The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-19
MAs.ClRE. NOMINATED UNANIMOUSLY
California Democrats Distinctly Fa-
vor Territorial Expansion.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 1sThe Califor-
MIA Democratic state convention today
adopted the report Of its fusion committee.
under the terms of which the nominations
were divided among the Democrats. Popu-
lists AMI Silver Republicans. The Silver
Republican party was conc eded the noIni-
nations for one of yhe justices Of The SD
preme court and clerk OF the supreme
court, The popuiist party was conceded
the Nominations for lieutenant governor,
controller. superintendent OF pubic in
stTuctton ard one railroad commissioner.
The Democrats were conceded the govern
or. SECRETARY ne STATE state treasurer. al
torney general. superintendent Of STATE
printing one justice Of the supreme court
two railroad commissioners and three
members 81 the board IF eoualiza ton
Congressman james q. Mcguire received
q unanimous nomination for governor. On
motion Of United States Senator White.
the Peoples and Silver Republican candi-
da.rs were nominated as follows;
Edward Robinson. lieutenant governor;
T. ". Ma les. coatro.s~: II. y. McRansy
clerk CT the supreme soIrf. Waiteg Van
dyke. Justice az the supreme court: CHRIS
pian Ruckle. superintendent OF public In
struc1ion.
The platform ;eafirr1s allegiance 10 the
Chicago PLATFORM 81 lss6. particularly as
regards the free and usliml,ed couage O.
Eeat ara sf+SeF AZ tg~ Fa4tA 81 * 20 J IL
lnGorSes the action Of congress n declar-
ing war agsin&t Strain: c2mmends the
Democrats in congress for supporting our
arms. and cor3Tnvuds them for opposing
sse war revenue measure unjust and
discriminating
Upon tina question og territorial expan-
sion. tho platform says.
I've savor NE fullest veetlgatlen Il AL
conditions existing IL ;he yn.h pq3u. is.-
ana. affecting the interests and obi!gs-
TORS 81 car country Is fhe matter % th~ir
futJ fvea ,fn~ns and das p25-l ZION ~ he
@G2 t18f final Sczio0 In relation thereto
ehaa - tute.liges1t ar3 based 3poa a faH
Know edge 81 az faces thaC can affect t1se.
Interests 81 ta> United Ss&tes Ha3.@ wa
ds MS favor sU aggressive policy NJ terri
;orsa4 expansion Ne AZ" opposed - The
Surrender - SGasla % snv O. tAe ;ery{osv
iDAt aas been #fvsWlres ~ American y-ior
ana -. expeT. lic4Te of re Blood and trvas-
Efe - ostc ie4.sae. Aad * - 1ot favor
ire sur ,t@r - SpaSis.! dominion * the
Fe@n1ss o. any q .hs Sf.iHsss colonies who
c"-sss.eratsSi wtta 02r fogc~- against our
s;aiy ops-2sst - tie assem- t,Gcr ~ tA}s
s9*% nTslspt II any portion 81 tie debts
~r~sk-iF - Csltsa, Rasi a. - the imposition
- aus pcEt,oe thereof afson the gsegso,s OF
thA5 Esians5 AZ - any recognition thereof -
Tee ss.atfcsoa terouace& tfe measure
adopted ~ .Ae F[f-v~r'fga congress pro-
-ssi.ng feg rtfao+sHG ,ae debts q tae cen
Es& fs<st-- 4f2t sftfAAsf~ as - SKA ~ C&a~
& sstv~ e9t % .ot@ Tor any c&16t3ate for
t2.:e5 states srGaso9 VINO & rot cpnesea
- s@y -xts4ssza ~ ;ae reg 81 II ravfaeslt
II 80 a railroad S@et- II reference 10 tao
$40 s'ee40s BARBER appropriation. sAe pat
fo1a1 ss*s
" 1cnoGHr@ $1fc f~eTsAs.erf AID I-Ez-
caAs.1 - s%oTLs - .A@ pE~se1f secretary
- i ~ - prevent tAs ssE ~ VERGE 0t Ehe
gsuosc ha.52t * San Pedro, asa nis, ger
ss~ss1f esSGyss 20 t.s7~Tt tGH Sums es ssaoysex
@t7eraEsSfS;tss ~ coslgr~SS f.sT ta4I purpose
- ~ II ssvsSeT.sas % sc private hArls>g
- ts4s S9a.Ilt - f'se-Fsc Iszszs gssEg Sartz
e Arirs. "a. ara IRE fsar7agSesaEse s.ssgg.
sTssss8~n sFazn Cs3.farnss aTa hereby
gtesges "a t&s% every es2rz - pTayent
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