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sEATTLE, saTa EDsy. SEPT 3


STATES.
The London Saturday Review reesns-
iy n4sGse vicious aftank upon tbs So
caal conditions Il th@ United STATES. ard
denounced it az beng generally corrupt.
even Ia sts legislative halls and CT the
bench. This extrasagaEt sanzgsg. iE
hased 1<ssn ~. reckless charges rlase
b. irresponsible newspapers Outing E
political caFssalgn- Bzg II ia Ezsost TN
5sss. and 10 EnTitsss Journal O. the
standing 81 the EeYiew eaa n@ ignorant
Of that fact
Corruption dses extss tn the United
sta.es. bzt il does rge exist nspre nc-
sorsossasy than az every otsser country.
The Panama scandals have neseT bean
corruption rs that against D.eyf8s -
regarded IN this country with horror.
AID our election bribery has never b@sn
az bad AZ II ~as In England until
within the past ssn years
The friendly critic cf shIs c08ntr.'s
institutions. JAMES Bryce. exoneraies ax
from AIRY exceptional o.prokriurn or
this aeo0anf. ize sass TIA; rs pFssl-
cenS lsg aTer te<n seTfonsly charged
with sscanIary corrup.ion. although
they have sometimes been nsen .ot too
scrupulouH in seeking their own al
vaneesness bIt money CT moneys
worth they have never touched for
snngs haze h<en 70 persons WITH EEnai!
MEANS and heavy expeEs4s.
We kaow that ihey have s0rnetIu7es
sought - Strengthen themselves ~
ase & patronage. las this has heen
done In Ri tinaes ~ English. French
and Italian priss.a ministers, who have,
neTsrshesess. xtood h!gh with their p4o-
psa
TIE English critic Wko Is shocked ~
Seeing IN New Ysrk man tx snto
an office n order zhas he may work
Tor his pasTen. bsat Who does uc; know
tha. members & Estitan.. nf are sent
siues aryointes governors x colonies
In return fer party Votes. II very in-
competent oonnleafAtoE uJoa current
events u nay he charged against us
aszt rserrber ~ i'rvsiGent sia~s.anan's
CABINET vas believed ~ haye received
money fer rs influence. bat that IS The
oraly case IA recesj. anG IL has rs En-
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Tire oE.c.al -8aIsS as row made Up Dis
cstse this So tae geco-d % our xar w1za
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asyy. 3. wounded II i.e nar.aez. e TO
Ia. - killed. : ~ woansis~z.
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IS ss zg.ea1 ~ ~ ran pa
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tbs = = E~eas country. between hei
wlsea- Geies &-a tae hst*s@s4ss4S So IA,
gicTY s1s money 10 SG:n.--Claclnna Cotn
r7e-csa.
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man Of the committee. The reading OF IL
provoked frequent and enthusiasts APP
plaUse.
The following resolution concerning tho
lase Senator V. 4. Pusey, who was chair
man of the county central committee at
the time of his death. was adopted unani-
mousiy by a rising vote.
Whereas. II has pleased an aii-wisa
Prov iiencs TO remove from our midst the
former esteemed, honorei and beloved
chairman of our county committee. Y. A.
Pussy, who since our last meeting has
been summed - the Great Unknown. and
Whereas. III his death We have lost ono
who filled with marked credit 10 himself
and Ca his constituents the several post
tons Of trust 10 which he had been ele-
waited By the saffragfs OF his fellow cisi-
gems ard had had endeared himself per-
sonally 10 all who had the advantage II
his intimate acquaintance: now. therefore.
be 10
''Kesolved, ry tho Republicans q King
county IN convention assembled. that wa
express cur admiration for his gentle man-
1iness his marked ability az an educator
and legislator. hts earnest advocacy OK hon.
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''fts Makes the opensnG Speech
row en- l.Ircfs.L tlsnfrt..nn.

an tse hstm and tazz ~ voices iG The
~ &all WEB a. Morris. as chairman of
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as secretary. assembled iee rastyum
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nate legislative tickets and the delegates
to the state convention and a county ticket
in the following order;
y. that the legislative and senatorial dis
tricts nominate their state senator's and
representatives: :, that each senatorial
district meet IN Joint session and elect
eleven delegates TO the state convention.
