The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-30
THIRD WARD REruBLIcAss.
Candidates for Delegate Nominated
Afa.r Many Matlons ore DIscnssed.

Candidates for Delegate Nominated
After Many Motions are Discussed.
The Third ward Republicans held an IN
teresting meeting at Brewers hall. Jessie
aud MeCialre streets. last evening. and
after some lively discussions. presen ted
nfty-foar names to be voted on at the
primaries for delegates 10 the county con-
yention. The meeting vas extremely
orderly, the better element of the three
precincts in the ward being present in full
force. and but Few words were wasted in
Idle talk. The following were elected Of
ficers Of the meeting: Chairman, ". l..
Warson; secretary, w. w. Easter; as
sissant secretaries, John Riplinger and III.
+. Turner.
Considerable discussion Was indulged in
oyer the resolution offered by r. I. Dodge
60 proceed To nomination of candidates for
delegates. Some opposition was offered
on the ground that the action Of the pri-
maries should be untrammelled. The
sense OF the meeting. however, was in
favor of proceeding with the nominations
and the resolution was adopted almost
unanimously.
J. J. MeGilyra offered the following
resolution;
'.Resoired. That it Is the sense of this
meeting that no candidate for office should
be delegate to any convention held 10
nominate n candidate for such office: and
thar no delegate tosuch convention should
be pledged % any candidate Tor any Office
except alone through the instruction OF
has constituents properly authenticated. !"
Mr.. MeGllyra explained his resolution
Is meaning that The meeting should select
good clean men Who could DC trusted aud
not pledged 20 any candidate.
l.. h. Stedman moved 60 strike ont the
exception clause as impraeiicable and an
injustice 60 the candidates.
Harold Preston wanted 60 divide the
resolution into three separate uro positions.
After further disc ussion the hrst part Of
the resolution dow n 10 and including 'for
such Office" was adopted aud the rest
voted down.
X. W. Jenes made a motion in the inter
est OF the delegates, that the Third ward
club should request the judges OF the
primaries 10 have a separate ballot box
put np, so that the Republicans of the
ward could privately express their choice
Of candidates for the legislature As il
was thought that no practical results
could be derived from such an informal
aud unguardei vote, the measure was
promptly sQuelehed.
Nominations of candidates for the &C.
tion of the primaries we're then called for.
with the following result:
J. l.. jenkins. FrsnE Paul. r. F. ship
ley. X. W. WincheN J. A. Anderson "
III Morris, James Anderson. j. Dohenev
Frank W. Gocdhge. ". Is. Van Werth. r.
W. FAY IA. ". Ercdricks, ". K. Bell, Il
shoenleld, John IL. Powell. X. l. Dickson.
L. Il. -tedman, ~ ". Roweu. l.. r. Tur-
ncr, A. u. Mcknlrht. Il. l.. Warren. III.
Preston. J, j. McGfvra. K. G. Calhoun.
IL c. GIN. Il. W Young. j. r. Lynch.
J. NJ. Boyd. r. Culiiy. J. r Hickman. A.
II lAeweilyn. Z. L. Shaw; 7. II. penpsey.
=. n. RhthhuG, a. NJ. Lougstaf. VI. q.
Perry. T. X Needham. Thomas Jones.
John Downing. 5, B'uicks. I. A. Marsh
eli, l. r. nodee, II. ". Miller. r. 4. Tan
Tuyi. II. +. Norton. }. i. Slep.er. ]. :.
Anderson, ". +. Herman. +. l.. nahney.
a = Gibbs. T. c. Baird, II. : Turner,
trsnk Combs
An attemp. was made % Shut OF uoml-
nations when about hsN through. bus that
was promptly ruled out Of order
The printing 81 these names caused
another lengthy discussion. some wanting
them printed ia alphabetical order IN order
T. show partlaAtY - no oae: Others
wanted the list arranged hy districss and
Enthusiastically Mr.. Morris wanted the list
printed IN the order nominated, and
when souie one said that he - wanted Il
because his name vas near the top Mr..
Morris objected 20 the lmpGtatoa and
said he meant il As matter ~ economy.
The matter fnAlly resolved itself into =
tuotlon TO print the list BY districts and
in the oS3er nom mated.