The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-25

On eredeu tszIs--A- p. Mitten, G. A. Iay-
Tor. P. Pitt shsw. Or. John L. sezgss. u.
u. Havnes, G. ~. stewart. v. W. Pevrigo.
G. y. kagIey. nenrY cevan.
o. permanent organization and order Ok
busfsees--4. A. seagrsss y. a. Steele. H.
+. Merton. ID. A. Sr@ncer. G. w. Ferris. l.
q. AIIis, ". ". Wiltshire, j. p Taylor.
Ed.ard Wheeler.
On resolutions ard plssforn--John T.
Hum phries. y. II. Piles. MAJ O. X, Settl.-
Ton. Prank rearce. r. T. I.ffteiI, Willis J..
Amss, Prof ]. n. Tsyior, Esen sfnish, G.
X. Horton.
A recess wss taken until 1 o'clock In
order 20 giss the committees time 70 re-
port.
Tire yeassembiins wss scarcely less
prompt than in the morning. and ~ all
che com niftees were ready the convention
soon settled down 20 business.
TIE COMMITTEES on credentials handed up
the following az the accredited delegations,
at the sen1e time announcing amid great
eheeriu that shere were no contests and
oaIy fear proxies. three from the First
ward sssd one from the Fifth;
The nssnss Of the delegates were ~ fol-
lows:
First v srss--G. o. GUY, chairman: James
Weir. e. aumphriss. A. r. Mitsen, Charles
Fel,ze. A. A. seagrave. Herbert W. Taylor,
Tnonas hughes. Fred Newell. John =.
HrmpEries. proxy for Paul Paulson; j.
J. Cole. w. Fl. beach. Chsrie. Gardner.
Harrv Lake, Herbert W. Taylor, proxy
for David jones: jos Jordan, Oscar stem
stroru, CnarI - Heb5sr. proxy for A. w.
Donovan; john Gotten, John Gronow.
NJ r. Peters. George W. Williams. i. Nc
Gym.
second wari--w. II Whit. chairman;
ii. NJ. ylele. y. a. Steele. v. a. Irinkie,
]. A. johnson, Thomas Dillon. G. a. lay
Ior, George W. H. White. h. 81. Muidcon.
q. r. Berry, A. h. Braymer. f. G. Alien,
Il. Cole Hill. sa,usse III. Piles. ii. A. Chad
wick. George H. Barseli. c. y. Evans. A.
+. Hass.
Third ward g. W. Jones, chairman.
w. w. Easter. b. schoenield, II. S. Turner
L. r. Dodge. X. &. Net,lstop. A. y.
Graham. A. W. aastle, p. r. shaw. W. II.
Morris. y. A. Fey, ]. Anderson. J. 5. An
derson, III. r. Strton, G. q. Perkins, A, J.
Mcknight. ]. q. Boyd. c. c. Babcock, w.
A. keene.
Fourth ward --tieorge p. Kittinser.
chairman: George III. Hebron. vice chair
man; Jacob Fur Ia. Wesley Wilson. T. g.
Hughes. Charles Ioveioy, u. A. Spencer,
Boyd r. TaIIFusn, T. II. George, Columbus
q. Tyler. Samuel Crawford, r. f. Cramer,
frank b. WiesfIi az. J. II. Calvert. A. b.
Stewart. DR.. John b. Seagie. J. W. Hanna.
y. r. Tremper. r. A. strout, VIII III.
a9Efs D. - AHVtfh%Sffs ~ - A>gtNSb - a .
Payne. II. III. Cam, Jr., A. A. Barton, A.
g. Van DoreD, Carl Wrengren. Frank
Pearee, Ainasa Miller. Robert Miles.
Fifth ward--IIr. r. W. Young. chair
man; Henry r. Msdlare, Sver; Anderson.
Paul Brosted. b. X. brierly, e. r. b.
berIaip, /. DohHon. @. c. Detiroat. DIR. X.
III. Essnes. Phillip J. Eckert, w. III. Finck,
g. w. Ferris. 4. Horton, +. Ii. Hurd,
Frank Hanford, NJ ID. Haynes. o. @. Hea-
sion. q. M. Izett. Charles :. Jones fproxy
for Thomas J. Jor naomi y. G. Keeney. c.