;. county sheriff, T. county treasurer; 8.
prosecuting attorney; A. county clerk. Z,
county auditor; :, county assessor. 9. SUI
perintendent of public schools; 10. county
surveyor. il coroner: l.. wrecknaster, IL.
TWO county commissioners. one from the
First district and one from the Second dis
trtct, IL. justice OF the peace; Is, cpnsta-
BILE: Is, that the county central committee
consist OF fifteen members of this conven-
ton, one TO be selected Uy each ward dele
CATION and three by each senatorial dis
,rlct outside the city.
The report was signed by s. w. Clark.
Chairman. ard Harrison Bostwink. secre-
tary. When Inc report was submitted an
amendment was promptly moved by tho
Third ward to strike ont the words LOT
this convention" in section le. 50 as 20 AL
low the various wards the privilege Of Sc
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VAV A. BAILEY IS ere Republican oan6s-
wv date for county assessor. He has been
~ - Tor several years more or less IN pub
lie life. ana has splendid recora IN such posi-
tons he has sei1- For sor3e time he was dep
o.y postmaster nj Fremont afr. Bailey was 9or
Eve years q member of the board Ct Supervisors
Of Mason county. Michigan. T. position corre-
sposding 10 county commissioner here. and was
sor TWO years treasurer % Amber township Ma
son county He was born fn Washington county
Iowa. IN fsE. and was raised On farm. A. the
age Of Is he enlisted ard served during the ctv.l
war under Grant. Logan and Sherman When
psacs was declared he went 20 Michigan ana
lived there rwenty-ss%en years before coming -
Seattle He - a man OF unsmpeaehahie integrity
aud during four years residence In this county
has won the friendship and esteem of many.
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er;s moved that sergeant-at-arms De an
pointed. with three assistants. The mo-
ton met with genera, approval and the
chair appointed Mr. Roberts with power
u select his own assistants.
The committee on rules and order Of bus
mess submitted the following report:
That the temporary organization be
made permanent
That the following committees report
as follows:
II. Committee on credentials. :. Com
mittee on permanent organization, 3. Com
rni..ee on platform and resolutions.
That the convention proceed 10 ro:ni-
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lecsIng ss county comm ttes me- kePas-
leans who veera not Easfssssr IF the con-
venYton II ggoG l.@cams generally kn9@n
ta4k tbs Thlr1 wsT1 rad ssieet*a 50 Us
@e,rarsi :ree1laa VITA - Morris IA ~ss
not uaesuiss. az ,52e conEentloa- Mai W
=. Riueh2rr. e yae s.xtA. opposed ;5te
amendment. urging that FuegsoeFa - tta
Convention, SITTING through All taxing
art IN ~ DELIBERATIONS would D. natural
= better acquainted wtIA the isetses placed
IS u before tE3s people. After s@fne~ 5-4l
arotrzefA3 ss<7cGesiun Gbe amendment y -
adopted. saf enc report a. asaeossd w@A
sen adopted.
The cornfnittcs -. credentials slonsli'e<.
rs r@rort. showing that 0L5y tas ccis1tTy
precincts - orall3s~ Oak Lake. Rich
saona and E!nceat wers uagepfeHertf9-
7ne report was adopted witsout res1'iTT.
ag1 tire Delegates alEeasT seated Sefe IT,
clsyea only c0uasifats8 a@iega .eK.
Tue report 90 platform ara res9iafi rs
was tssa s2DEs...s. py s. - I.s%a ~ -s4A.r-
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TIA ONWARD c. SEABURG will poll enc OF the
ia heaviest votes on the Republican ticket
III the candidate for county auditor. Ills
contest for nomination yesterday against l.. l.
Blaine OF the features OF the conven-
tian. He is believed to be ore OF the strongest
men on the ticket, and his election is practl-
caliy certain. Mr.. Seahurg was born IN Sweden
In 1856 He came to the United States in lSi.
and TO the state Of Washington IN 1880. AS as
Gstant editor OF the Vestra Poster. he has WELD
ed grea. influence over the large number OF MS
countrymen in this county. Among them he Is
particularly popular In 1885, is9. and ISIS Nr.
