The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-05
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tenant governor, ore scr. t2fs of ssSte. one
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mi tee. consisting of oae member from
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THos. l. NIXON.
D. CROWLEY
On motion of smith, os hlltki'zs, H.
Baker wss excused, AID ]. {. Aoae, was
ins sllsd inAses. as assistant secretary
Evans. o; Pierce. and HaiB.s, OF King.
were appointed a committee 10 eseer. the
presiceaf tn the chair.
CHAIRMAN srfLEs' apDKEss-
Nr. Stiles said. "GeBtlenfn uf IN. Con
yefltiou. THIS certainly IL 10 rae aa unex.
l,etstsd honor. aHd shah have 10 iseg the
consideration al the convention sad ask
its Indulgence during Is de.isersti sns, for
this i the first time have ever had ssssa-
>ion 10 presisse over eois oi this na ure.
thank y.a, on behalf of myself aud os
he eoaEfy which AZ the last election gave
within one of the largest Republican
majority os any ssnuFs-s IN the stst%.
being surpassed only by the magnificent
behalf Of the western part Of the state.
which vii do lis duty In the coming cleo
tson- Let Us remepsl lsef. gentis men. that
tue eyes % the nation are upon Us. Let
u 20 for~ari into the ba tie before US
with oar .aess 10 she enemy AID with IA,
traitors at onr bseks. Ist "a make this
state what il Should sre-4 great Kesnhii-
can commonwealth Cheersl.
COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS.
Uron the roll call of senatorial districts
the following cn1asistee GA resolutions
Was appointed; firss, x. H. 0rmsbee. II
wsifs Walls; Second. : &. coegreve. OF
Gsrfisid: Thini. A L Mills. Of wni.msa:
Fourth. J. ". FslgD SD. of -.cs kane. Flfs6.
Edward wtissnn, oI YakigaAs sixth, A. l.
Miller. OF Clarke; seventh. J. A. bnrk. Of
cowsilz: Eighth. q. A. Bowen, u sanki-
akum. >inif, +. &. sullivan. os fieroe !.
Tenth. Y. ] Grant, of ksEE; II ysHth. J. C.
benny, OF snohoiaish. Twelfth, G. e.
Cline. oi whatcoua; nsmter Of i&rse.
ioha r Convey, of Thurston BY yo.e
of ~ syes 90 - mars the convention taok
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