The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-24

ne city precincts 70 vote frs: n roll cal.
Z Meyer move.
Tie minority report. signed by Henry
knust, a. c. ksaa. c. ]. Andersen; Henry
5 Roth. n-0vi1es:
EsectI0r % permanent Officers CT the
%orTSrrF0T.
Consideration Of reports Of committees.
%grn$-a-ses q legislative candidates
Nomination u county candidates seEI =
n.s'g s5in he coanty assessor. aad,sar- and
The Sa@Tig last
Z, gss further provided that n those pre-
elacgs w1sEe thSra sas partial reprSsea-
-as50n. tAe aeieg cations b. Above 70 paf
tae s4.i st-eugt. CO TIRE pre1FisetS I Hts
laft fae mater 50 that ,7e nrepTes"lsi =
precincts should net b p0!-es st al. ~'li's'
was anti-Moyer.
e-s deputy. Mr. CaldeT head was reject
81. and She minorstT report WI sdop 40
Ny heavy majority an VIA voce Vf'gf-
JCAr F. Esy 334 Richard WsIiSeT were
nominated Ter permanent chairman. Mr.
rag dscltaeo and JUICE Ninse- vas elect
{. J. McFarlane. Fl. ] Wilson. C n
Fsrweu. z 2. LFgvle a8d E Griffin were
nominated for reading clerk. The convtr-
Ye.t.on avoided res by electtrs the
TIE pla.fsrra eo7p 0nitsec presented toe
following. Which Ms siopl.a
~ aur committee ca Ela0orm has instruct
- ~ cnAlgman - report the to!AoN1gS
g.atsoE.za - ta-s convention. with the re-
ogGslS E3atiUa TIA. y ~ adopted a. he
3sci. atioD az principles - the Peoples par
= = ihe county ii King:
TIE !'@or}es party q : ug county IN
ec1Ten'irr 1ss<;Y.9 sd -ae aTIiiy -aiogses ne
0t1.@ -1tf5n - principles gocsE: - uraf1.14l-
satea hy ne state c1nrenli3n O. he party
~ fNensU1Ts.
we proudly point to the glorious achieve
y2eGEs II army and aa.y q - valiant
~ defending oCF rag IN land and SEA. --ad
70 the unity q All political parties. hot" IN
stand ng differences on domestic questions
IL Ta}yiEg as one man 70 the support or
cur government when confronted ~ fer
e' en- Io g. 49,. ,,,,,,ts,,,,,o,
of the affairs Of King county by the Peo-
ple's party during the biennial term now
approaching ia close. the sest ana most
economical in the history OF the country,
marked for .is fidelity TO the interests Of the
people in largely reducing me burdens OF
taxation. and in abDlishing the ayoeation
Of the warrant shark by the payment Of
cash on the o5ig2 tons OF the county; 50
ina; row the warrants OF the county Of
King. under the blight OF Populism. COM
mands. from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific. a
premium of 2 per cent, at a reduction OF
interest Of IA per cent.
SO grand has been our administration &C
complishments and 80 above reproaeh Our
methods. that even Mark Hanna's bI1gade
recently assembled al Armory hall. label
ed Republican convention. could not and
dared not, attempt 10 point out single
error of omission or commission in our
record.
9 K4ELS@ our party. II again 1SAed
with power. N King county, to inaugurate
and pursue to completion a system Of trunk
line wagon roads leading from Seattle
through the farming districts of this county.
50 that the farm products of the county can
be brought 10 market without paying more
tribute TO transportation companies than
the farmer has left for himself.
las the present system for catching sal
mon will eventually eXterminate that fish
IN the waters of our state. and as said
tish industry yearly supports a large num-
Der Of citizens in this county, We there
fore pledge our legislative representatives,.
II elected. TO vote for ths Adjustment Of
tish-traps
"R wINSOR, Chairman.
Lyman Wood, Secretary
The conference committee being out
speeches were made by Chairman Winsor,
Clark Davis. Farmer Todd and John y.
Hart The latter in the course OF his
speech declared for equal justice TO sail
ors and soldiers from the comma nder-in-
chief down ia the hum blest private" This
Was a quasi Endorsement Of President Nc
kinley. Mr.. Hart made L characteristic
address He explained the fact that he
was not a delegate 10 the convention by
saving that n his precinct, the Second
Of the Fourth ward. no primary election
had been held.
All the speeches were cheered.
a committee. headed by Eugene Way, re-
ported that the conference committee
would probably remain ont all night. on
this showing the convention adjourned till
Q u'Ci0Ch this morning,