The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-10
MoRNING SESSION.
Temporary Organixation-Hai II Hairspiit-
ting oy King County Wheeihorses-


Temporary OrganixAtfon-Hai airspiit-
ting oy King county Wheeihorses-
ELLESssrg6. Sept. s.-When the Demo
cratic delegates began 10 pour into the
courthouse before 10 O'Clock this morning.
their Eyes were greeted by q gorgeous ar
ray of tes.oous. Gags and inspiring Demo
cratic notices These al something like
as follows Public Office is pabiic
trust" The ate of Washington should
be governed By = Democratic adninisIra-
tion; Washington territory vas acc nired
under a Democratic administration in
i,u4. Washington territory Was organized
uuGsr . Democratic administration IN
lsas: ane stat, oi Washington wss admi :
ted into the Union la is.s u4uer a DeTno-
cratic .dminis' Ration"
There w.re no preliminary exe-cis : At
10 O'Clock the Tacoma baud marched into
ihS hall, a. tne head 1f the Psercc coaDTy
delss alton. ss.d was followed 6y the Xiii
sss Delegation aud the EitnsbGrg band.
Isen. without ssy eerenoay, seer t4sy
Kaufman raped o. ths sis sk and sald
''tsentleHseH 0f the tisnes 5sgi8n. Thc
hour oil 10 hsyiAz arrived. ia the aGSeace
OF Hoo. {. n Warner, Chairman Of the
D. fnocratie cestFal coIa Gsiiie i beeomes
ny auts a. secretary q csli you ~ eT(i r.
The 1fsi order OF business IS the res Ing of
the ca ].
ofbrlen, of Pierce, then read the call
for state conveatIs,n.
Nominations fer temporary chairman
were then a.s1e, Juds m. ci Pieree, pre-
senred H. c. Wailag, OF Pierre; sharp
stein. of Nslla Wa la. usnsesI l.. IL. stsor.
OF Whitman. EEe W. res8ite1 a. follows
Wallace, ~. atloF, 81 Aaslas e was de-
elaresi eieefed. Platter. If Nhitsaau, and
Lewis, oi King, gefe appointed a commit
tee - escUft the Mt,oFary cnalrHau 10
the front, this Guty being gracefully per
formed.
CHAIRMAN wALLACEs SPEECH.
Mr.. Wallace said:
'-5ssilemea Of tAs toaeentioH: To say
that thank you but fecaly expresses the
qualification | feel at this expression OF
yoer confidence. To be called upon Ia
preside over the temporary organisation of
this the first deiiceragiye assembly of the
Democrats OF the new stste OF Washington
Is an honor | profoundly appreciate aud
shall never forget. Our Democratic party
has Just closed It's history under & Trito-
ria government with great credit. Ii has
never failed To plant its standard courage
ousiy in new fields whenever necessary.
Though 1t has always been opposed by a
strong Republican zoe AMI frequently
by the Republican administration A. Wash-
90 the enemy. We point with pride 10 the
admantstral ION OF Grover Cleveland
IcheeFsl and we are proud Of the record
of tha noble young Democrat, Charles ;.
Voorhees,. We are proud oi the record OF the
minority parry IN the late constitutional
convention. They stood shoulder to
shoulder In the right and against the
wrong. To-Day We turn q new psgc IN the
history OF the DenccFa ie party of the
stale record which We begin 70 write iss-
day. We will b nose II We fofinw the
preeepts lad down by the Democratic
pa " of the state record which We beEin 10
writ. tosay, laid down by Democratic
fathers aod sustain d by an illustrsons
line of successors. Before us Is Repuoll-
can party torn by discoFd. a party which
twenty years ago lost all confidence the
people ever had in it, 1t has endesvorei
90 foist upon ttse ,'cople system OF TAX
alton of ali for the benefit of few The
infant industries which 10 Doarished have
nov developed into giant trusts. II has
placed the grinding heal of monopoly
uyon the neck OF honest isbor that the
should. n If psmpered ial,ness may be
covered with purpl~ and Iine linen.
TIE history of the hepahlicsn parry is
the history OF corporations. irus $ and
mouopolies. The De8ocsstic parry in
Wash ngtoa hss msfle an effort 81 reform
in this direction. Il viii stand bg II. and
never take q backward step. People some
times 90 wrong, bat do noi 30 < remsin 80
Hypocrisy masquvrsatug IN the suit oi
Now gentlemen, = sa opportunity, While
our opponents are divided, We are united.
In cur county We have 8omiu atesi 9ieAet
OF which we sre prou I, and which Nc shall
els CT Speaking for the Young DemoeTagy,
a ho4u you have houors3 through me. put
swhsre We can do the nost goOsi, agd we
shall respond frVm aow iti tae election
Ne shat W. lConle 4 conflict with Eo dOuet
oi the result lCheers
W II Abrams, mayor of EllcDsharg,
then extended welcome 10 t6e de.egasts
on b. halt of the ci'5zea>, he toid hoW
the people of 81 eusesTg worked 10 se-
com uaos ate the gu, IS tie hoped al
w,suis overlook auy aehclCpc iGs. sud ~
they did not see whst they wanted they
should ask fdf II
" hen the speaker had aRished the band
streek aa pike A. the strAi its OF that
familiar Democratic air sross there a s. 3
great sensation, ard - hen the tune ~ A.
auishe,t an enthusiasts memc-sr proposed
three cheers for the band. IhEec otEer
delegates iosneSf ~ cheer
Henry KEELING, of Naila wallA, vas
named a. ~scrcs ATy
Oa mo,ioa OF Carson. az King, the sesre
tsrv wa- in.truefs4. To csll Rae Tall of o0un.
ties. In pane oGe each ior the three fol
losing eozn mites, ou Credentials, on
plasf rfa ana rs inr3cus. onaer 0f bust
ness and Ga permanent organization.
Rochester oi King. moved 50 reconsider,
He dia not think IL aeceS>sEF tar ninety
member cot Of ts7 to - named ca three
committees Cars0u sad be ssuted sin
rlsra pars1s tue customary course. He Ge-
; red each guuutx - have voice ta the
sharing IT toe , gsccsgiuSs 81 the coayc1-
naa. Ii uss he Dea0e rst4e plan f.sts9f
rtsss So a F.agAy IL orsleF, saying The E80siea
ta reconsider xas ats actAsahse. He &ss
sustained Cargu aasv ry'ss - = fsosRt al
orsies. wanting IA know hos Rochester. -
ysffszf