The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-29

oie over the slight paid to his sug-
sesuon. The small counties had evidently
orawn frst blood from Pierce and King.
aud II began to look as If this rift within
me lutte would make the music mute for
oarfoli before the end came. unless he
succeeded in placating the country over
me snuo Pierce had tried to give.
on the plan of one committeeman from
eacn county, these committees were named:
L Kre'zsr. D. McGinnis, W. T. ellis: Or. W n
GOODWIN. w. I. Anderson, W. r Kahlow. j.
nfody, N. Lyons, w. r. McFarlsn. Douglas
Ionng, j. Davis, 7. O. Williams. s. II. Berry. p.
= heson, d. N. Duckworth, s. p saule. A. C.
campbell, X. Z. Davis. George T. Stevens. ]. w.
q miIer. Z G. Miilson. w. H. sauksdorf, George
"a "eity, Joseph chilberg, J. p Goodhue. J. D.
Wneeian. T. C.. Warner, J. r Coe
organizsion-W. 7. Blair. William Bratton.
Aeam Catlin, Robert Gerry, r. 1. Kretzer. J. n
Niles, M. d. Goodwin, J. T. Hoppe, g. E. Willis.
NJ Lyons, A ID. Tucker, W. 4. Andrews J. d.
Dannum, J. c. Rockwell, z. A. Moker, J. A.
Wickham, ID. NJ. Duckworth, j. NJ McEntire Y
Steinbach, z d. Warbass, George H. stevens
SIT, w. ID. O'Toole. George W. Belt, J. B. staten.
4. Z. Van Epps, d. K. Hedger s. Bass ~
weinberg, J. NJ. arton.
Pistform-George w. Bell, J. n. Percy. p. I.
kretzer, II. Denner. N. McGill, j. d. Edn;ston.
=. N. Fercy. W. H. Anderson, c. II. Hummer
l. u. JONI
SON, W. II. White. A. l. Slemmons, DR. Z. M.
carpenter, John Calvin. 81. F. Cation, J. HAUNT
berg, J. A. Weldin, J. NJ. Palmer, ]. d. smith.
George H. Stevens, J. 6 Mcnhany, w. E. Jones.
george d. Megeuer. B. p. Moore. A p Fitch,
~ Blalock. d. McGipnis, c. Fl. Warner, ]. B.
Rivas.
After the committees were appointed
Stephen w. Bryan, of Pierce. wanted to
adjourn till o'clock. 1t was then 3:15.
Percy Rochester wanted half an hours re-
cess. Colonel NJ. kaufman proposed adj
journment till ten o'clock this morning. in
view that business might not be too much
hurried. After a bit of wrangling the half
hour party carried the day. During the re-
cess the committees met, and the delegates
wandered around restlessly. One OF the
most consulted among them was George
Hazard. secretary of the Pierce county
central committee. He was pensiye over
the events of the day before, though with
an admirable executive ability and untir-
ing patience he had done all that a man
could do to make success of the fiasco.
JUDGE ROCHESTER WAS wILLrS'.
During this recess the King county dele
gates held caucus and decided 10 support
Stuart Rice. mayor of Tacoma, for state
committeeman-at-large. A ballot was then
Judge Junius Rochester's name for candi-
date for congress The vote stood Is to 6.
Percy Rochester. his brother, declined in
behalf of the family. Judge Rochester him.
self was called in and coyly said he didn't
care for the nomination, but If the Demo.
Gratis insisted he would not desert them at
their hour of need, so it was agreed to
present his name, but whether the delega-
ton would stick was not known. Carroll
took alarm, for he had expected the King
county vote, and the Pierce county dele
gates began to patch up his broken fences.
FREE TRADE TRADE.
When the convention was called to order
again the committees were not ready to re-
port. So Stephen Judson, of Pierce, and
Wiley Z. Jones, of Skagit, made stump
speeches, to the intense delight of those
present. Captain Bell, of Montesano, a
native Englishman and free trader, also
ranted for some minutes. The convention
listened to him with remarkable fortitude.
At last, f. +. Blaine. of King, tried to
choke him off by motion. but Bell went
on regardless. telling how the English la
borers wept like children when he har-
angued them. Their emotion must have
been genuine If Bell talked like he did yes
terday afternoon. Such a free trade TRADE
would have made angels weep. When
Captain Bell was finally shaken off the
committee on credentials reported the fol-
lowing as entitled TO seats:
THE DELEGATED
Adams-Clark Long, Frank shipley, Henry
Kretzer. A. L. Coffey, Fred Schell, D. A. Nc
Clean.
