The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-11
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- De Young and FELTON, In tho Lead
AN indicative Ballot.
16coANENTO, March 10.-In the Senate at II
161nek Senator Heacock offered . resolution
INg forth the fact that o vacancy in The Sen
ri ~ occurred through the death Of George
1enrz4 ana declaring that the Senate shall now
ud to the election OF his successor The
M1pIa6ou was adopted, the secretary reading the
II d congress requiring the legislature to ball
I'M I senator In both houses separately, and
Y Hno choice 10 made, to meet In joint convention
~ take at least one vote jointly each day until
oeboIce Is had The roll was then called aud
President Reddick declared nominations In
0deg.
Daryis Of OaA;and nominated Michael Henry
= Young, proprietor Of the San Francisco
QFpe&cte He favored him as . man who had
niued national reputation by his own efYor.s ..
& 1eood and earnest Repr blican who had always
IN ready with his newspaper to work for party
6necosa
Inssr Of Fl Dorado nominated Georgs q.
Z ahehasd, "A pioneer Of pioneers. who had
D 6eses faltered In his work"
Ctandall Of Santa Clara nominated Charles N.
kee0ns who was desirable as "a statesman Of
e1ility and man Of sp0tless honor
Dfay of Sacramento nominated William John
-, Of sacramento, whom he declared to be the
gncsS candidate, and Past Master OF the State
/. unge MCGOWAN Of Humboldt nomi-
30 n. n. Estes. The mention of his name
- received with applause. McGowau made
ssaweil Of Mendocino, Dem, I nominated D. A.
rom, senator from Yuba. Preston seconded
- nomination Of Blanchard; McCamas Sec
He'd Estee, and Lansford and Wilson seconded
Ihe roll was called At l2:55, resulting - fol-
For Estee- Bailey. Bynes, Campbell Of solano,
sek, McComas. MCGOWAN, shippee, sprague-
For FELTON, Banks, crandall, De Long, Everett,
For De Young-Broerick, Darsie, Mshes,
George H. Williams.
For Blanchard---Frazer, Preston. Voorhees,
6 For Johnson-Dcnnison, Dray-2.
For Ostrom-berry, Butt, Goncher Hamell,
Harp, LAngford, Mead, seawell, WEIGH, Wilson
For Goucher-Ostrom.
For James v. Coleman-W. n. Williams.
/ There being no choice, Heacocks resolution
% meet In joint convention with the assembly
tomorrow was carried = after which the SENATE
As the hands on the assembly chamber clock
marked the hour Of II, Lowe OF Santa Clara arose
snd stated the sonr ,os for United
nounced that nominations were In order.
Burt nominated NJ. NJ. Estee of Napa, and said
- understood the able speaker would tomorrow
n joint convention place In nomination his
candidate in an elaborate speech. Biedsoe, In q
eul0gistic speech. nominated Nestor A. Young OF
I'm Diego. Continued applause followed.
G. Blanchard. Crane OF Alameda nominated ex-
Governor George c. Perkins, Gould, Dem,
leminated Senator d. A. Ostrom, Fowler OF Ala.
- nominated Charles A. Wetmorc. Young Of
omDiego nominated Charles N. FELTON,, BruNor
e11uamento nominated William johnson of
e.znento, Clark of Yolo nominated w. w.
e1levsnt seconded the nomination of Estee
04Coombs al-o seconded the nomination; Her
- oi eanta Clara &c onded the nomination of
ldbn, freeman seconded the nomination OF
har1 md cd ho
nomination Of De Young.
1aloting resulted as follows:
for Estce- Barnett, IT, Burner, Hari0e,
q Onnac, sturtevant, w .lson, Coombs, Estee-lS.
For DeYoupg-burnett of San Francisco, COT
g. DAILY, DENNIS, Dibble Dow, Glynn, Hayes,
4Hosy, 1--we, Lux,James, Marion, Phillips. stelts
For Felton--Garter, Gilbraith, Gordon, Hersey.
Iouug, Lacy-6
For acknowledgements, Barnard, Brugh-
naD, Brown, Freeman, Perkins, Hunevtlles
Johnsot. Lynch-a
For Johnson -Beecher, Bruner, Bryant Nc
4 Cahe4
For Young-Bledsoc, Kellogg
For Perkns--Ames, Cramer, Culver-S
FOR General Chipman-Hail, Matlock-2
For Wetmore-Fowler.
For Swift-Wentworth
For 0strom-Arms, Cunningham, Doty, Eakle,
Carver, Gould, jackson, Mathews, Mordccai,
aurnan, kenfroe. Rice, Robertson, Shannon,
6lahleF-l5
For Morrow-Clark.
For Cnleman-Dunn.
The House then decided to meet In Joint ses-
ofof
IAN Francisco, March lo.-The Gail will say
eoAieet:
= The vote in separate houses il hardly . test of
- Nrcngth of the several candidates. In some
49, the vote OF a member represents his first
enoice, and in others the fulfllmcnt OF an obli-
kuon The belief is general that majority OF
.s eglslature are determined that no accident
saIl happen in the way of an election until
SW5ai candidates have been confronted with
~ stefnative of defeat, or the production OF
Ie kind of al argument that ap-
~ most powerfully to the lowest
~Mr OF understanding There are o good
sMsny men in both houses who deprecate
~ nae OF money III legislation OF any kind, bat
~ OF this class are not strong enough in num-
s. ~ 70 prevent combinations large enough to de-
esmtne results
me talk on the street is that il leading candi
49, 10 not realize the expectations of the CON-
s1ssssuon-that is, If the combination has to vote
sssnout compensation they will vote for can
w. Wy whose name has not yet been promi
sntly mentioned"