The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-08-04
THEY DRILLED LIKE SHEEP.
The County Convention Well Planned
BY The Republican Bosses.
The Rank and File aeekIy AcquI.
oseed and swallowed Their
Cruel With scarcely
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program, which they 20 carefully and
systematically laid at the primaries, With.
ont bobbls. The city delegates planned
to capture the nominations for all Of
those Offices that were worth having and
they succeeded TO their entire satiSfac.
ton. The losses slyly winked as they
tossed few crumbs 10 the country dele
gates whose votes they want, but do not
care to bid too high for them. That the
country delegates knew th,t they would
get nothing hut the parrings was evidenced
by remark made by old Jark Lewis,
before the convention, who said that
'North Yakima Is the county and u her
citizens don't get all Of the Offices they
will bolt the ticket" While this may
not be literally true the managers did not
propose to give 1t test by letting any Of
the desirable places slip from their grasp.
This feeling was not confined to Mr..
Lewis Is was evidenced by the remarks
made in the convention by J. r. Similar.
who, when the delegates to the state
convention was being chosen, intinlated
that the city would manipulate her
strength to "hoH the delegation.
There was large attendance and the
court room was comfortably filled when
3. G. Henton, chairman Of the central
committee. caiIet the meeting to order.
W. L. StableF, a. usual, was summoned
70 the chair, and George s. Courier was
made temporary secretary. On motion
the chair appointed the following com
mittees and then announced a recess In
order to give them time to report:
Credentials.-R. Dunn, F. B. Wood
cock. Timothy Lynch, John Cleman and
J. NJ. Brown.
Rules order Of business and perma.
nent orYanizatiOn.-L. S. Hewlett, John
Reed. J. J. Wiley, A. J. Lewis and E. E.
Butler.
Piatform.-A. B. Weed. Edward Whit.
son, J. II. Hubbard, Isaac lays and g.
NJ. Weber.
The committee on credentials reported
all precincts represented excepting Alder
Creek, and that the convention was en-
titled to 81 votes.
The rommittee on rules, order Of bust
ness and permanent organization report
ed in favor Of making the temporary
organization permanent with the addition
Of an assistant secretary, and to have the
chairman Of the various prerinct deleSa-
tons cast the vote Of the delegation.
Tb;a vas do,,a oatenaihIv n axDad;ta thu
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""''"ssS, Ou' ie"'iy' - JUG W u'e 1857
remarked, to see that the delegates lived
/ nm to their PLEDGES,
Tho committee On Dl.tform M, ort i,
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remArKAoaF snort ti'"e 'Ol the WORK tnA'
was expected Of them and when they re-
| turned they brought in q type written
do.rman, that IN corform;tv with ali the
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MneT cu'Aho'or'eu "oIk Oh u:e eon'en.
ton was prepared before hand. Il read
and was adoDted As follows;
Inc republican party OF the county o.
YAKIMA hereby en1OISes anu La!lne- the
rePuDHGan national platform o. IoSS.
1t hereby endorsrs the nomination OF
those patriots and truly representative
Amercans. benjamin harrison !Or Preri
dent anu hiLeiaw held Tor Vlce'pFesi-
dent Of these United states.
| IL hereDy reatnrms It's devotion 70 the
doctrine 81 protection and its twin sister
reciprocity: py wnIch al classes o. our
pe0ple ana All klnds OF business nave
been 70 nluch PiospeIed ana benentteu:
| II iaVoFs Hold ana SILVER coin IN all
necessary quantiIy, ana OF equal narket
NAIue ~ our heuluh OF excnAnHe' anJ
approves the wise policy OF fresldsnt
Harrison IN urging an IniernationaI mon,
etary congress- 70 properly settle and
arrange TINS Vexen queHtlon' upon JUST
uSefni ana business OASIS;
II ~ the irenu ana advocate OF every
measure whlch tends 70 pr0tect, eIevate
and oetter me WAGES ana conaitlnns o.
our industrial population! ana eyhpa'
thizes with them In all their efforts In 70,
slstinE unjust Entertainments Oh capital
upon tnelr IiHhty.
" uenou me- .ne w oI PIIvA.e aImen
Dotiies " Hen' u an lIiexai eonstaoulAry
ns Go nn ~ suostIvIte o. ouL Per
SQUAT hDslty anu oPP'seu 70 We spI't O'
our instnus3nS; anu nenlAnoS we re-
PresSlon OF FlnkertonlSin of stringent
ieEi"iAnou.
~ o+ilSSeS sne In.eLese Q. tne PIonnclng
Glasses Shoa,o aIwAys IeceiVe tne IoIteI-
ing care Of the government, and therefore
delnanos SUN ieEisIatlon ~ WI anOrn
oar IaIlneI. and ou,eIs, JUST an1 reason
soIe eednct'on On ~ taIIFoAn , lno s.eAul-
~! s,teI anu litS.ksI wn.cn may "