The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-21

night and hold a reception at the Hoilen-
den hotel
Plain statements % regret we're also
received from II. G. Lodge. J. Sloat Fss-
sett. Congressman Quigg q New fork
and Senator WoEcott Of Colorado
The roll call OF states vas ealle1 'or
resolution 20 b. read and r@feTreo Wit
out debate. II was thought most OF tne
pockets rad been enptied curing thS
morning session. but TIE can ofoHs1A
out resolutions re- the score on SFery
conceivable f~sz,e or topsc Those on The
financial question we're for the most part
sltgrJscase< Of those offered during the
dav. and we're referred b. the bGsheI 70
the committees waste basket some
sarcastic resolutions we're onerei On 'as
silver question. one calling Tor ~ cents
worth OF silver bullion 20 b. made lega4
tender dollar Numerous rcSosntions were
offered asking the national committee 70
have the next national Republican con-
veutior held a. various places but all
were yelled down before the reading could
- completed
The committee on league work report
81 q gratifying Increase and rapidly
growing interest in all parts OF ,ne coGh-
try in club organizations
The committee reported Milwaukee, as
the place for the next convention, the
time 20 hse fixed by the executive CON-
rnittse. Adopted
Cen. N~AFpin. Of New York was elect
81 president By reclamation and COM
rnittee OF three was appointed 10 escort
him 70 the hall
Nominate tons for secretary were called
for and Mr. Churchill. Of Colorado. placed
IN nomination John 2. Byrnes. while Hi
noIs nominated William A Grant Ne
braska nominated l. r. Walker
The notification committee entered the
4 frEyz -f-n
his thanks for the honor conferred on
him. He said that as long as he should
remain president OF the league his only
motto should be Work. work. work"
The states were called for vice presi-
dents and members OF the executive COM
mittee as follows:
Executive committee-Alabama. A. g.
Negley: Arkansas. Henry NJ. Cooper: Cal
ifornia, Theodore Re!chert; Colorado
William X Burchnell; Connecticut. James
4. HoWarth; Delaware. Francis II. Hot
fecker, Florida. Philip Walters: Georgia,
a. r. Buck; Illinois. Albert Campbell;
Indiana, W. l.. Taylor: Iowa. F. W.
Bicknell. Kansas. +. G. Gray; Kentucky.
J. L. Crawford: Louisiana. Andrew Hero,
ir: Maine J. IT. Mauley: Maryland, DR..
William 5. Booze: Massachusetts, J. II.
Could; Michigan. Charles F Baxter:
Minnesota. r. F. Burns, Mississippi. Al
bert Lee; Missouri. +. b BromEVeli: Mon
tana. Z. II. McLoud. Nebraska. W. T..
Andrews; Nevada r. G Cleiland; New
Hampshire, Stephen s. Jewett; New Jer-
sey. l. : Devouse: New York, II. g
Brew ster; North Carolina; j. :. Pritch-
ard. North Dakota. &. NJ Cochran; Ohio,
r. J. West: Pennsylvania, g. O. w. Buck;
Rhode Island, Henry r. Tiepke. South
Carolina, v. l.. Clayton; South Dakota.
Charles III. Burke. Tennessee, j. n.
Branson; Texas, Charles b. Peek; Yer
mont. III. $. Peck Virginia, II. D. Clay:
West Virginia. G.. Is. Elliott, Wisconsin,
II. ". Rander; Wyoming. r Burke: Ar
izona, George Christ: District of Column
bia, ID. n. Ray. New Mexico, W Ii. II.
Llaweilyn: Oklahoma. r. ]. Seayy; Utah,
Robert sherman. jr.: College leagues. W.
~. New Illiams of Kalamazoo college.
wee observation-disclosures. ". II. Hor-
ner: Arkansas. John Mcclure. California,
{. NJ. Shortridge: Colorado, II. +. MESSY;
Connecticut. Gen. Alexander Harrison;
Delaware. Harry A. Richardson: Florida
John King. Georgia. A. T.. Burch; Illi-
noiS Isaac ". Hamilton; Indiana. J. II.
Watts; Iowa, George H. Perry; Kansas,
W. W. Pierce: Kentucky. Charles J.
Richey; Louisiana DIR. L. A. Williams
Maine. J. II. Drummond; Maryland. J. f..
Palmer: Massachusetts. w. Murray
Crane; Michigan. T.. n. Dingley. Mime
sofa. knute Nelson: Mississippi. Joshua
Stevens Missouri. j. c. Page; Montana, +.
f. Sargent. Nebraska. John l.. Webster
Nevada. Stephen A. kinsey; New Hamp-
shire. Charles n. Bartlett; New Jersey
Barker Gommery; New York. c. G.
Shayne: North Carolina, John c. Daucey;
North Dakota, E. NJ. Warren. Ohio. John
F. Hopeiey; Pennsylvania. John Doyle
Rhode Island d. Russell Brown; South
Carolina, Seymour +. Smith. South Da-
kota F j. Wood: Tennessee. w. j. Orms-
ny. Texas. Whit Dryden. Vermont II. E.
Parker: Virginia, Thomas Lowry; West
Virginia, John X Thompson: Wisconsin.
George r. Day; Wyoming. Carroll II.
parmelee: Arizona, ]. II. Simpson Dis
trict OF Columbia. Thomas II. Mckee;
New Mexico Louis ". Hughes: oklahoma.
Frank II Grear: Utah. William Gassman
College league, j. II. Fry. Princeton.
Shortly after O'Clock the convention
adjourned until tomorrow AT 10 o'clock.
The convention adjourned with several
names presented for secretary. Since adj
iourning the Northwestern states have
brought out NJ. ] Bowling. of Rendville.
MINI. who has been chief clerk of the
legislature two terms and is chief organ
izer OF the league in Minnesota The cleo
tion OF secretary will be the order Of bust
ness when the convention reassembles to-
morrow morning.
Immediately after the election of score
tary the comittee on resolutions will re-
port the Patton resolution. and II Will no
doubt be adopted.