The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10

Cssisssnas ysAistas sysa<n-ws~an
ssnsssases u.sAa.s :. ~
OLrnrIA, July 1.-THE ccnventi0r
sesamed IT. session today. afeer "a.
Jonmment from lasS SATURDAY. q aiIou
the presidents 70 make his selsctsons d
tbs cOmmistees. Naxters are yee ia 1
nebuious stAse. and uia T. nnsi, the
comnittees heein 70 make their r.
tsorts- Their sessions uiil b. in ths
mornings. and IL The afternooos fh<
convention win pass formally upou
th<ir work.
THE COMMITTEES YELL sKxxrrxr.
President Hoyte's selection Of thu
com niiftees has b4en received rish
satisfaction BY all the delegates. Nc
osscrzminasion was made against shs
Desnocfsss. as they have proportion,
aie representation ON eli casusniss~es
and ! m.io,ssx - ..s~.-s -.
ef teentv-,hr.e h.-. n~..r.... -.
chairnsen- Every interest has hseu
conciliated By the president - Tar .
p0sssbie and every section Of The ter
ritory reprs~ented especially w~Il on
those committees which directly con-
cefn The state It large. For instance
lands haa sven .,er,h.,. src,n .s.s
of the n,ount.,r. -,,a .s.h. s.ss.. -.
Dunbar ,ke ch.iru.r IS sv.... rn.;.-.
uear TIE e,ert.r s.f -. 800 - r..
pointnent a. thi. .,o,,...;s,.. ,-i.;nn
ha. he soiue;.,r e - ,r,,,,.t.,, -, 80
vexa,ioux : urotI>m i. -~-s-a.s =. =
partienl.,i, ;n.s;cior. :, 49, 49, -.
tions s.e she st.t. !. h;cn -. - 49,.
local fat~re>t IN 1a~ l.ra. -
such larr~ rsc,e&ert-,tcr n,,h.-
was asked r0nieht !. - ~. r-rsh.s.,s
course al the es,rn mit,es = ,srs.r -
these lsnds and he s.i.s shst - a.
no idea = IA The oo;n;or. ~ esh.~
members 4. far him..lf :. hsa
given the subject onlv sen~ra, invs.s,-
cation ana wss not r-sn.,-., - -
what disp,sif,on 81 ths i nss =. -o,,s
favor.
srxr,xrxr .a.,x.r ~.,.r.
Kinne.r for~.s.ll.sd v,.rhsr. .~.r.v
other nembsr. 81 The c,nvsrsio.
Y hen be introduced his resolution d.
claring against trusts. II any
delegate WAC opposed to the prin-
cipe Of the resolution he did
not say so. Dyery one
Of the speakers contributed his mite
In its favor and everyone declared his
opinion that some expression should
BE placed against fruits in the consti-
tuition and that determined effort
should be made 70 restrict their DO xers.
Altar Einrear m.de . ya,v .ls.-
ai
aAtos.1aon ~ ~ reasons iof 'usfouuc-
ihk Aoe Tesoiutions bucnansn, the
Adams couuty farmer, arose and
msde an able speech in lis favor.
Then ofher member. follo~ed
IN, ro,. - 80 .,-..ss.a -
-. - s.,-,s >e0 =
ens salc sl"P'e PsosanclM ofssofy
OF tne Aged Scotchman. II the con-
ventiOn introduces = plank regulating
and restricting trusts m The platform,
IL will b the frst attempt that has
ever been made q solve this supreme
r.a<aerr rrctI>m n th;s m.rner
- ss''s
THE JUDICIARY.
sf o.;a;. -
~ lsi - eAPaessaon "a vPasoA CAi
he obtained the Lat mbers favor the
California sv.tem ri ,diciavv This
, -
IN &eherA terms. - -video into su-
preme. superior and minor courts.
The superior court combines the
functions OF the district and probate
iudpes Of Washington, and resident
;r<a.,~ i. .aier,ea in ..rh
conntv conrf ]. held al
80 s.,rct., -, ss.s;ra !
Isirg consinuons ,hs wear romnd
Judge Turner. chairman Of the Judi.
:s.s. - .rJ.-ssss~. -,
S1als eOu'sse, - uus s.W 70
iasot tue insi0uuctioh VI su,s system,
and stiles, oi Tacoma, declares that
he desires its incorporation IN the con-
stitution above all things else. Others
vho vill ssv nnyfhins Al ALI uro-
..<s<. "a 1.I<. M
nouiice snenns SELVES 40 i"sose eosr W VAC
inhoSation.
rELEaRAM PROM ELLENsRrRs.
tn. tr,iia~;~~ .s;.r.tch ~.x raceivee,
s e VI s - .sss.s-a.
ahu osueicu sPs esu ukson elc 'ainuses
ELLESsBuRS, July !, lses
H. W. fairweaiher aud A. A Lindsey,
memhers of the Constitutional 4 INVENTION
For yuuf generous contributions accept
our ginteful acknowledgment Our
people are soreiy afflicted, bat already ae-
tive operations have begun 10 rebuild
gyander and larses. swiit-winked mess
.ges of coincidence sncoas age us.
W. X. ABRAMS. Mayor.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE Is THE coxvKxrlox.
s.-n - a-..
An atsscA oi "oHau suhtaeists
upon the members oi the convention
i heing made from every quarter.
They will have no rest until it is
sn.siv t,.v>oss..s ~ The fafiawinO fct
- ss. tna .cn.a, ~ y.ts,a. a.
.Si uv ~ .s.S. a.s. ~
Delegate oyer II the latest,
Hon. j. r. Dyer. OF Oiympia. Excuse
shss liberty. We will not deiaiu you long
frotn your ardnnus duties. We wish TO re-
mfnd you of the hops we. with many 9TH
erp engSrsn5n.t nj 3nn VIII use your snfu-
.nce Ia place our new state on ine eroad
foundation ot . truly Representa-
nor rrw.ume to suggest new ideas.
hns OF fv to call 10 your attention the fa
of the burie>que We. - a nation. arc play
ips beiss the world prcsending 10 teach
thar tnxatian withent representation IL
g,ranuy, while We continue 10 tai and
lsgtssAfe for an unrt Irrscasesi lass We do
us.t believe that Yea are afflicted with