The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19
THE BOILERS PROTEST.
Nh re FOR JORDANISM. THEY
AZ EMPH4TIC4LLY.
eches at Masonic Hall-The
)nly Begun-New Roll Signed
NJ the Old-Line Pops.

he anti-Jordanites marched up
Third ay +rae+ .i+h 49,. o,,,ct- So, 80 a.,
81 -N S all ordered out on an emergency.
o4Is ue convention oyer?" inquired a
Is Just going to begin" was
- 9'"4iu AS soon as they arrived in the
t1ie iepIS lall OF the Masonic building A.
S1 4. of the Sixth ward was unani
-. elected chairman. He stepped
upon the n. 1890
iap,IlS ends. we have seen enacted in
-"S es party of this city within the
80 days scenes compared to which
pcs pa slA Equities OF the Republican and
a. a. 'lle &c parties in this city in the past
insignihcance. For one, l am
s siIs IN ing controlled ~ the Sum and
80 --eH " Mt OF three or four wards. Gen
u , cen thank you for this honor"
'1THDeIa' brief speech. but it seemed TO
~ mo in the mind OF every ON
lIlu an Expressions of Indignation and
p teseH'' oSe on every hand and it was
uH ost mt suggestion of Spear OF the
an exc ID, that twenty minutes should
,N in discussing the situation and
pe paS'e lwn to business. The number
cooihs this time by actual count was
pieS0h' but others kept dropping in
it'S liie course of the meeting until the
inns VI We'll filled. These later ones
tooni val ports of the convention" the
plousht gnation being always received
Id..ei we but good-humored laughter
w. ue mes of the Second ward, was
W ~, early ones. He said the con
one VI Z ad nominated Winsor twice for
NeneoH ri counsel and he had twice de-
cUi ~. 'hree cheers for Judge Winsor''
ciined' III with a vim. Then, he said.
W. sN7 irewS was nominated for the
W H. but the Jordanites voted that
s s oiI., n was nominated for treasurer.
u ,' 1dges had stated that he was
out 'ii. 10 say that Mr.. Stein would not
a"'lio1 iNe nomination at the hands of the
dcoept an There were wild cheers for
CON ehuO is statement. and some merry
So a. the name of Harden was men
JoheS "ne city clerk, which ended in a
- % ~ ghter when Holmes concluded:
-. ~ Jordan didn't come"
10 iihi n,ln,' ana ropnii-nl'
II should organize under, and
. .Io 80. mt Populists" was one among
~ ~ t found some favor, but all sug-
500 aA bout a citizens party or any
So rs Populism was talked down in a
.4Iis out Clayson, Of the Fifth, said:
'T- MING awning the line between Jordan
We ais )pulism. and we are the Popu-
i ,sln anu ommittee was appointed to at
Io's' and other matters and to re-
~ ~ Meeting TO be held in the same
hall on Nc oittea T-as ae follows. First
ne con Holman; Second. F. VI. Allen;
maiu, d. =: Fourth, w. +. Hays; Fifth.
I ar us; Sixth, G. c. Trotter. Sew
.. d MAJ Halleran; Eighth, L. w. Kidd:
emu n; l Lind; at large. NJ. NJ. Holmes
MINI. Spear. from the Second and
anu ran wo wards that made the great
kick again
one but Good Pops.
roll had been signed by all the
AFTER tiie esent, the committee was or
HielnoeIs ng in a resolution that none
\ VDNr, tee.
but persons ln,,.sd r. a59 +Ioir ,,a,,es -
shouiu oe lvoid the '.laZzaroni" that had
H. SO as 20 into the organization the del
peeli PusHe mt had left.
esates pre- = more earnest speakers were
Among of the Ninth Paul Land. OF
). VI. won NJ VI. Holmes. Of the Second:
Ihe >lh.m u. of the Second, Beecher.
?, VI. 81" ar and Clayson.