The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

chosav. from a.song Eve q the hsss cztI-
SeFs Of tie First district.
W A. Reynolds. the aorssnee for County
attorney. made light that WEE never
ez0alSs IN TIE political history O. tne csan-
IT, George ErTsaTt, his opponent, and tire
presegt f,scaxns@rst. vert snto tbs c0nven-
si0Ea 9f f5G desegz1es with Is votes from MS
awn toEn ard rscre than half The dsasga-
tons frr1zn CaseszAsls where Reynolds lives
HIS had also the delegations from Win
lock. Pc I'll ard BossTort. three OF the
largest &c The meeting. Against this COM
bsaa.sos Reynolds szsscessssG Ii unitirag 81
rroas ali OF tbs small country precincts.
ard hs Was able TO Hs2H.er Is votes 80 q
for Dysart-
r7se 0tissr places or the tsc<et are filed
By gentlemen wno are well known 70 the
voter. ard viii without D doubt be sue
cs-a~f9i st the coming election.
TIE platform adopted was written by thu
Hen J. r. Buxton. CT Cent raila, and was
received with cheers. IL waa an InGorSe-
rnefat OF the administration. ~ the Kerub-
Ecan tariff ard financial principles, ana
contained a daIzrst for the building OK
the Nicaragua canal and the retention Of
ali territory Of which the American flag
was planted In The late war. II pledged
the convention TO n me ticket that would
defeat any ticket put In sfss field by tbs
party now called Popaliss. no rna sfer what
It's name rnigat be at a later date. or by
tskat OF 3I-xEz appetite LoE 1illS% ks.J& u as
the fusion party"
The general opinion OF delegates to yes
terIay's convention is that the Republican
party will carry Lewis coslrsty by a large
majority this fail. Almost every country
delegate told % neiSISors VINO had left
the Popui.st party In the last two years
because they were satisfied that it's PROM
sses were fraudulent, and they had seen
that the country could be prosperous an.
der the protective tariff and the gold stand
ard
The ticket nominated by the convention
was ss follows
Represansatiras-E p K3ngsbury. o.
Centralss. and George Mccoy. Of Sapavine.
sheriff.. f.. Leonard. az Union precinct.
C1erk-Gsorge Taylor, OF Beisfort pre-
csncs
Auditors f.. Grimm. OF Skookura-
chuck precinct
superin.endsns-George f. Spencer. OF
fax Bottom.
Tr-anurer-Ar.hur St. John. of Adna.
Ceronxsr l. Mead. OF Centralia.
Attorney-W. A Reynolds. OF ChehaIis.
Commissioner, Frat districi-Albert
Sears
Cornzrssss or..r. Second distnet-John
Robson. of Caehais.
Deieg ates 10 state convention-Thonas
H. Daneklcy. OF Pc Eli: A. L. Alexander.
G.. w. MAYNARD n. &. CoYnarl Of Che
halls: g. o. St John. OF Adna: John Miles.
OF Ciaquato: j. T. Jones, A. c. CLARK, A.
T.. Rice, e. 8. G.ichrist, j. H. Dpmon, j.
II. Buxton, Of centraI.a: r.. F. Carpenter.
Of Salmon Creek: J. l.. Graber. OF winiock:
r. III. Thorne. OF Toledo: Andrew johnson.
OF WiTslock, ]. 7. Workman OF Window.
Capt. Whitmore OF Little Falls
4. r.. Rice, of Centra!ia, was chairman
OF the convention. and he presided ably
and fmpa-t!aily. W. Il. Phillips was secre-
'ary. He was assisted by ]. X. Wsity and
George Rhodes
Precinct committeeman were named
X. Welty. of Chehaiis. was selected by
tho central committee 10 act as chairman
and W. Il. Phillips was elected secretary.