The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-24

--v- v~sx &c ass0DxveD v4cnn 80 hvE.
49, 80 c-o,,ea< Con s-a-ssn - l4caa<eA
81 ard "a osnvsEzs1 proceed - no9-
s-ss. . rzi1 .scxeL Here - rig aAa4vs-
fxno-x spzx1s tor .Ie Wa AAsrry E.o-
-sg-ss ard finally cewaaseS re ,o1v s1-ssn
"a " cas- z4@ye cazace w1sa ace ether
ss-efo~zs The ,c-~e11c. ce-1 &C s,s--zsac
e. e'-soek
-. 5ws-t.>s 81 DoeSng - rz-trr
-+e ~c-k n - cors<s-enrs committees
~y~T re~. rza.rzY G<.tg1tet z--z - 63vt-
sisz . ne speels AT .r-cz-sc-z sa&t ebey
world rve ~ rso%--ax wa1Gz had o>~a 81
corzec -s2eE-
iss.s q PEsrre county tonight rc-zpFe.ei
49, task . swallowing - re Democrats
anG sssve-Ttss. and a. 10 9c-orE =. tire.
conF eELsoEs began tae -eEnfx.a s3c- % ca -
cs9ates- 4 Committee % three from me
Fegsulisr couvsntlo1 presented us uI-s-
r12fana 20 TIE Democrats t1is evening 81
ne rsz25szn oi@1g - t5s Democrats con-
wertsor 70 Cr3ck~-tng hall The eo--rrsst-
te~ farlEset Frank Baker Assistant City
A-tc--~y Kes. ard Jacobs Of p1yat.uo.
ard a. three expended their e71ry.as s.0-
7a@o4e Oh ire ccnveDtlon N lie e-o-- 70
make !. aEDes- that RE Democrats re~S
beng veIl-rreatet Ard were .ecesrfrS
tTor- TIE Pocelsfs all hey cculs ask TIA
committees proposition vac that the Pop
ulfsts would re.incusrs7 the assessor In re-
turn for The senator % the Nineteenth
district. and soule agree 70 w~es. .-oru
rs s.-ve-Ttes one Representative whsca
-nsy would throw n boot Xean aver
rel tnEt his fellow Po51lis.s extend ID TIE
olive branch % peace and begged the con-
vsntion Tot 20 defeat fusion by q resso-
rten % tbs c.Ter
TIE convention was 20. az al a-x~ed
with the o-e- ard became impatient. At
ses~on 6. ne conference committee
his morning. the Nstions ISIS and bolt
Ing Prohtat .3onists had been given rns
county school, superintendent Fearing the
Convention night r~jec; the offer. the
Fopu-ist committee Suggested the DEMO
crss Should get 81 ard take from the Ma
nonz6sts ne school superintendent ID
make Up Tor TIE loss Of RE only senator
tney dad Tais caught ths convention.
r7t J. 7. Esaeiran and others pointed out
that the PcDgAs-s had 10 right 20 take
IRON the NatsonaEats ar Office and give 81
70 the Dez1ocrzss- E2sae man character
lzs1 such course ss rly In view OF
ire weakness Of ne SaaoaslIsts
Finally a committee was appointed 20
confer win the PoDuEsts and Sly.rlte.
Taieh rSeorE@3 IN .eE minutes that nota-
ing coGs1 90 secornc ,sslec. TIE slsg@r.te.
oae gwen I'd the preventative in tie
An1E y-at-a district. and motion 20
ADOPT The proposition o: the FoDu1ssts
finally carried. Three cheers were given
ADE Oss1 SIC Rogers, A-1 ks1e COMMITTEES
G.tb1rew.
Tie Democrats proceeded 20 nom.na,s
candidates for the Offices allotted. On me
FIRST 5al40E j. a williamson and Thomas
Carroll we're nominated for superior
y&@s@S. Al 1ntcipal Judge Red was turned
4egn through Ia- Vaccinations OF the I'll
heurs, ~no had been opposed Ii confer
eace committee BY his followers. Stephen
jAAScn vas nominated treasurer by sc-
cana don and Richard Wash was chosen
I0F county assessor. c. L Hosaa was
nominated for coroner.
Iaso-na- Sept 4.-SpecsA.-The Demo
crEis made ihs following Nominations
after O'Clock tbs morning: For justice
OK me peace. =. A Sala-.ey: fer rspr.serl-
t&-vs of the Thirty -afLh district. W r.
-Nlcno-s. Tor county commissioner, Eober.
a-asoaev. OF Sumner.
The FoDe14lsts nominated for jucxe OF The
superior court. ASSISTANT C.ry Attorney
ksAn. for sheriff. A ". MIS-: for o.e.k.
y. :. Grass. for county oornr1!ss. orsr. C.
Il DOW. tor suryeyor. 5. A B11iasd-