A. Kotphi. r. K. Litteii. Edward levin,
A. r. LnndDerg, Alexander AcGrash,
Christian Miller. Charles s. Parker. c. f..
pilmpson, A. .. Palm, Charles Kaufman,
Sherman Robinson, John +. Stern, N. A.
6anborp-
sixth ward-N. ]. Neagle. chairman
Alexander Allen. /. q. Aliis. Hermann
Anderson, W. l.. Ames, w. II. 7. Barnes,
L. r. Con. pton. Fremont Cole, Il. Calvert,
George N. Gibson, A. Hull, Il. II. Hubert.
NJ. g. Jensen. Terry King. NJ. J. Mooney,
g. l.. ManEing w. l.. NorTinxton Martin
Paup. George NJ. Stewart. William Voight
and T. +. Lennon.
Seventh ward-A. +. Bnrieieh. chair
Charles Duke. A. I. Adams, w. II.
Gorham; Ii. c: Henry. j.. n. Tay-
o. /. Hall. ]. W. Gregory. J. r. Byrne,
Jahn Deckers, Ii. TIE Roller, II. w. Quincy.
William psarce, J. r HAYDEN, ir... J. l..
Kelley, Charles Cowden.
Eighth ward-Eben Smith, chairman
W. n. White, q. q. Barnes, J. Il. Crichton,
Il. w. Craven, X. A. White, J. X. TAYLOR.
III. McCalium, Julus Calm. f. +. Will
Jams, G. II. Lilly. c. b. Bngley, c. f. Bow
man, Il. NJ. Davis, Il. +. Burkman. Ole
Bee, r. A. Churchill. Charles Robinson,
J. Il, Kinnear. 7. l.. Slime, NJ. q. Winstock,
Ninth ward-c. f. Remsberg, chairman
Ed Wheeler. L. A. Brooks. A. J. Goddard
Fred w. Carter. c. L. Stone, J. Fuson. n
Wallingford. Henry Cowan, c. l.. Horton
J. n. Bell.
The report was sig ned by Dr. A. p. Mi.
sea as chairman and NJ. ID. Haynes as see.
rotary.
The report of the committee on perma
nent organization. which was presented
by Chairman Frank A. Steele and Secre
tary W. ". Wiltshire. was as follows;
''fIrst--That the officers Of this conven
ton consist OF one chairman. secretary
and three assistant secretaries; second
that the temporary ehsirman and tenn.
porary secretary be continued as perma
nent chairman and secretary respectively
that the assistant secretaries be chosen By
the convention.
"order OF business First. report of com
miisee on organization. order aud rules
second, report Of committee on grelen
tiAlS; third. report of committee on reso
lutiens ard platform. fourth. appointment
OF central committee for the ensuing tsS
years, one from each ward fifth. noniina
lions. mayor. clerk. treasurer. corporation
counsel. two fire commissioners. nine dele
gates To city council. one from each ward
nominations 10 De made by call Of wards
haliotins on nominations by call Of wards
four aldermen as fellows: One from th,
Second waad one from the Seventh wArSi
one from tho Eighth ward ono FROM th,
Ninth ward, each to be selected by TIA,
delegates from the respective wards In thi
convention.
The closing paragraph, which recon
meaded the adoption OF Roberts rules O
order. 'as Interpreted by Hon. Thoma
Reed. OF Maine. was received with az
plaase and daughter.
Ga molten 81 IL. ". Taylor. 1t was re
solved 10 appoint as assistant seeretarie
Berman Sehoenieid, J. r. owen and f. w
Mudgett. and George Williams sergeant
at-aFms
Jndge Eben Smith then presented th
platform. the reading of which was ire
qusnuy interrupted by cheers, partieu
larry when the name of Gov. McGraw VIC
mentioned
TIE resolutions we're IS follows;
we. the Republican party OF the city @
Seattle. IN conveatlon assembled, do re
affirm cur tealty 81 is principles declare,
by Us last national convention. held 4
MINNEAPOLIS. and pledge oar efforts 10 sc
cure the triumphant recognition an,
adoption Of the same IN cur govern
mental affairs.
I'VE DO further reaSsest and ndogse IA