The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-27

Brady, walter Bowen. I. C. Gilman, Charles
Miller, w. p. Laily, +. c. Landrau, T. A. Wick
ham, John McCreary A. NJ. McIntire, George
Hazard, E. D. warbass. Clark Ferguson, Rob
ert wafkinson, Thomas C. Grifiiths, George M.
welty. J. F. Murphy, Dr.. n G. Blalock. Emery
McGinnis, Z. C. Warner, J. r. Cole.
Following the appointment of committees the
convention adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The procession back to the hotel was headed by
the Young Mems Democratic Club of Seattle,
with the First Regiment band.
THE DELEGATES PRESENT.
Many of the delegates were absent and will
not appear till tomorrow. Those present today
were:
Chehalis-D. W. Fleet, w. Fl. Blair, L. E.
RAIDER, w. J. Starr, E. L. Kochler, r. L. Boyle,
]. 7. Burns. James E. Lyons. John J. Carney.
Columbia-Dr. J. Clarke, J. E. Edmiston, John
d. Turner. Cyrus David. R A. Angel, E. w.
Clarke, w. H. ellis, w. E. Hanger. T. Ditte-
more. NJ. NJ. Goldman.
Cowlitz-J. A. Pearcy, w. A. Goodby. Adam
Catlin, G. C. Bozarth, Gay Hayden. William
Humphrey, J. B. Lsdu.
Douglas-W. II. Anderson, John Fl. Hoppe,
W. H. Kneimeyer, A. ]. Davis W. q. Faulkner.
Walter Mann.
Franklin-w. r. Kahlow. D. W. Owen. John
Toles, Robert Gerry.
Garfeld-F. W. d. Mays. r z. Wills, l. P.
Mulkey. John Brady, w. J. Duncan.
Jefferson-F. C. Robertson. Del Cary Smith. e.
s. Lake, John Tumble, William Donovan. DR.. l.
Baker, ]. ID. Thagan, r. w. Pettygrove, E. K.
Hickman, Jim Davis.
Kihg-Juuius Rochester, John Collins, ]. P.
Gleason, w. h. White. 7. N. Halter, w. H. Dill,
J. s. Crockett, J. c. Whitlock. Robert Ntzhenry,
w. Z. Lockard, Josiah Collins IT., DR.. ]. r,
Sweeney w. B. Griffith, l. G. Gilman, w. II.
Moore, George Donwortn, Douglas Young, 7. u.
Nunan, r. w. Bertram, DR.. Henry Yandell, ]. T.
obi not 18Th ford
Gallagher, Edgar Lennon, w. H. Thompson. J.
III. Gephard.
Kittitas-samuel Baker, F. H. Rudkin, A. L.
Slemens. Samuel vinson, E. N. Cooke, Charles
Miller, NJ. J. Maloney, w. HI. Petersen, ]. d.
Damon, G. J. Hill. John Davis, E. E. Wager,
John Berg. p. Peterson.
Lincoln--B. B. Glaseock, George s. Brooks,
John Bartol, s. A. Wickham, B. Etteson, N I.
Cation, T. NJ. Cooper. ]. Linder, z. o'Shea. B.
Fitzpatrick.
Mason-Jacob Hauptley. D. NJ Duckworth,
John Hudson, Frank Ellis.
Pierce-Henry Drum, NJ. Kaufman, Stephen
Judson, F. A Smalley, F. /. Mead. John Green,
Thomas Carroll, Stuart Rice, Fred Mottett John
NJ Palmer, George Hazard, Thomas McVey,
Meyer kaufman, J. NJ. Dougan. F. NJ. Hedger,
II. w. Lueders. w. A. Freeman, Owen Woods,
w. H. Opie, o. J. Griswold, F. F. Peterman, w.
D. E. Anderson, w. II. Goss, w. Watson, Abram
H. Woolery, George J. Dougherty, G. G. Ward,
William Y. Perot, Charles C. Stives, W. f.
