The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-29
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JOHN Z. ONDERIaJ$k.
90 Nash zas a DISTINGUISHED T-zson
solder ard xor hss military fIfse s. the
sesd Ffss csys. tftfs q JUICE care when
- vas appointed ~ Cleveland GRE % Tire
tusxaa Of the saprs-ne court of Ire ter
rSsory Of Washfazton. He has mary per-
sorsl friends among the delegates from
EnsJEar9e. who are sssii 81 the city. They
laugh ~ the Gdea ttat theys can - any
question as 20 Col Szsh-s attitude IN The
present campaign. ard assert that - has
REPEATEDLY annogrcei thar he wi1 rot
Only not vote for Bryan. but that be
would take the stump against hsr-
TIE Pcpocraey held meeting a. Collins
RAJ last evening for the purpose OF organ
King Brysn-Rogers Cub. ana several
hundred ~ the rank ard Sic gafasre6 ard
s.scfsd officers. DR.. @. y. Calhoun vas
e.ec5sd president. Walter Walker secre-
terry. and Leanaer Miller treasurer The
stripes 81 political belsef were represented
in t~ze order OF the above as Free Silver
Republicans. PonuiiSts sns Democrats.
The Democrats then elected +. r. Blaine
vice president. the PopulisEs Richard Wiz
scr. ST.. ard the Free Silver Republicans
J. y. Waiiingfor1- Ar executive commit
tee. consisting OF fnree members from
each party was named. as follows. Dem
ocrats. Fred Rice Roweli. George II. King
and Or. Prafher. earoliing clerk, a. II.
C.ark- Populisfs. Bot Wilson. Jim Moran
ard Tom Naytn. Pre- Silver Republic
ans. John Busbell. J. +. MeGrew and Paul
. fieirry. enrolling clerk, X. l.. Hodgaen.
There were some speakers billed 10 aD-
pear. and IL thIs respect the promises
We're Kept. and Mr.. Wsnsor. IL q. Jones
ard Dr. Mallory addressed the crowd
The sfiverites OF the Fourth prectnct
OF the Ninth ward. consisting OF Demo-
Gratis. Populisss and SEFer Republicans,
met IN Marquis hall. Latoua. last even
ing and organized d silver club. Rev. 4.
A. Doyle was elected president. and Rev.
William Chapman vice president ". J..
Lynn was elected secretary and treas
nrer. After transactlng the business OF
the club. Mr.. Frank s. Griffith. OF Ere
mont. addressed the meeting and ex-
piainec why he left the Republican party.
After explaining why II was best for the
poor man 10 adopt the same ideas regard
ing silver he had. he took his seat, and
the president next called upon Rev. Clark
Davis, who delivered a very neat speech
OF about one hours length.
A. J. Goddard. OF Fremont. next spoke
for few minutes. and read a personal
letter from Senator j. l.. Wilson. show
Ing astonishment a. the attitude Mr.. God
dard had taken IN regard 20 silver. Tho
meeting then adjourned for one week.
Fusion has been accomplished in Kitsap
county. and like the fusion az Ellensourg.
It has been at the expense of the Demo
Gratis. The only county Office given the
Democrats in exchange for their votes
is that OF clerk Of the superior court.
and for that Office Ira c. Rockwell. Demo
cratic representative six years ago. was
named. The Popeiists agree 10 support
John McReavy for joint senator for the
district formed by Mason, Kitsap and
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