The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-24
WARRINGTON POLITICS.

pablican County Conventions - Re-
II deeming Mason From Democracy.
MroN, Sept. 22-lSpeciall.-The county
Wntion Of Republicans was held in Shelton
h'urday and the meeting passed of har-
niously, the nominations being generally
)Eimous The following were selected rs the
naard bearers in the coming campaign: For
tentative. Edward Callow, q well-known
~ Of Little skookum: for commissioner,
hcn district, Henry winsor; Kamilche dis
n William Callow; Hoods Canal district,
hH. Eberhsrt; sheriff, George vogtlin; a.
-, John d. Dow; treasurer. II. A. Pittmen;
Dor, C. V. Dunbar; clerk. G. G. Angle;
MY attorney, Henry 8. Temper; school
aintendent. c. s. Brumbaugh; county sur
~ Fred J. Church; coroner, Almerion
IA The ticket 10 generally conceded to be
6ung AZ could be made up for the Republic
sof Mason county t. support. and that IL
h carried bodily in November next In
kDst Mason county has carried the broom as
bxnner Democratic county of the state, but
shsnge has been steady and gradual, until
IT election the entire state ticket was car
b. hard-won majorities of from 10 to %
y The one grave fault of the Republicans
NJ county, which seems to be q constitu.
~ falling OF Republicans generally, and
Democrats rarely. Is, that they split on
u pfovocaiion; but every body seems salts
md al will pull together in this county
Ill. Thomas Webb, w. NJ. Beach and ]. B.
- and Senator W. H. Kneeiand at large,
npresent rs at the state convention.
sAfcox. Sept. 2s.-lspeeial Tho recent
1ah'ican convention was the largest ever
IN Whatcom county, near,y . hundred
sasss being present The delegates were
M under the new primary system. aud
Nvere no coutesting delegations. Colonel
ensou was refused admission from Baker
eati because no primaries were held there
ls candidates nominated are all good and
say ren, equally distributed over different
aans Of the county. The convention was a
q bat orderly body of intellectual men, con-
sing for honers. The successful are happy,
De varquished submitted gracefully. The
e Republican ticket Will. no doubt be
~ Following are the delegates elected to
ns convention at Tacoma: II. A. Fair
". Purdy, Charles l. Roth. John FL
LVisscher,T. G. Nicklin. p. ID. Nickel
= r De Matsos. G. A. kellogg, Peter Saar,
aofrison. J. {. Moffat, W. W. Miller, w. H.
A. Gsibrsith, l. c. Axton, A. H. Dahl
nUuctions were given the delegates The
sum Endorsed Harrison's administration:
assd an exhibit of washington's products
~ehieago fair; Endorsed Blaine's views on
nen TO American industry; recommended
.esse o. adequate laws for the protection
~ resolved in favor of expanding money
w nom the sale oil tide lands for the i'm
NGent OF hasbors. The sentiment OF the
anoa was taken against bonding the
LAH, Sept 2o.-The Stevens county
sc convention nominated the following
T. n soins senator, Mark schaffer. Spring.
sNpresentstive, c. Il. Mcmillan, Colville;
{ fsed KEELING; clerk. Z. ]. Nevins, Chew
saelor. A. V. shepler. Chewelah; treas
Moore, Colyille; superintendent of
- ihomas Nsgel, Marcus; assessor,
-. Jarvis. Valley; coroner G. K. West,
eoanty attorney. John B. Slater, Col