The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-05

remarks were brought out by loud calls
from outsiders for Ronald.
oRAroRY OUTFITS THE CROWD.
Col Charles f. Ciaypool. of Tacoma, was
called for and made neat speech. Taco
ma. he said. had many good Republicans
and they would ask the denomination OF
W. II. Doolittle for congress. Whatever
the results this fall the party in Tacoma
would redeem itself from its stand taken
two years ago.
This speech-making was allowed in or
der TO xii! time. At 4:lO the chair an
nouneed that the committees on rules and
order of business and platform were ready
10 report and il there we're no objections
they would be heard out Of order. John
Wiley objected and insisted that the COM
mittee on credentials should hrst report
The objection prevailed.
Charles F. Fishoack then answered to
calls by making = brief address. The situ-
alton Of the country az large was so well
understood. he said. that IL WAS no wonder
the floors and galleries we're filed with
representatives Of the people. The party
TO which the people looked for relief and
salvation was the one that had at ali times
come to the front in times Of need and dire
distress and saved the nation; that was
the Republican party, and again in this
time when the country was sunk in
despair, poverty and on the verge of ruiz.
the people looked to the Republican party
that had saved Il so many times before.
For two Short years the Democratic party
had had the country in its power. and
the results have been so appalling that
Democrats themselves "A crying to the
.fr4..e.. e, v.wla ska~.H ~,
veTnber promises 10 give the Republican
party another grand victory. sending
70 the senate . Republican 20 represent
this great state Of Washington. When the
speaker referred to Gov. John IL. McGraw
the audience eheered loudly, and did the
same on the mention OF Gov Mckinley.
The members OF the Martha Greek dele
CATION we're called before the committee
on credentials to answer 20 a statement
ma De against them that the population Of
the preoine; did not justify a delegation OF
seventeen. IL vas shown that according
TO the last election returns the rpportion-
ment vas correct Frank Campbell. a
member OF the delegation, said:
There are nov fully - many Repub-
lican voters in the precinct as a. the lGst
election. We could easily poll 90 votes
and, Notwithstanding the falling of ia
railroad work, there are numbers still &C.
lively employed ia construction. We feel
that we are entitled 20 the fuii representa-
fioa Of seventeen.
PERMANENT oRSANIZArIoS.
80 10 objection being raised. the
unanimous report o. the COMMITTEES on or
gAo.Eatton, rules and oFdsT OF business wAs
read IA Gear tones ~ Harry Carroll Il
recommSndea as officers chairman. Sec
Rotary aud tSo assistant secretaries. that
the temporary officers De made permanent
and that Roberts Rules az Order" govern
the convention. Il also recommended the
f5ll5wing order Of business.
kifss-RsporE Of committee On orxznixa-
ston. rules and order of business. second.
the report Of committee on credentials:
thtrt. the report Of the eom nittce on reso-
4atons and platform. fourth she nosaina-
ton of Otscers as provided IA tie call IN
the following order: Treasurer. sheriff,
c-eFE, prosecuting attorney, auditor,
eeaatT superintendent Of schools, county