Thompson, Peter L. Leber, w. J. Bowman, L. A.
Chamberlain, A. simon, william Hunter J. N.
Bowlin, A. c. Campbell, E. NJ. Radcliffe, J. w.
Blackwell.
San Juan-E. D. warbass. r. E. Davis.
Suohomish-W. M. Allen. II. B. Myers, Jasper
Sill, Clark Ferguson, ]. v. Bowen, William Nc
Phee, L. H. Cyphers, j. 5. McIlhaney, James
Pearl
skagit = Robert watkinsou. William D.
o'Toole. E C. Millim. J. II. Chilberg. E. C. Mil
Ter, Wiley E. Jones, Samuel 1. Bell, Ernest Van
Fleet Lee Jackson. w. L. Schricker
Spokane-D. A. Clement, q. w. Ainsley, J. F.
Warren, E. J.. Fellowes. T. G. Griffitts. Frank
Mcguire, o. r. Nestos, l. G. Dillman, G. w.
Belt, L. B. Cornell, o. B. Barbs H. C. Meow
ant. A. ]. Riese. Eugene B. Miller. D. Z. Bar
rows, r. C. Edwards, o. Stilberg. George II.
Mcguire, J. NJ. Buckley, John F. Piggott. Philip
McNulty v. NJ. Massey, Leslie Reynolds. l. B.
Nash, C. II. Duncan, S. r. Finn.
Stevens-George NJ Weity.
Tnurston-William McLane, John Miller MUIR
ply, T. n Allen, C. C. Case, G. s. Prince Francis
Henry, Louis Bettman, ]. F. Murphy, A. p.
Fitch, Joseph Chilberg
Walla Walla-N. s. Gholson, N. G. Blalock,
H. G. Tobin Henry KEELING, R. G. Livingstone,
L. T. Parker, J. p Goodhue, Daniel Stewart, w.
C. Durham, J. w. swszea, Charles A. Hungate,
John P. Kent, A. J. Lloyd, D. E. Hedger, Will-
lam O'Donnell.
Emery McGinnis, William Bartlett, Samuel
Bass J. B. Rogers. Peter thinner, A. T. Fazon,
Eugene Temple, L. P. Palmer.
whitman-E. W. Weinburg. E. c. Warner C.
II. Warner, B. w. McPhee.
Yaklma-James B. Reavs, Joseph NJ. Baxter,
Matt B. rtho et JEFF Mcdaniel, George w. Cary,
J. r. Coe, Thomas Harvey, II. j. Taylor.
There will be fight in the convention tomor-
row over the question whether the representa-
tives present from any delegation shall be al
lowed to fill vacancies with proxies or, what
amounts to the same thing. cast the full vote
for the county.
RELIC OF THE LATE CAMPAIGN.
At the rear of the stage, among the numerous
vice presidents of the temporary organization.
sat the distinguished apostle of Washington's
leffersonian Democracy in the last campaign,
the Hon. Thomas Griffitts, of Spokane Falls
Dark, slick and solemn, he leaned upon his
shiny cane and watched and listened, perhaps
wondering where the victim of the next con-
gressional nomination, to be made at Seattle
this week, will fnd himself after the ballots are
counted.
"As softly falls as falls
The snow upon the sod,
But executes the freeman's will
AS lightning does the viii of God"
Not pleasant to Mr.. Grifhtts but nevertheless
true. And when Thomas crawled out from
under majority of 5000 votes against him, the
morning after election, he realized that the will
of the people had been executed with ven
geance and wished he had not listened to the
buzzing of the busy Office bee. Only few
weeks before that the writer sat in front of him
on train running down from Spokane Falls into
the Paouse country, and until the train reached
Pullmhn, Mr.. Grffitts industriolsly blew his
own horn in the ears of burly passenger who
'edited" patent inside sheet at Palouse City,
And the oft repeated refrain of NJ. Grifitts tune
was: 81 would not exchange places with any