The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-04-19


Benton and Lincoln-Charles H. Lee.
of Corvallis, for senator, and M. II.
Brunk, Of Yaquina, for representative.
Baker and Malheur-E. II. Test, sena-
tor.
Morrow, Harney and Grant--F. Kel-
logg, Of Heppner.
Marion and Clackamas-E. Russell, Of
oswego.
Lake and Klamath--Re Representative
B. DAILY, Of Lakeview.
Wasco and Sherman--Re Representative,
NJ. v. Harrison, OF Hood River.
Grant and Harvey Representative, J.
A. Steech, OF Long Creek.
Yamhill and Tillamook- Representa-
tive, q. H. selph.
Mr.. MCGUIRE having returned with
Raley, that gentleman ascended the
platform and made an interesting two
minute Speech stating that he consid-
cred It an honor to be nominated for
any office with such q platform to stand
on. He was warmly cheered, and at
the conclusion Of his remarks was in
vted to a seat alongside Of the speaker.
For board of equalization, the fol-
lowing we're announced; First District,
j. d. Fry, Of Grants Pass; Second,
mone named; Third, w. f. Gilxey. OF
Yamhill; Fourth, r. W. Mitchell. Of
Portland; Fifth, VIM. b. Adair, of AS
torta; Seventh, T. H. LaFollette, OF
Prinevile
The nomination for chairman Of the
state central committee brought forth
several eulogistic streams Of oratory.
The name of d. w. Sears, of Polk coun-
ty, was proposed by member Of his
delegation. and seconded by Flagg, of
Salem, Mullinix, Of Astoria, and several
others Baker county presented the
name Of Napoleon Davis Of Multno-
nah, and II. d. Mcclure seconded.
Kelley, of Multnomah, also made
characteristic speech in favor OF Davis,
but as the sentiment seemed to be
drifting in favor Of Sears very strongly,
Mr.. Davis arose and announced his
withdrawal from the race In favor OF
Sears. Kelley then made a motion that
Davis be the nominee for secretary of
the board This was carried unani-
mously.
In appointing the members Of the
board new departure was taken and
the right Of the chairman to appoint
his own committee associates was sup
planted by allowing each county to
nominate its own choice for represen-
tation on the committee. Roll call OF
the counties disclosed the following re-
suit:
Baker, c. w. James.
Benton. d. Carlisle.
Cackamas, w. E. Carl.
Catsop, l.. p. Mullinix.
Columbia, w. b. billiard
Coos 8. II. Hazard.
Curry, j. Hawkins.
Crook, T. M. Baldwin.
Douglass e. b. Prebble,
Gillian, II. Clay Myers
Grant, IL. Hicks.
Harney Benz. Brown.
jackson, ]. W. Miller
klamath, v, A. Dunlap.
Lake, Geo. Jones.
Lane. /. L. Campbell.
Linn. M. A. Miller.
Lincoln, A. Parker.
Malheur. j. M. Fell.
Marion, A. Bush.
Morrow. f. Kellogg.
Multnomah, w. w. Mcclure.
Polk, ]. H. Thorp
Sherman, d. C. Brock.
Tillamook, W. J. May.
Umatilla, u. V. Boyd.
Union. +. B. Collins.
Wallowa, w. e. Beers
Wasco, j. " Crossen.
washington, S. p. Huston
Yamhill, o. p. Coschow.
The patriarchial appearing Mr..
Hughes, of Clakamas, now came for
ward with an Innocent appearing reso-
luton, that for few minutes created
the liveliest kind Of a commotion. 1t
cead as follows:
Resolved, That we are in favor Of
Democrats only as candidates on the
Democratic ticket, and that in case Of
vacancies occurring on the ticket from
any cause the places 80 made vacant be
filled by the state central committee
from the ranks Of our own party.
As the adoption Of this resolution
would effectually shut off all hopes Of
fusion on any ticket, the Multnomah
delegation, who were reported as In
tending to do considerable "fusing" on
their local ticket, jumped on II with
both feet, and the air was again rent
with the fervid remarks Of Kelly, Of
MuItnomah; Ferguson, Of Yamhill; Cox,
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