cntered, aud then cries arose for
Judge Hoyt. The judge appeared from the
| rear aud asked that he be lot eal ed upon
| so make speech. al least until the CON
yentlon had made some expression that
would seem 10 call for an address.
THE SENATOR'S
The committee then offered rs report,
recommending the following candidates:
| For senators--wiliiam b. Wood. John IL.
Jones. o. %. Giiioil. W. T. Bailey, ". v.
| Aineharf-
| THE REPRESENTATIVES,
| For representatives,. I Blackburn, W.
c. Rntter, ". II. Hughes, Alex. Allen, W..
j. shinu. George Bothen, +. ". Bird, Boyd
/ j. railman.
/ Jacobs wanted 10 kna " ii this action " as
al that Was TO he taken upon the names.
1 After some discussion il was moved tina;
the convention proceed 20 ballot upon can
| ai1ates for the legislative ticket Iurins
| the call @. the roll upon the name of Jau.e
wooei, the rales were again suspended,
aud the question was nposs tue adoption of
| the entire list furnished IA tae convention
| Upon cali of the deieg CATIONS n was adopted,
ii voting in the Affirmative The minority
delegations cast blank ballots.
INSTRUCTED FOR Hoyr.
After the vote had been announced,
Colonel Haines aross and moved that the
entire delegation be Instructed 80 use all
honorable means 70 secure the election of
Hon. Jonn L. hoys United ststes
senator.
Mr. Eddy decleimed against this motion,
WANTING 10 Know how a mere nominating
Convention caa assume 10 instruct sena-
t.Es AND representatives of the state. This
convention, he sais. cannot afford 10 sub
ult q list To the psop.e handles ppe3 10y
saeh obstruction He didn't Know that
tis!s equity could eite. sn instructed dele
CATION even II Ii wss heavily Republican
1t j. evident that my friend wao last
spoke nasD's been in this county very
hong, answered Colonel Hsines, ''of he
would know that for Repu oiieaa conve IL
too 20 nominate candidates IS 10 elect
them.
TIE speaker then ulosl xei Ju'ge Hoyt
at some length. slaa dies Jared ,hat 1t was
the sense ot the Republicans of King
county that he be - iHdurse1.
The motion to Instruct the delegation
tor Judge Hcyt was carried. with no nc ga
tive votes.
SUPERIOR suDGE
For superior judge. Colonel Haiues, in q
neat speech. nominated John +. Miller, of
8 - al
seconded by W V. kinehar, judge Miller
honor, bat declined.
pr. Houghton asked 10 nominate Thomas
]. Hume-. but this name WAS withdrawn
I by Mr.. Eddy.
Mr.. MstSFaw then. in pleasant speech.
presented the name Gf Mr.. ]. A. Stratton.
Messrs. Eddy. Hell arun and Riuensr,
seconded the nomination ssd the rules
I were suspe ended, and Mr.. stragton was
nominated BY exclamation.
COUNTY CLERg
I For county clerk fasl dHeirry nomi-
mated ", Nj Holmes. OF Seattle. This WAS
seconded by several. sad the rules were
suspended ana NJ. Holmes nominated BY
/ acclamatiou-
I on motion a committee of five wa sp-
{ pointed By the chairman to recommend a
connty central committee OF niae. The
/ chair appointed Messrs. Grant. Jacobs,
i Andrews. fennsn aud Martin - such
/ committee.
ssKEcH ny JUDGE HoTT
AZ this laaVtgre repeated calls arose for
judge Hoyt, and he appeared and thank esi
the convention fos the high compliment
that had been paid him ~ naraiug him in
connection with the United states senator.
/ shlp. If ~ should 10 chance" said Judge
/ aeyt, that / should bec,srae the people =
49, 80 80 "a. YTxE~
here premise thai ! vii aisc hsrgs nay
daaes to the b.ast al nay ability
sI~cgIrN EXPERIMENTATION.
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I IA iaia the nominating committee ia is
consultation sna tl,s char suggested III AZ
tAey nov perform their duties
NJ. Andrews said DC dlan't care "a sp-
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