The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-09
FROM ELLENSBURG
The Democratic Delegates
Arrive There.
sasDs sKEr rHEn ar TRAINS
Headquarters at The nertea n once
Probable Nemasssloss-
Bright City.
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Ssss a. " satsa " AHA Inc propss % kiieHs
barg. without regard 10 politics. have rssasss
generous and general I,r~parafions foe To.
reception and entertainment VI the guests
and the local executive ecsnmissev await,
the arrival of every train with hand ol
music toescers incoming ceiexates 10 shs
qusrters set apart for them.
Nearly l0o delegations fsoza Western
Washington, including King, Pierce. Iburs
soH. Jefferson ana Chenals counties. Ar
riysd on The Af's rpseu train. and a5ou;
nfty esIne from the EaSs YESTERDAY.
The headquarters OF ali tie dsls gss<s sr.
~ tue Horton hous.. a new three story
brick hos J. ugoa " hish construction w.S
began just before the great tire Of the ar,
of July las,. which utterly swxys away the
business portion of the eity. When IL was
announced that the Democratic cot. ven.
tion would tre he'd here, work was hur-
ried for~ ~afu and the hotel sas easnt.ists.sl
and thrown Open for the reception o
guests just lsst night. aud The n,sg naeai
was spread to;ilsaf. ko ms also have
been fitted mp ia the Lynch block. one al
the TWO surviving brick structures. aud the
cit'zeus generally have rooms ia their resi-
dences Al the dispossi of Wis f0rs. 3, there
10 30 great lack of accommodas IONS
Ths re Is a notable feeling. OF harmony
and saek of enthusiasm amongst all the
delegates which hase arrived, snd they
are nearly the whole number There are
not y gr, al many a,tua! candidates ard
most of those ho hsse coass u ed io stand
paye done 80 sseause uf q feeling Of party
fealty. IL Is With ali. everytnibg 10 gain
ana nothing "a lssse. NJ ole SERIOUSLY ex
Dects that the Dcms cratic party car, h.
saccessful, and he naaln cpdeaxOr will be
10 find some vulnerable poi in the Re
publican ticket sna attempt to drive A
wedge thee by maAing = utyainaiiou of
an especially straag insa ! n that partictl-
lar oIiIee THIS iuten ion Is openly con
Tess al by many, but Ihes AL say they Will
do their uimcst To produce har nony in nc
Proceedings and to unite on Z whole
ticket which viii At least command the
respect OF all.
There are three Offices which are actively
sought after They are congressman gov
ernor snd lieut. nan. gov. rnon. Nomins-
tions in the two first are wsused for the
honor aud party credit which they will
bring. and several patriots wsnt the lait. r
bt cause 10 Is no secret tha the Democrats
endea or To def, al G, 4. Laugpton, the Re
publican nominee for iIeutenaaS governor.
Il. {. t'tiihits OF Spokane Faife. a. N
Goldman ut Columbus, aud III. Wheel
VT ghf oi Tacoma are csndidat<s. Grit
fits Is hacked ty tue solid spsk aGe si.si,.-
CATION, instructed ia ais iutefcst. GOODMAN
has the sou heasttrn part of the state AT
his back and is regarded With favor bs
many Of the western del CATION Griiiitt,
however, is the sllfcwder politician and
has more positive sup, ort, and anless Ger.
tain contingencies arise he stands better
show of the nomination. Whse.wrish ht .
candidacy is rather all uncertain quantity,
aud it may be doubted il he hss any posi-
tive strength.
James Hamilton Lewis. of Kirg, Is also
honorably mentioned, aud is in the hands
of his friends. He can secure flae support
..f Ill. n
it.
For governor there are three candidates,
J. J. Browne of Spokane Falls, ex Gov
ernor Eugene sempie. row OF Tacoma, aud
c. III. Warner of Colfsx. Browne is not an
active candidate, bessa hr wants the
United states senstorship, but his name Is
being urged for governor by his friends,
who announce that la ease democratic
legislature is el.ct-d he will stand for ten-
ator. HIS candidacy, however, il some
what seriously interf.red with by that of
Grifiitls. ss II IL not probably tnat both
governor aud IN. beF OF eungrSks will he
taken from Spokane Falls The chances
uf both. therefore. viii be grcatsy in
aaeae-ss: b. the ssier af fsustneskssc4epscd,
that Is. whether the governor or memb Der
of G nsress Is chosen first.
Ex-Governor sempie has not the support
OF the Pierce county delegal ion, bat several
delegation are Instructed for him. II is a
strength. Democrats do not disguise their
dissatisfaction with his late adminisfra-
tion, aud pronounced objection 10 being
made 10 his action iu sign NJ the woman Q
suffrage bin.
