The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

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Low Refuses To withdraw.
Af-er The afapt15n CO the platform. ia
coo Worn jumped 20 his feet and sasd
he desired % know me rlFcrr q any q
TIE committee On ccrfere-ce- Mr.. QuigE
stated rhar ne conference hs6 been trT-if-
less
i said. he continued. 'tha- 7 dss ugt
think thsr S-rh Low Gould ever be nom
inated hy any Eeplhl sean convention. b1t
Z TIRE reporr ~ the committee % CITY
ceule secure Ehe v3thdra --4l 81 Low. the
Republicans wculd urreserve4lv place
themselves in their hands TIE reply was
that Low h-1 given a promise % bis ma
c1lne and he wlst stand sy IS promise. 20
District Attorney Clrott placed Ia nom
lna-l1a fo- mayor Gen Benjamin F.
Tracy.
The eag which hla the rt-turs of Gen
Tracy over the rear platform was drawn
aside when Mr.. Olcotr finished and the
delegates set op 8 yeil 81 applause The
Isow men kept Their seats
Jacob Worth stood an 20 sneak when
there wers wells q Platform. platform p
and the veteran leader climbed ID "a The
platform OVER the reucr1ers' tables. as-
sisted by Chairman WoodruH II .he
course of his speech BE said Should Mr.
Lew not ~ nominated II wouId he a sad
Gssap appotagnsnt % tEe majority of The
Intelligent people e Greater New York =
feTtes pf "tfer oE1-A
Worth replis-3. Get oG nothing" shak-
ing his 6st You have COZ 30 elect a ma
58rIty Of the legislature. Can you 90 81
Don't Insult The CIgi1ens' Enfan Z they
havs made a mistake
Joan n. War8 amid caf-ealls ard boot
Ing. seconded the nomination of seth Low.
The ballot was taken as follows: Tracy
-. Low ~. and ex-Mayor Scar0etier. q
Brooklyn. .
The nomination. was made unanimous
and a committee vas appointed 20 notify
Gen. Tracy Ok bis nominal aca.
Gold Democrat on the Ticket.
In the meantime ChaEncey II Depew
nominated for ths office of comptroller.
Ashbel r. Fstch- the present incumbent,
and q sold Democrat. saying:
When the integrity of the country was
attacked last year the gold Democrats
care 70 the All o. the Republicans. X
is 10 recognize The men wE0 sacTifced
their party that I ask you 70 uonlnata
by aociamation Ashbel 7. Fitch fer
comprroHer.T (Applauss1
The nomination was made unanimous.
The committee appointed 70 notify Gen.
Tracy appeared with the candidate and
after an ovation Gen. Tracy said. among
other things:
Il accept the nomination. II my can
dIaacy be the mans Of bringing about TIE
desired union / shau rest content. Y.
however. the spirit of harmony and cou-
citation. which He shus invoke. does not
prevail. I propose. having accepted tbs
nomination. 70 make the fiEht 70 The end"
Ross Appleton. Of Brooklyn, w1s urasi-
reos:siy nominated FOR president Of the
council ard the convention adjourned.
Low Gets "a Nomination.
Gen. Wager Swayne presided az 4 meet
publican organization of the city OF New
Brookneld faction. Seth Lev vas noml-
mated for mayor. but the names OF the
other candidates chosen VIII not be di-
vulEe6 until after a conference with the
anti-Tanmany organization.