Chehalis-George W. Bell. l. z. RAIDER, B. F.
Johnston, James Lyons. d. w. Fleet, w. q.
Blair, H. NJ. Sutton, j. J. Carney, w. J. Starr
Clarke. C. Russell and one proxy, L NJ
Hidden and one proxy, B. r. Shaw, William
Breton, g. H. Elkhard, p. II. Harper, D. d.
Dennis NJ. OConneil.
clallam-Donald McGinnis, II. Magill, James
II. Miles and two proxies.
Columbia-M N. Goldman, d. J. Clark. J. A.
Edmonson, John Turner, s. Davis, R. A. Angel,
Ed Clarke, w. ii. Gillit, NJ. r. Hanger, T. Det-
more.
cowlitz-Dr. w. NJ. Goodby, J. NJ. Pierce, C. C.
Board, William Humphrey, J. B. Lado, Andrew
Catlin.
Douglss-John Happy, W. n. Anderson ana
three proxies.
FrankIn-C, II. Flummerfelt, w. &. Kahlow,
d. w. Owens Robert Gerry.
Garfeld-F. W. d. Mays and three proxies,
John Brady, W. J. Dunkin, R L wills and one
proxy.
Island-A. H. Kohne, NJ. J. Lyons, J. F.
Dougherty, John Phinney.
II. u. n.
Dnpevan. I. c. Robertson. Z. T. Hickman, w.
Bohn, w. r. Mcfarland, E. C. Johnston, A. II.
Tucker, J. d. Hazard.
King-H. Z. shields, NJ. j. McElroy, John
Morrow W. c. Faulkner. John Collins, Andrew
Chilberg, +. Wuselhof, !. A. Nadeau. i. NJ.
Rich Peter Mclean, l. r. Morrow, willism
Cochran s. d. Justin, Dr. J. s. Kloe ber W. H.
Thompson, Percy Rochester. James sheehan, T.
N Halter, r. f. Blaine, 8 Ellicott, D. H. Gill
man, II. Collins. 4. Jenkins II. Fl. Din, r. C.
Postway, J. G. 0strander, W. L. Andrews, E. u.
Smithers L. NJ. Redmond, ]. p. Gleason. J. NJ
wheelan, W. Z. Locksrd. Douglas Young J. II.
Elder, Junius Rochester. John Miller. B. E. Ette-
SOP. w. p Anderson
Kitti;as-Court Meyers, E Z. Wagner, NJ. ].
Maioney John Berg c. II. Miller, 8. 7. Bates,
]. d. Damon, John Davis. and one proxy.
Kitsap-I c. Rockwell, 7. o. Williams, A.
Lawson. w. P. sally, G. P. Goborly. G. n
Carpenter.
Lewis-S d. Berry, G. W. Baldwin, J. II.
Goff and three proxies. Robert Pochner.
Lincoln--B. E. Helsen. T. NJ. Cooper, George
A. Brooke, T. A. wickham, b. Fitzpatrick, J.
II. Leuder, J. Bartol, \. 7. Cation, B. B. Glass
cock, and three proxies
Mason--D. NJ Duekworth. John Hudson, John
Hopley.
Pacifc-y. A. wheldon. s p. Soule, W. r.
Brinker. J. N. McE1tire.
Pierce-Henry Drum, NJ. Kaufman. Stephen
Judson. : steinbach, Z. A. Collins, John F.
sweeney. stephen o'Brien. s. C. Slaughter. J. A.
Williamson. John Sessions, J. NJ. Palmer,
George Hazard, J. C. wetherred, s A. Wheel
wright. 8 p Culver G. W. Van Fossen, Ira 4.
Bamber, d. p. Lewis. c. l. Hoska, Louis Foss
II. II. Hulies, Joe Johnson, .B. Bertleson, ID. T.
Foley. A. II. Woo cry, George j. Doagherty, &.
T. Ward w. V. Perot. Charles c. stivers. W. +.
THOMPSON. Carl wassermsn, W. J. Boomer, 8.
A. Chamberlain. A. simon. William Hunter. J.
\ Rowlen. A. C. Campbell, r NJ Radclif, J.