The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-13

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Wealth - principles ard poverty %
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state. ard re srxed Individual Effort On
fhe part ~ faoss present - 1plff the
party farla nr1sgsy as vel as ~ ofaer
sf@ans lie declared himself IN favor %
re geld standard. though ne made 10 a.
terzpf 70 zrxs me osestsons and many
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cred by Or Nc-rory. q PIttsburg. who
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eesne from Portland. where be ~fgana
Esenty ~ weasaeE" ard was gsad % Sc
fze ersn aaxn q the temperance z1Ee-
Gates az fAla part O TIE country. II g.
iaslraiisx 1bs feeling 81 the party be tod
tie story Of ssngsaz Methodist who wss
4fra.A - being buried alive. The Memo
Isl told nix asfe SIZE ccus8 make sure -
hss f@lF& dead ~ allowing a number 81
singing brethren to sing Jesus - Good -
Ma over his body. and Il De dsen't sing
he waK dead. When $50 t.-~hs'sitonists
we're not % The move. DR.. Xccrory SD.
taey m ght r. considered dad.
One * TIE NsrpaEsEf speeches made or
tia floor wss that of Rev. George III. Les.
- Seattle. lie sas she Reed of lots % re-
ferns bst I'D uSt believe IN h&uperfng
TIE platform wlfh side issues when the
chief object q the party was death 70
TIE saloon" tie thought large number
e people whose Visws are dictated hv
eires Instances ~ environment could be
Nsn over 4 the Influences a. work IN the
PARTY could be brought 70 bear or them.
lie spoke q tbs need q votes 50 saoW the
existence Of ; public sentiment In faeor
81 prohibition. assd fhs disposition 81 many
te feel their votes lost Il not on the win
nsng Klae.
Rsv Bsxgs accounted for the hight nun
ber present A. the eenventlon by saying
there xas ane1hsr Prohibition convention
ia session A. tae Firzt TreshY teflan
efsarea lie rsfeffe5 tn 2be gathering q
" O. r. r raemtera az that place. While
- was 4 hreaa gauge man ara believed
- TIE importance 81 numerous reforms.
be the4ghf fsss party should cluster about
tie ore pr3aeInie % abolition Of the ilgaor
frasfss ard uet cause division BY the tn
tnasWafian az other measures. He favored
IA The coming eampaisn.
5sse Only aoman 70 address those pres
saf vas Kris Melinda Shaffsr, q deter
usines looking Iittif lady. Nho was FER txD
years president n Eaeoma 81 the IS. 9 7.
Z. Her speech Ma short and earnest an1
expresses here that there would Be no
salIt OF the platform and resolutions
Rev. o II johnson also made short
tax.
Permanent Organization.
The COMMITTEES on permanent orEanlza-
ten ard order ~ business Was TOW really
20 renort II confirmed TIE election % A
= Alien a. permanent chairman nnd -.
~ Carr ~ secretary. aRd recommended
IRE appointment nf a committee on ways
aasi means - provide for the expense %
the convention and 20 raise funds for the
easnna8gm
on Ynesfan II steers abe committee zas
appointed ~ me chair as follows. Rev
CLARK Davis. Everett Smith ard II +
kelsey uax8s fhoGghg Il good idea -
s'sSsVtae waNs for raising means tsauegai-
Hteiy. ard sfArfea taking names 81 those
who wauid cou.rfh1te dollar Or BALI
eagIar Tor foar months. The chairman was
eft 20 wofk taking Toe names which we're
called vaL - tire energetic minister. IN
this manner pledges faF over So month
were ohsslna A eelieesIou vas then
tAkfn M 20 pay for TIE bah. ard s. = ass
the resait
TIE seton q The committee % ere
asafials "a ssst,nE any who might be
present fToga couutiea uuTeprrsented
n5aessB - Wares from Whatcofn county
CT tha xarleas eawmttees.
a. shts roins ghe siagfhrra and reso1u-
ffans committee presented SIS document.
whsch was iisfenes 20 amid profound 81
Tease When GcrfEe CasteFtEl finished the
reading Rev " M Howie moved It's
adoption. ans waR seconded by Rev Clark
ftsYis nefaTe the aaestlen Vas called
Ger Brv George ~ Iae arose ans offered
aa amendment chat ere tao resoigtiuas on
woman saTrsse and initiative art refer
euasna he stricken cost fSe ssl8 BE reeew-
fAsaa fha ather issues az STAKE hsst BE
fheoght tNsT SHOULD ucf - futre~tnce.f,
stree lhs n1aEs question wss grahihttioa
ara s1u vHaze atm - sire party sAog23 -
20 fhst eeH. The Amendment was seq
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standing af tf9e resolutions ~ p KELSEY
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ara the latter Sne cf her progeny W3th a
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rarfv sns the ese tn fhe former. 'r9se sTzar-
ser IN uhteh fAe vtsls1 NNs relates casssss
saeeh }aaraser a~f apnfssse. After sozne
fssrfNe~ f5ass1ssfer fhe eEesttna a. fhe
adoption - the paalfarrs as weole wns
pat ans -afrse* Hv practically u1antnaas