The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-30
MEN FOR SACRIFICE.
soreheads Adopt Their Com
mittee's Nominations
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Ths .orro.fai society OF sorehsads 70
che uuraber Of about SIXTY ASSEMBLED Ia
.ssna.ss meeting At Grand Army hall yes
ts-dsy afternoon 20 hear the report OF fns
e,rarait,se vhich has been sitting on the
nest Of spotted eggs and trying 20 hatch q
ticket out Of them. II vas gently init
,na,sd IN the rspor, that John Collins had
aided in the selection Of the candidates 10
be offered up FOR sacrifice. and the names
of these victims we're reported, intending
those Of WooIery and Wallace. when ,oa-
Inns put on the ticket tor the soreheads
without taking the trouble 10 consult
The committee took more time TO hssch
cut more spotted eggs
George Einnear. owner OF the BLOCK
where tbs Sex Zssiand dive Is located.
who 10 a sort Of grand sachern OF the sore
pate.. called The small assernbiage 10
order. As chairnaa OF the committee aI-
pointed 10 select candidates for the ofilces
Ieft vacant by the Democratic county
convention he reported that the following
selections had been made:
For treasurer-James III. Woolery.
For elerk-John Wallsce.
For assessoF--JAmes r. Crawford
For suryeyoE--p. ID. HamltE.
For constabIe--Thomss G. Collins.
For seuators-Twenty-fo district.
W. II. Mccullough; Twenty-ifth district.
W. A. Snyder; Tweniy-eighth district.
J. n. Chapman.
For representative -Forty-third district,
W. ri. Peterson.
The committee asked further time in
which to make az the balance OF the ticket
The committee further reported that Its
members had done great deal oil can
wasting and had conferred with the Demo-
Gratis. and that In few days IL would nil
mp all the gaps in the ticket
On motion of A. q. Mcbride the re port
OF the COMMITTEES was adopted.
A O. Mcbride then arose and made
somewhat fiery address. He said he did
not consider 1t an suspicious time Tor
speech making, but declared that there
was not another Republican an King
county who would work as hard for the
fusion ticket as he intended to- Then he
declared that the people Of King county
did not know half Of the corruption that
IL being practicei in this county. Then
he BECAME excited and declared that as
God was his Judge he would expose some
Of the rottenness before the campaign was
over.
George kinnear also spoke. He said he
felt certain that there was considerable
dissatisfaction with the straight Repub-
licsn ticket. and that many who did not
care to openly say 30 would nevertheless
secretly vote the fusion ticket lie vas
moderately confident that the mixed
ticket would win at the polls.
Con A. Ridsout. the colored Democrat.
tried 10 cheer up the mournfui assem-
hl.ge By telling ~ that he was organizing
the colored Democrats and they would
vote tor fusion. but the effect vas not very
marked.
A temporary organization was effected
by the election of George kinnear as
chairman and John Wallace as secretary.
and then the meeting adjourned until next
Wednesday evening nc 1850. when the
sorsheads will meet In the municipal
court room.