Seaburg served the Republican city central
committee and at one time acted as deputy coun-
~ assessor Mr.. Seaburg has received consrat-
ulaticns of many friends and assurances of sup
port. No better man could have been chosen.
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II. Parry: Seventh NJ y. Haynes Eighth
G T. Bagiey: Ninth, s w Clarke: TWEEN
ty-four,h district, r. H. Mcmahon and W.
H Overlook: Twen:y-ninth John ". Peter
and X. G. GIL.
On platform and resolutions-First ward.
Thomas Bevan; Second. ). II. Piles; Third.
s. r Rathbun: Fourth. Dr. J. l. Magic.
Fifth r. c. Crawford. sixth. l.. Il. An
drews; Seventh. ". A. Mcclure: Eighth.
fourth district. & " Latham and T. q.
spaigbt; Twenty-r!nta, +. r. Fisher and
+. II. WestmoreIgnd.
The convention then took a recess until =
o clock
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II "a e ATKESg0S, ~hc received she rorn-
eli - nation fer county treasurer IN the closest
and rnoss interesting contest ~ IN. con-
seR4aon, II ors CT the b@st known cfefzsns ard
BEST xnown Republicans IN Seattle So sa- a.
an ohiciaa record - concerned. Mr. Atkinson
stands Upon footing which viii o. itself CON-
fneaa htfn 70 the voters Of King county ard
parIcuAaFly 70 naaness r.sn. During his tern
IS essy treasurer ne established envaaeie repu-
fasioa for executive ability careful naa~csertny
sssG naStno4icet vcrk. which viii serve as an
excellent voucher Tor tbs servfce that p Will
render when called On 20 handle county pure
ssrlngss as he VIII be pext November Mr. ~
kanson last night received the congratulations o..
!aTgs number Of representative business men,
ihef WISH 10 see business methods IN the treas
ursrs Office and can Gsp1nd upon aln-
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4 In r.
In
OF
averaey cOraeated by .. Who heard 4
in
Of
o. c:
with A. Strato q O
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Tilt Over Selection of County Com
mtfteemen.

The afternoon session was marked by
a breezy tilt between the Third ward and
the committee on rules and order &C bust
ness on the question OF limiting the selec-
ton OF county committeeman 10 members
Of The convention. and by the practically
unanimous passage Of a resolution in IA
vur Of Hon. T. J. Humes fer the United
States senate.
Al the opening Of the session ]. d. Rob
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a
40 to
Of
benches faced the south instead Of and while this advantas In
detrimental properties OF the hall and diff
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jIIMI.s ron L. =. SENATOR.
Convention Endorses Him and Dele
gates Cheer Lona and Long.

y II IL II WEtF4'@ t'4ES tS'I7F y 'A'A
restitution:
"fiecgguizlrx -. gtaess OK sae Eea.
TncnAa 3 Hme9 for so position o.
tn5ss3 ssatcs senator. we hereby lndoyas
his candidacy aSi Instruct our senators
and representative. ia re legislature from
King rounfy 20 vote fer ard n vse all
hesf.eraste efforts - secI.e hts election
sfr Piles supported TIC resolution ss an
sIogusus xprseb referring tsnsieviy 20 ms
omn gFgsoaas rs}AtlCns l. Judge HuIsee.
IL tas latteg's er3.aers atEsEgs fer Ire Co
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m =. VAN De vASTER. norssree sor saeY
E{ IL has been given the reputation ynarv
u Il @ tines Of being the beer politician In Efrv
county, and Ole % the best in the state H. "a
decidedly popular with the body er the ys,n,e
being particularly strong In the country az uas
SHOWN - the enormous vote registered for rer,
yesterday by the delegates fran out OF .he el,zr
HIS nomination was conceded hy conseryatfse
members of the convention before Chairman pf,x
81 called me delegates 70 order al the or,e-frv
eesssoa- Mr.. Van d yanter vas sheriff az LCsn,
county ere tern. His administrator. was 9lvh;v
cosurnsrds9 BY the fusion expert accounta-. weo
examined hts books. He was defeated for sherry
~ tae las election by ". H. Moyer. after .
close Contest. He will this campaign win
every assurance - again being recalled Nv rae
people 10 ere place be 30 ably allied before