The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-04

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be de- sssssss Of Fse supreme eoars cs the
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does not resss~nixe and smbssfy thar fan.
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principles OF tee Declaration Of In
st~pendenee aud 10 csnsroyensicn OF the
ii resaid act ef congress
!" kesessea. That the oh,ees and purpose
Of the authors - tie shirre-nth fourseente
sfia fftesn b amer efstmeufs 10 the eonst ia
isss al The Lnissa ststss will nst he as-
coapiishe IL essrt American citizen hss
ntersd into the inheriseness OF sousI
Liberty. eqasi justice and eauai rigssis.
kssossxd. Taas ". respectfully in.i>t aud
demand that the existing lac regulating
the p.opsr righ of husband ani wife
commonly kEovn ~ the Community Law
ye allowed 10 rem ain upon the statutes O.
the serritory, " hefs IL has been since ists
aEiii the same shall be repealed OF
anensed by The Legislature of the state oi
asbinz ton.
Jut*sg DESSi>sss's ARTISTIC woRx.
Judge il Dranison. who was chairman
ssf tisr committee 81 res Nations. ackuowl /.
esges that IL was bis srtss ie literary gen.
las shs, soufrsvxd rEe rsoi@Iisfs and be
announces also thst he proposes 4, .fay
aere daFtuE the e,iire s>i.'n, presumably ,
see that thr principles therein snunriaf-
cd are incorporated III the new cousiitu.
ton.
nat the meeting did not stop with pass.
ing resolutions. IL sppointsd committee
oi sven 10 draw up constitution and by.
aws for = state suffrage association. A
finance ommittee was named. sf-~ehrs
ii tonight. woen il was continued, and
speeches we're made anu q gsns rel aete
ifatiap WAS expressed to stay with the
convention iiii it was Induced 70 coincide
win the sntiragists.
PROHIBITION xor YET ON HAND.
There Is a noIsi,ls sb e0ce IN the lobby
OF ary professional psahibstsonists, hu; the
nee IA bars of the CONVENTION DO not hope 10
be free during the whole aolfse Of the ses.
sson rom their perennial epp-als tor the
adoption oi a restrictive plank in the con-
ssifuti.tn. L'ke their ee-sgit tors
tre woman sufsteg!sts, they will
oppose separate submission of the question
- = decision oi tse petls'e. aad win en-
dsayor TO put prohiuitofy cianse IN IN
cons'itu ion. but the early and vigorous
maven eBts uf the suifrayis:s have / the
present thrown them very deep in the
shade aud they have nothing 10 say
CELEBRATION OF rHg FOURTH
Preparation for the celebration OF the
Fourth tomorrow Is gfii actively for
ward. Many new patriotic emblems ep-
pearei on the str. cts fodsy. aud workmen
are Row erecting iriumphal arches ON the
main street The order OF exercises in
usles the usual sunrise ssia.e. procession,
exercises al the pavilion in the public
square. an open rsee. log rolling contests.
eresked pole climbing. eic. The parade al
10 a. m, viii be participated In by local civ
&c organizations. ~The~ gssesusrss staff.
the eonsti utionsi couyenttop, the
Tacoma GHari, Mason Guard aud
Company g. band OF Tacoa a,
The members ef the convention are To be
ssIdwiehed between the nremcn and the
Ste iactscm indisn band. At the pavilion
It II a. IA. au address Of welcome will be
delivered by Gssv. Moore, follow, d by PRAYER
By the ehaplsin, Rev John NJ. hap in
Selections Of sacred ano national mussc
aud he reading of an original poem by
Judge Henry will prscede the Grafton oi
the day by Mayos III. A. Nheelrighi. of Ia
coma. display of fireworks will take
place at night In the public square.