The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-18

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sson. saxSng as bat. stsoarElnx RE cor-
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aezns fog faear nsssboss o. sesezStzg ire
election Of Republican senator from
Fsetsuars ana eA1Fzcferzx@d assz sr2 Els
associates IS posstse4i hsEsgwayr-sn ca
sae road TO fortuna TIE Higgins dsssza-
ss1n arz The spectators joiD@1 n q ~
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The Delaware case -az further errs2ta-
e BY Yexkes Of Ksntscky. wzo spoke %
Senator Esgxsns "a the SElv EsD1oZsea1s
ever elected 80 tie United STATES senate
from TSsl&warN. znd % A6Gt~ks az he
only Rsyglhss@aa. so-cassef. xsS ever se-
seafez the election q Esy114A1ar SRA
-oy from Ds1awass.
fsep1urn fnen tn9Entss the platform zs1
xlsh TIE sarse forrsf4i manner fh&t hss
aszsYE gzinsi for hin hearing ln the
roass q representatives,. declared tat
fairness eletAses hearing ia az contests.
Esgss1ra deglgred the atlas apea ina
character ~ Aa5sess and asserted that
Tiers xzs 10 rxc5s . sustain - Re eoz-
ssssneS I&zet OF ;ae tsra@ alsostR1 % tie
minority. 1nd wtise he held fhs attention
81 the seierats4 fairly. the gassers@s. whose
occupants hunxsg E1hstaaLsy for tne s5se-
tacGisr ard senszstonat began 70 grow
restless under tfas discussion q ssehDiea4i-
sles ard the spectators devoted themselves
70 cozvsrsafion. which throsza their gnl-
ted erorts sxsis=1 into ar annoying vol
azne When fwezty minutes Rad passed.
cries Of Tins came from The delegates
T-narssgn calmly remarked. The chzgr
wsa s4ks care Of ihs 2sssstsog q tine"
and explained fnzt be allowed each aide
SIX additional inmates. covered b. inter-
sspfioas ard applause. TIE minority dele
gates gave Hepsxrn To474 cheers wAsn
b finished a. 80
Then The Chairman announced Gen
Csrosyenor % Ohlo," arr The whi:e-hatT-
81. whsfs-aesrssess apossle o. Is KInlsy AZ
pearea or the stage for TIE FRS: tire
Mr.. fsrosvsnor announced that he Was
wiling % su5nnss the qzsstiou % Texas 20
sAs men ~ the country. Referring 70 me
Delaware contest. Grosveuog seugratU-
lated H4poern thar With aozsyst wcr1x
about fair Play hS had cone here as thA
representative 81 re blggess scoansrei Of
record AZ CFoswsro~ finished young
u2aH r. re far corner % che highest gal
isry. who sss4 with his hzs IN one hard
ART a. umbrella IN TIRE other, with FIRE
three cheers for Mckinley.
On TIE question ~ adopting ire rniaor-
ffY rsr1rt regarding Delaware ard Texas
ara sAe szSfgusrs Of re nsfsoaai cor3-
nsiffse 81 re remaining contests. ths
vsas prevailed By n great yoians OF
sound Art TIE minority report was re-
*ectea "a sections srt as a whole. On
TIRE 7uszflen 81 adopting the majority rs-
port ne yeas were clearly TIE Io1tssf
an1 10 demand for a ron rail was made.
svsrv Gre having been satisfied ~ the
sest vote o. tbe arsvioes question
Gen. Harry Bingham of Pennsylvania
wh8 has besa secretary Of three Esgubif-
can national conventions ard Is chairman
- fhe cnumlfsss o. rules n ;he present
convention. shsn presented the report %
that committee Bingham made n picfnr-
sAq1s fswHra. gle - small o. stature. ard
dressed IN the height Of fashion Ger.
Bingham read the r~port - the ruies corn
rassfes IN sfrnnE vnfcs. eAf IL weArles1 The
convention. ard Webster Flanagan -
Texas who made himself famous ~ his
pertinent tnaEirT az the Chicago coaEsn-
too n 1sSo What are wA here FOR r
aa<es that the farther reading % the re-
pert he dispensed zlfh Gen Bingham DE-
c55nrs % yield on Tire corn ples1ga % ths
rs4afmw ~ ths renorf 4 was unanimously
adopted ~ the convention