The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-30
CARROLL THE CHOICE.
The Democrats Nominate Him
for Congress.
asorrs nsssard, Of Tacoma, IL the Mem
Scr IS Large for tho State Gem
rnI COMMITTEES.


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!. 2. 0nmtn then secured the door again and
nominated for committeeman-atlarge George
He<!afos o. Pierce. Mr Hazard. urged the
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delegation, also seconded the motion.
Then Stephen Judson. or Pierce. upset the
whole affair ~ declaring that ii Pierce was to
have the homer Of the committeeman an honor
for which she hsd not asked. the pierce county
delegation should name the man. Mr.. Hazard
was an excellent man In his place. but perhaps
the state committee was not the place for him.
a recess should be taken for moment.
This vigorous protest from Hazzard's own
county creafen great excitement. One man in
the back OF the hall wanted TO know If Pierce
owned the Democracy of the state Griffifts
jumped to his feet and began making points of
order to slave of the recess desired by Pierce
for choosing its candidate.
g. Ellicott. Of King. moved that the recess
Be given Several members. dreading the inn
pending defeat for their favorite, Hazard.
Jumped to their feet and began shouting n
down. but the recess was voted by part of spo-
kane and Pierce and King, and several scatter
ing delegations
NOW m rur epousxr spown
r.,.x,. ~. $50. . -. g.. 1900,
vjten on fafts' 81 snotane, and Msssey - ~
same county. Massey read the riot act to young
Grifdtts. declaring that IL Pierce had good
reasons for not wanting Hazard Hazard
should BE- rejected. for Pierce knew him hest
0rifltts did not agree with him. hut Massey
shook his fsf and declared that he knew Democ-
rncv and Grifftts was forced down.
hA11AnD - risAschh
Den the recess was over Judge Rochester de-
ciafea uso1se HAzzafu tne hniest pohticsl Or
Renizer 10 the STATE ana ne was TOO valuable
nan % aose. mazzaIds ir,enus appiauded, but
fAence Asp' siiiL Suuge hocntster SAID IL mad
been cnargea that Hazard spent money too
iAvisniys put the Iaee renamed that hazard was
suen poilticai organizer tnat they must have
MN.
stephen Judson' OF fierce tnen surprised the
people py saying that II the convention wanted
hszzaIo, fisfce county Wouid say nothing.
accorulngiy nazzaio was erected with lew
uissenuhg votes. linen Mr. Hazzard made
snort speech, saying ne cared nothing TOR
money. Inc success OF the Democrsuc party
was the OBJECT OF MS life
Hazard had narrow escape. for had Pierce
oern carried Dy yuusoh anu MS friends and
some oiner candidaie been presented. = not fight
Wonld nave developed IN wnlcn Mr. Hazard
wYu el nave gone 20 the wall. Inc Fierce dele
Eaaon, or large part OF ~ doesn't Ike Haz-
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TELEGRAPH" NOT APPRECIATED.
Colonel NJ. Kaufman proposed resolution of
praise for the Seattle Telegraph indorsing 1t as
the organ of the party.
Frank Mcguire seconded, declaring the Tels-
graph the only daily Democratic paper in the
state worthy of support worthy TO be the organ
of the party.
Mr. O'Toele, Of Skagit asked why the Demo-
ofau should indofse the Telegraph as the organ.
lhefe were other good democratic papers IN the
STATE ne UNDERSTOOD tnat there was to be q
great democratic daily started II Tacoma. and
the ietesfdph should not De adopted as an or
gan - tne pre1uaiee OF that paper that might
pe started. so MT " Iooie proposed that the
1etcgfdph simply be Endorsed aud praised for
us nest Work ior the democracy.
William II. white. OF King, seconded this
SUBSTITUTE for the motion making the Telegraph
tne oihciai organ
" =. sutton, OF spokane, rose to champion
tne cause OF the thronscte, OF his city, which he
asserted was tnorough-going Democratic pa
Per IA the eastern part OF the state. All good
Democraac papers should DC ENDORSED, not one
mercy.
Ex-MayoF "neeiWright, OF Tacoma, agreed to
TINS posiIion, ana said slavery was not Demo-
cratic ana ne ala not want 10 zee the Democ-
facy on tne STATE Save 10 any organ The
parry should SUCK ey paper 50 long as paper
Sticks ~ the party. but no longer. No news
paper coulu own the great Democratic party.
thus the 'h1iscreet attempt OF the telegraph
70 secure endorsement as the organ was met
WIN sisotous oppositlon from the start This
oppoaaon SO aeseiopeo when the vote was