The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-05

= fFzsit "a ssse la 81 ice 81 Esszss n
items.
II " Fsiy~e@she-. Frank u. Dsa-
lam, :. II. Ms-Sy ard Ansssu Mrs
were I5sgsursses RssnhIsean-. sr,A
shex haag aysund tsse eafsisns xlgise
fhe Ga sacszs ~4< in season. Their se-
ton created tre~xe. ard tie r~r,n-s
wa~ generally circulated TIA. ,h~v
would decline IN tnsforse the actor, q;
The csne4s, snss hy com lining uish tne
Degsocrat-, wesssss eneieavor Il, sse1.x
1szFrs-r Ia sssstr oa ffse xf~h<s ..f tn.
uaeisfify- They nsay save had ~gp,s
siso rsss ~ sorsss itsspg rssls zeal suicide
II sssas manner hsss they earne~tIy de-
niFs5 IL We sre not kicking. szis.
Isr. Msnsv. Wlrn ve came s3aux.
from east ot the mountains Ne found
that the Western Repnhl5rsns
had arranged all nominations.
which Was vTry kind nF
them. Nevertheless We pitt forward 4
easssi lste and worked hard for him.
though y wss a boprfes> task from
sfse tr<s- The organization 81 the
COR srfstssss = IN rss~ hasGss Of the wess
side BseEsl hrs~. afsxs ties are making
ssse f~-t Of u We ali ahssie bv the
efsfssian Of the caucus. Of cozsrSs. be-
c-sglse ws 90 nof xanf 10 create any
sisssen~iou IN the pastv. The state
/ csEnDaiga begins today. and il be-
fooyes ths Espahssear party "a enter
Is Harmonious ard united We have
been taught severe lessons In the terri
tory many times in the past waen we
were largely ia the ns5ority Petty
dis -eTs-ioFas have eaased our over
throw ana ve 40 n0t wans 4, furnish
any more Weapons 10 our enemies.
We are satisfied ar. ae viii stand in
al right
Fairweasher. who engineered The
Turner movement, took his defeat
good-haMoreoay. ans. cid not prognos-
siezte any ssfsoGs results in the Re
pHbiscaG RANKS because Of their de-
isction. s'If We kickegs were Al
dead. be said. the Republican party
woald De al rssiss-w
ecso not want Is understood that our
action was connsenanced by Judse
Turner -aid Mr. DaIialu. The fac.
i the judge was very. angry about ii
snd be didn't hesita;s TO ted US So"
THE REPUEIiCAs cArCus.
The Republican caucus was held at
the capiiol promptly ~ Up. m.. thirty
tao delegates being present
Dr. I. I. Minor presided and
Alien Weir acted as secretary.
Trasten. + y. Dyer and r. M. Rec,
we're appointed teilers. Judge Iu
ner nominated J. 4. hoyt for perm. .
nent chairman OF the convention.
! There was no other nomination and
the choice was Eaasie unanimous.
j. II. ayaEaugh, o. Olympia. and
John !. 30 ge. ei Spokane Fails. wsre
placed III nomination for chief clerk
I5ooge received II votes and Cayanzugh
IS.
James J. Moore wns selected as tenn
poraTy chairman over Edward Ed
ridge. of Hsatcoun. The vote was
- to l3
Other nominations aere as follows :;
! K. q. Weltz. okagit county, enrolling
cierk; q. NJ. Barto, Iacogua, reading
clerk; J. III. LeignEer. Whitman co,in-
~, sergeant al afias; Levy scmerr.
sSssna ania. night wa,canaan, Harry ID.
tosies, olympia. iue-setger; Willie
Hageneyer, olympia, page.
Reverend j. X Thompson, of
Vancouver was selected. as chaplain
over Rev. H. III. Buck, o: spokane
Halls, b. vote Of II to Is. these
names sils be presented for the con-
slaeration ol aae Convention tvmoF-
row. when il II expeciesi that the ac-
ton ol tls- caucus ALI be ratsned.
THK rEAoegATIc cAUsUs.
The Democrats he'd t6eir caucus
dVwD ISsAn. ILs~re vas asiliI reprt.-
sent2tlon preset; ,aisa the adyI>a!ssilEy
oi naming candiuates Mas discussed al
length. 1t was iigally de1 ieeu
not io maze any nominations, but to
To take such atsilosI UPON The hoor Of
TIE convention as the emergency
might suggest This emergency that
the Democrats thought might arise
Vas split IN The Republican ranks,
caused oy detection oi the Turner
delegates. j. {. G.iifilhs. of Spokane
Fails, y no is a very shfesd wirePsiler,
was engaged all morning tn sounding
the feeling og the Gis>atis-
lied delegates with view
of forming "A fusion with the Demo
crats aud eneonipassing the defeat OF
Hoyt. The deciaed stand taken by
Judge Turner vas abandoned. That
little scaetue MAS kaoeked III theheaa
anu il Was dropped.
The most important duty OF the
president vi the convention viii be the
appointing Mt OF committees when taelr
nasure mas been determined. There
viii be those committees wAich per-
tain 10 the organization oi the Conven-
ton anu those which are To pass
on and submit the various
articles of the constitution. These lat
ter slil consist of com nlittee on the
Judiciary, legislation, elections, mu-
2lclpsl corporation, the ex-
ecGuve department., education. public
lands, miscellaneous PROVISIONS anu
~ ON. A committee on sched ule Las-
ing a. its special duty provisions Tor
the transformation OF the territory
into the state viii also tee among the
number. There viii ne altogether
aoost twenty and probably more.
Ae last limos convention had
twenty-one, and Ii Is likely that the
method ef procedure adopted there
viii be followed. A conjecture is
being freely inGulgea in a. 10 claims of
various sections OF the territory. They
viii be organized ON u nou- partisan
basis may sse inferred from statements
o. the president 10 be in the early
stage Of the caucus. lie then deplored
drawing of party lines ana reluctantly
consented Ia neing considered par
taslaa csnuicale. farIy bias will not
influence aisn ia his seis ctIuns
ana the Democrats may expect pro-
portioaaie Representations The COM
Iniiiee On credentials have on hand
certificates OF eies ton OF
ali delegates sho are present.
No contest Is anticipated except in the
Travis " altman case. The committee
sIii meet tomorrow st = o'clock ard
then determine who IS entitled 10 TIA;
seat.
tieorge II. Jones. one OF the missing
& members OF she delegation, aariyed 10.
night III. Ilol.ler, "a Mount Vernon
is exped soInorres. Nothing Is known
of Tie wheresbcnts of A Schoo-
ley uf SnohoEnish. tor why
{ he has faIied TO appear
: ] ]. Tsayis. the n,an who does mol
knos be II elected, is fsfsecn niles from
se4egFaphic communication and il Is
aoaDgttll II he arrives before several
days.
( The Unit~a sta.es ssrvey-
SAN fRAScgsso, July +-saptain
Clarence +. patfon. of the ordnance
department. at Washington, who has
teen appointed chief engineer "a she
arid land survey hy Major Powell
said Yesterday that the divisios /.
whseh CaiSfaslliA j. ircissaesl !. The aas'