The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11

-sscoas-Tre stsres ard territories shall
Re esIaa alphabetically.
.-Ts&rs3-k,oatestRnsz. ccEteste~s and
counsel. r eessresa. shall "a admitted ss
shs hes Tsrgs IN sAsea tasg are interested.
Nna ezsh side shall he allowed 10 aia
hg3eEs anA Ne gsvva afyeen minutes for
arEunsnt.~
Scnaaar EEa-sxhrangh. representing Serta
Tsskasa as ; ggsemh%T at the committee.
saSzeStea thai 4 @sa1 expedite matters
70 zSsgFshate slss contests Anzczc sub
c0nsFn.tSesS. - bad esSn the PRACTISE CA
ysscvss~s ccezSso1S. Mr. Claston rzsk tAss
With the reEiy that thfre bad seen 4 great
many insanuastens ef faxeFgsAsn. and snar
- 8sonxh1 Z Better sA&s tse fan csSanz.t-
tra shoaad BEAR So contests senator
TssnSbraugA ssa s0s press his roInt. ar1
the nnagfon mAs asepssa.
Chairman carter stated thas tire ter
rlsoFs&f contests wousf nrt - taken mp
wntA tAose % the states were disposed
80.
4 eunrsfxsee consisting az MexSrs-
Nance, 81 W4SoonSsn. Feasensen- II cea-
ssgcfseax ard De T2ssng. sf California,
was 2pgcsat~s - prepare resolutions sx-
Favs~Ssfwe px TIE c0saFzsifsxesS Sense os h~-
Feavszasrt over tan death - Committees
rsaAg ga-arAesA CT Illinois, Tfse 4snoance-
meat was made thst l8on. ,. A. F1fsr hai
been szn0sntaa % @sS ahe vacancy oSca-
stored - M carpheIi's death. The rWs-
iSuAffea oS Gov Bradley. q Neatueky.
Was annaunesAs as VAS tire apPotnsnaans
cf Mr Yerkss te Succesd him.
TIE afgscintmens ef ihe following nrox-
ses WAS announced. Senator Gear. %
Mr.. ClarksoH. o. Iowas Mr.. Andrews. for
Mr.. Hatch. - AIaSxa Mr.. hRn1eFA sor
Mr. Brown. 81 Georgia, r. c. Sullivan fer
Mr. Bennett. ~ Washington Mr. Meyer.
for Mr.. simon. 81 oreseE-
Secretary Manley announced that =
Ia - F.tz kzs7
&C. ed from various parts az The country
IN regard % fae reports thai colercd dsi-
exssfes would he asn5cd hotel ac1cnarao-
6assons AT Sc rsoNfs ard suggesting tss
renewal 20 sorae other point Mr.. Man
ley SAID Be knew nothing ot the Gisgoss-
tier of the matter Of hotels except tha
SomtheSn. hcs that sha manager oT that
hctsl haG announced that contracts Es4d8
fer accnrnmoda tons there wouid Re tni-
niisa rexar3leSs OF the color 81 those foa
whom rooms had heen engaged.
Sacretary Manley read letter SAYING
that The Southern. ST. Nieho1&s. Iacle6s
and Isad%a hotels wout8 aien up 20 the
League relative TO the Accommodations of
eeloTei men At the hotels.
Tie contested cases we're taken ur. thu
first heing The dftsxates at large from
AlAhausA. hesnx prezented ~ y. y. Shell
rs. q tie Mckfnlsy delegation. lie re-
some tronGie about che hall. ard there
were thirteen counties contested Tho
convention which elected the delegates
had - delegates. which was a majority
os sEs regularly elected d~legates Gov
W. II. Saith was heard m opposition. Hs
said be spoke for the Moseley delegates
and characterized the others as the Nc
kiniey delegation He claimed that tho
Nont gcrnery convention was Irregular.
Although fifteen members Of the commits
tee had made up the roll nf delegates.
they hsi no authority 10 make up the
rsE as II had beer done. RE asked IL tfa
national COMMITTEES WAS going 20 reyofu-
tsonfEe the procedure in order 70 seat q
delegation which sas fer Mckinley or for
reess or for any other presidential eaadi-
dale This caused a smile 10 go around
tie circle Of committeeman. The state
committee had never been called togefh-
er ~ she chairman. ard Rad no authority
70 rneet. A. j. Warner, eoiored. OF tho
Nosety delegation. made an argument
r. A. MoS~asy, ff.. closed the argument
fer tire delegation knowu by his name. He
said ne had been chairman uf the corn-
ruiftee fer many years. and #ll rreced@nts
Rad heeu for shs temporary roll Of dsie-
gates. He said he had the same fight i'm
1ss1 ard the convention seated hfs dele-
cation. NJ. n. wfeksrsham closed the ar
Knuent sar Shs Buckley aeiezatlon- lie
referred 70 hGr Mosetey as tha late chair
man OF the Alabama committee. Thfs
aroused the Ire Of Aoseiey. who said he
objected 20 being referred 20 an the Late
Chairman ard insisted that he was the
chairman 20 whteh Mr.. WickeFshars re-
pifed that he wanted 20 refer 20 the de-
ceased with all due respect. Dir. wicker
sham then entered into the details OF tte
action of th@ Alabama convention. Sew
eral times there had b~@r differences
threats % hieeished having prevented fhs
state convention being hefd In yhe state
house. Hs asserted thst Gcy. Oates had
Informed him that mesnseT 81 congress
and enc ~ the Mosrlsy men Rad Informed
him fOat~~l that hioszish1t ~oufd feiicw
II a couvertlau Was hst5 fher@.
After The consideration ef the AIsSarnA
eases. except fhexe which bad hs@p PASSED.
the committee took recess uHfsi o'caSck-