The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-17
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ss~e1on IN the auditorium neIe
q Sells. who had been the most
~ ~ erure IN the race for the nom
2. a. governor, wifndfew ~ r ~.
49, a., remain In the nGht. Seiis
oll1sx .rtton threw the forcas OF his
.s2s nerertainty and disorder. and
- Uent into the convention
-rsnsrion OF q slate and with
-. ~ The race for the head OF
SSs5 very much IN doubt Sells
si 4 REGARDED By many OF the
3ss1esS 40 proof OF the aue0aute
p the Iowa state Dem0cacy ~
~. sells free silver views nave
~1cssslv questioned and II - fnti-
~ - was forced to withdraw,
III conviction that without
~. s.,orort he could not be NOM
.S "a va made temporary chair
r he eoovenffcn and indorsed Bry-
organising the convention ao-
until o'clock.
The Plaafsr0.
.ennmtttee ON resolutioo1 finally
~ n rsport and after indossing the
-. udatform In whole and In de-
~ sreclatms their admiration Tor and
- q that peerless exponent OF Dem.
~ principles, VIM. J. Bryan. and
~ Nm for the nomination In 800.
5 uuluttons then go on TO say:
-. ruscice In the exalted sentiment ana
- ifat prompted the government OF
- fSloA States to take up arms IN oe-
& TIE htteriy oppressed people on
& = the successful termination OF the
III spain and In the patriotism and
sr11oed bravery displayed by soldiers
& 49, on land and sea. The war for
~ SssStlou OF the Cuhans II worthy
m 1rsafsst republic and most civilized
fSat flourished IN the tides Of time.
20 a. came reason that we glory In
= a. continued war against the FIT
= on war was for the emancipation
$S srnule. The other was Tor the sub
Ss1ls q the people. and u the war
1 GoAsn was right that against the
55S6 q the Philippines, who have COM
- odenses save love OF country
~ and q willingness TO night and
-, = wrong. The war, authorised
SS19lS61 to conquer the natives Of the
I1o, u q Reputation OF the Ameri-
Sfrine of consent affirmed n the
x1ison of Independence and In con-
Nth the principles which George
nnrlon and his fellow patriots OF the
- made sacrifices TO establish. We
SNI6omn the war against the Ftiipsnos.
siiS Il 10 have been inspired by (sreat
IL the purpose Of producing condi-
II Win force an Ang.o-American AL
~ md We not only protest against the
y RI demand It's termination by extern
= ~ FIlipinos Of the same opportun.-
"a M Cuba. but we record ourselves
I61eonism to an alliance with Great
- o. any other European power and
- our Ietestation Of the attempt
= British interests to disrupt the
Sng relations which have uniformly
1 betWeen the United States and Ger
~ oppose tho conquest OF the
plnes because imperialism means
1u4 because militarism means gov
- By force and means the csatn Of
neut by Consent. destruction OF pp-
md Industrial freedom and the OBJ
11pn Of equality of rights and associa-
km4 Democratic institutions.
~ yiew with alarm the multiplication
|9lm combinations Of capital commonly
- a. trusts that are killing and mon
u<4t industry. crushing out independ-
Q11Bon. restricting opportunities for
IL 8tincialiy limiting production ana
mE Prices and creating an industrial
o4oa different from state soc allen only
~ respect that under socialism the
- Of production would go Ia all while
|nR ne trust system. they go TO tpcreass
|tkeinnes OF the Individual. These trusts
|Gomhinafton4 are the direct oufgrowth
HIN policy OF the Republican party,
- has not only favored these inatttu-
~ bat has accepted their support and
I'D their contributions TO aid that
tn retaining power. which has placed
- nrdsn OF taxation upon those who
R and produce In times Of peace. and
~ aghs our battles In time OF war. while
4Nalth OF the country II exempted from
81 condemn this policy and Il u our
P11n tanyict.on that trusts must be de-
|ore1 e. they will destroy our government
yfse demand that they be suppressed by
4tpni Of present tariff and other PRIV
~ eeAfsfrlng legislation responsible for
n. ~ the enactment OF such ieEtela.
IA Dc ntaie and nation win aid In their
TIE Dl0lisrn concludes with n denuncia-
tson tG1n4 letting OF convict labor by
sSasSats Mg2nG careful study Of the ex-
Nf hQuo9 laws. and a condemnation OF
- seuai6fAtlon Of Leslie n, Shaw, and
Hspselcan party OF the state Of Iowa.
- fepaast party resolutions are similar
Name the Ticket.
N Democratic state convention today
oiA the following ticket:
4anr-Fredertck T.. White. ksokuk
ssnant tioyernor--M. l.. Beyls. Mont
- county
Supreme Court--A. management.
~ county.
10y Enthusiastically. II. Calhoun.
ID county
eassndent Of Public rnstruc,ion-B.
sNesE, Boone county
=. feFalsi state convention also met
sauss~d the above ticket. All the
- are Democrats except Calhoun,
~ the fopuist candidate.
uenecraiic state committee was
~ 70 MI any vacancies caused by
49,. @ otherwise.
s>9t 4f!fH pssttfA kaNs t,ss,t.n 81, n ed
ssnor. but was not acceptable To
- ssaists and withdrew. throwing hts
- 70 White. who was the candidate
- sss'en ticket two years ago. being
- ny Coy. Shaw The convent OIL
~ turbulent throughout; the husi-
&As transacted with difficulty. hut
sssx are satisfactory ta the radical
-. ssent which was in control II
- FVesble. however, that the sound
49, smeat VIII make an attempt to
~ separate organisation this
wallets indor.e the Ticket.
- ,t sssa Raauiis,s met IN state eenven-
|aISsssss morning with about only ATTY
- mesent. The Firs;. Second. Thsrt
N ,.a,s .aa congressional districts were
49, Weaver called the convention
siess,s 80 d. Rohb. % Cresson, was
1#,S .ssaicsefy chairman ana j. II,
~ :. AHA. secretary.
aexs,sss sssaos working committees were
! sass..S 80 asa a committee nf three
sesssss ta tAs Democrats regarding the
"a = - " state ticket acceptable TO
III 8. ~ a. resolutions IN Ne adopted
Srrs.ss .sHI'ssnaen sessssu this committee
~ ,x.s sas. satisfactory agreement had
10 : So TIE results ~ which were
Asssn srsAsn of the Democratic con-
tes,~.s Aastf the Democratic convention
~ "a .ae ltral!sis lnaorsesi the nota-
y sss,x. 49, .ssiess q! the Democrats and