The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-30
SIXTH WARD EKrUBLICANs.
All Urged to Register-The Ward Wants
10 Name state Senator.

All Urged to Register-The ward wants
10 Name State Senator.
The Sixth Ward Republican Clnb at its
meeting last night selected q number of
candidates for delegates to be voted on at
the primaries next Saturday. and decided
10 unanimously support Fremont Cole for
the senatorial nomination The meeting
was the largest yet held by the club, and
number Of names were added 70 the club
roll.
The committee appointed at a previous
meeting to consider the question Of regis
tration for primary elections reported
great difference o: opinion among the
legal authorities and that members differed
in their opinions. Ii made no effort 20 de-
eide the question. IL recommended, how
ever, that every Republican voter in the
ward register before the time of the pri-
mary, and that the club furnish the judges
a copy of the registration list to help them
in ascertaInlng who are legal voters. At
the conclusion of the above report A.
Thurlow moved a resolution:
THAT registration Is one of the requisites
for q qualified voter OF the Republican
primary election. 10 be held in this city on
September /, 1894. "
The resolution was tabled without de-
bate, the members being evidently salts
fed with the suggestions made by the
committee.
The following resolution was introduced
by A. ]. ViIliers and unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That no candidate for any
county Office be placed upon the list of
names selected at this meeting 10 be voted
for rs delegates TO represent this ward IN
the Republican county convention"
WHEREAS, Since the organization of
Sixth ward of the city of Seattle ii has re-
manned steadfast and true in the Repub-
lican column on all issues. state and
natiodai, and Notwithstanding its fidelity
10 Republican principles and its fealty 10
the Republican party IL has never been
accorded the nomination tor state senator
in the senatorial district 10 which it be-
longs. and
WHEREAS Ii is the intention of said
ward TO present at the coming senatorial
convention of the TWEEN ty-eighth sena-
torial district candidate worthy of the
suffrage of the people OF said district;
therefore be IL
'Resolred, That it is the sense of this
caucus that the delegates elected at the
primary to be held in TINS ward on Satur-
day next be requested TO present the name
of a candidate from said ward and
in the Judgment OF majority OF said dele
gates there is possibility OF securing
said nomination"
Following is the list of delegates to be
voted for al the primaries on Saturday for
delegates to the county convention.
Twenty-one will be chosen:
c. Z. de Steiguer, A. p Burwell, G. NJ.
Stewart, g. 5. Manning Douglas Phillips,
Amos Brown, J. +. Hubbart. G. A. La
fayette. A. Hull, G. Kellogg, James
Leddy, NJ. J. Maggie. NJ. c. Jensen. Samuel
Burdett. +. : Ingraham, w. W. Roper,
c. d. Chamberlain, G.. w. Hopgood, T. J.
McCorey. ID. y. Simonson J. W. SDrsgue,
J. c. Hubbart. NJ. J. Mooney, W. V. Rine,
hart. jr.. ". Y. RInehart, sr.. Alexander
Alien, John Johnson, A. A. Guernsey, y.
L. Rodgers, r. b. Albertson. r. J. Nor
gan, f. L. Lemon, G. ~ Gates, L.
C. Anderson. r. o. Enrich. sam
Uel Jackson, g. :. Arnold, Her
man Anderson, L. ). Clark, W. l..
Norringto Martin Paup. G. Gibson, CHRIS
Hansen. ". q. Latimes. NJ. Bronson, A.
Carton, Il. ii. Young. f. J. Herman, A.
;. Nelson, J. W, Stes-ns. A. II. Tiahi,
Terry King. l.. G. Airs. Barney Traekey,
A. J. Vliliers, A. J. Philips. J. c. Killion,
Frank Lucanoyit. J. c. Ward. +.
o. N. Moore. N. stixrud'
Suyderholm. J. Lorenson. c. J. Hopton.
!. r. Lachey, C. II. Brown. c. f. Red
path, J. II. Sabjn, l. : willard, f.
GadinV. g. W Hall. ". J. Wallis. f. Cal
vert. +. c. Wilson, p. Cunningham, 7.
Gallagher. L. c. Neville. A. II. Hanson.
Chris Pauison, J. T.. Brown, ". L.
/ O'K0urke, Il. : Palmer.