Z. ii. Warner is chairman of the state
central committee. though he IL not
making an active canvass, not even being
on the ground, he would accept the nomi-
nation Is a -timonial OF recognition of
his services Ia tne party. NJ. 4. tsoodell. of
Chehalts. u the most prominent candidate
for lieutenant governor He is perhaps
the best known Democrat In Southwestern
Was sningson, and has several times served
his party aud country with credit in the
territorial legislature.
char,es 5. Noornees. late deiegate To
congress and a late defeated candidate for
reelection. Is talked of also for lieutenant
governor, but his nomina ion Is only q
possibility. He viii arrive on tonighps 5
train with the Whitman delegat on. of
which he Is not a member. J. ]. Browne
comes from spokane Falls on the same
train.
Frank J. Parker, OF waIla Wal a, could
have the nomination for secretary OF stste.
several delegates having offered him their
support. bat he declines 10 run.
X. K. winters. Of Wahkiskum, and will
lam ii Whittlesey. OF Port Townsend, are
named in connection with The Office of
secretary OF state
NJ kaufman. OF Tacoma. will be rendered
the nom nation for state treasurer, III be
eesires it. which he probably does Frank
l. Blodgetf, the pr.sent territorial treas
urer, u here 20 prevent his fblodgeIf'sl
nomination for the eft ce John Miller
Murphy. of Olympia, is studying a. To
whether or not he viii run Tor territorial
suditor. His preference Is for the position
Of secretary of state, but be j. from olym-
pia. the same place ss I VI. Reed,
the Republican nominee, and occu-
pies the same position on the capital
question. His friends conceive that for
this reason he would sand q Sighting
chance for election Reed is considered
To have made himself solid in both kittiias
aud Yakima counties, when acting a.
chairman of the committee on the seat of
government and public buildings I'm the
constitutional convention. He advocated
the measure that gave all capital sspirants
an equal show ia The proposed slecrion.
y. Me calfc- of King and III J.snisely,
of Yakima, viii ha candidates for ait0f.
ney -genersl.
commissioner If public lands, aud IN
! ehaness are ne viii be allowed "a make =
run J. NJ Carson snd e 7. Whit.
( ii. sey, both OF kiug. woald neither object
Z To the honov of a nomination.
J. III Morgan. of \ 'tttas. present terri
foriai sapet ssnsetst of public instruction
j. th. uniy caudtdat. 30 far mentioned IN
connection With that office-
There Is multitude ef possibilities fo'
( the supreme Jlfgsh p seattle presents
two rststiiaa.es- " H. White AID q, Morn.
HAilsr Speksne has three. A. h. Nash
Frank tsraashi and J. b. Jones faeoms
has oniy : T. JHHFsn, laeg there are h
f l.. -harT>tein Of WalIa Walls. A X. Cole
mau. 81 Port Townsend. John Is keavis. 81
Yakima and - FsFsi other Sh#rpSsctn
Re.vs, White Nash sud lnslsoa sfsns il
SO fss.A sn3 snsy all be nominated II
Frank AiIyn. af Tacoma woCl consent u
. ran Ire might tse nominated. bet be 4
ssrfsdY a candidate for superior Judge n
Pierce county sud - seeking no 0thel
offsee.
Many names are talked % for tempor
AIRY and permanent chairman, jane
Hamilton Lewis IL tHtsorst4 by Mas
county for temporary chairman. kad ste
Issd on are likewise lsstng urged - sieree
. fnttSafi however, msy eater THE ns!3 iE
,sruansfat chairman. lie ~ss cAAifmas
al the Essf Democratic es9Bseaffoa st -fsi
saue Falls and made good I'm prsssaon a
a pArsssIaeniArtsn and presiding osfscef
wslla Maiiz county ants l. IL hl&sssf =, O
whitman as either tefn EsofsSy or Tserfna
nsgt ehairmas. Il sson'i make sny d1fei
es.rr which Nhstnsan mas klso be cs
txstfs: IL inssorse him.
The convention sill se called 10 cFAer q
Nor s,sx AZ 10 0Aetask Ia tne courthouse
By M Kaufman, secretary of the sat
eeaisaf easrafaltfee. Hastss Chairman Naf
ser -Assald arrive on thc gryslad.
lt.i< po~sih8e thai tGe psocss- tpgs wi
- - Esssshxxs ~ To gei through - Gse ffAF
l.ssf il 4s net ssTet&hsx- >srns assCUsszoa 1
seslng iu1Gsxet in tonight over the plat
sssrEz - se asiupsss. OF eonFss. II wtas ,
/ Enssie up ~ gsss. ed ksuar.cr&ssss aT-sssfs
f.s.g4., sad fae useAi ringing resolution
ali l<s p-uraclsases4 IL Is conceived 3
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