The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30
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the Peoples party and the doctrines OF
the Omaha platform; and tina: no person
elected al delegate to the convention BY
the Peoples party electors or his pre-
cinct shall be denied a seat IN the con-
vention by reason Of the action of the
city GENITAL committee: and be IL further
Resolved, That the city central COM
mittee be repudiated. for its total failure
10 do anything looking toward the success
OF the Peoples party. that every resolu-
ton which that body has passed was
passed not in the interest Of our party.
but in the interest of the aforesaid cam
cidate for mayor.
Resolved, further. That we now or
ganze a committee of one hundred to
protect and conserve the interests OF the
Peoples party and of the citizens of Sc
attic. and that said committee be author
lied to call a general mass-meeting OF
the Peoples party to meet at some suita-
bic hall next Wednesday evening. TO take
proper action under the principles OF the
imperative mandate. so that the majority
of the central committee who have pros
tituted themselves In the particulars
above mentioned, can, By the rules OF our
party. be removed from the positions
which they have misused and disgraced.
Resolved further. That a copy OF these
resolutions be given 10 the press, so that
our acts may be known by our parry ana
the citizens of Seattle and the state OF
Washington. tSignedl
John, p. Fay, John W. haish'
chairman, Sc. +. Repath.
..c ~ Hoagdon Up II. McKernan,
"r " WAY. George Cottrell.
ALEX. r. Jones, John B. Hart.
.psuI land COMMITTEE"
New Committees Named.
The resolutions were adopted with loud
"vea.'' Thereupon the meeting resolved
itself into a committee of one hundred. al
though BY this time many who had at
tended the preliminaries had left the hail.
MIR. Mclaughlin was chosen as chairman.
and the following executive committee was
elected. which shall act as a managing
committee, in opposition to the city CEN
trail committee:
Eugene Way, George n. Hodgdon. C. ].
Repath, NJ Heller. C. p. Dam. p. II. Nc
Herman. A. r. Jones. l.. II. Craver and
John Haigh.
Mr.. Way was elected chairman Of the ex-
ecutive committee. Adjournment was then
taken.
Following is a list of those present at the
opening OF the meeting:
+. H. Ho,chkiss John w. Haigh. John
Anderson, r. w. Wood, John Turney Will
liam White. Hugh Hughes. Z. d. McLaugh-
lin. S. Bjornson. G.. n. Hodgdon, Alex r.
Jones. John II. Barnes. Ed J. Wallace.
Paul Land. l.. II. Crayer. l.. W. Kidd, l.
Rowley. T. NJ. Dean. A. Zaar. A. III.
Schutt. w. c. William. n. NJ kelez, ]. II.
Hill, II. Christensen, r. w. Spear. Clark
Davis, G. d. Farwell. w. II. Drake. II. j.
Wilson, u. s. Harris. A. A. Hite. A. l..
Smith. J. w. Twist. n. +. Lind, D. Me-
Daniels, Z. ID. Hlbner. l.. ID. Benson. c. j.
Challer. j. n. Brewster. w. c.. Caldwell.
L. +. Dewey, Robert Moulton, Lyman
Wood, James Conway. William Crawford,
~ ]. Erisman. W. +. Hays, John Fry,
T.. w. Navin. John +. Fay. John Mcclure,
BARLEY Conroy, Michael Kelly. John
Thomas. Il. Pincus. F. c. Wallace. George
+. Cotteriii Sven Rothe, III. Il. Drees. II.
l.. Gilbertson. Thomas r. Woodman, 7. d.
Hibner j. +. Cooper. r. Winsor jr. J. F..
Kenworthy O. ]. Wallace. A. J. Lee, G.
j. Mcfarland. Thomas Navin. o. W. Clark.
Milton Van Dyke. II. w. Whilford. G. w.
Henderson. NJ. Heller. G. i. Dam. +. II.
Mckernan, Charles Il. Repath. j. Winship,
N II. Harden. Fred Bienkins, L. c. Ste
vens. VI. c.. Guyer. l.. +. Reid. John r.
Hart, A. ]. Edwards. q. q. Calderhead. c.
s. Feawick, r. w Barnes. +. Z. Phillips.
j. w. Warner. A. W. Lotka. John ONeil.
II. w. Sholes. Charles Wallace, Walter
Wallace X. ]. Atweil.