The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-12

August q. be and II IL hereby instructed
to use all honorable means to secure the
nomination In that convention Of J. T.
Ronald as a candidate for congressman
from the state OF Washington and Of the
Hon. William Hickman Moore as candi-
GATE Tor judge OF the supreme court Of
Said delegation is further instructed
not to allow proxies and IL authorised and
empowered hereby TO NIL all vacancies
upon the delegation, and a majority OF the
said delegation shall cast the vote Of the
entire delegation upon the above and all
other questions coming before said state
convention: said delegation is hereby
further instructed TO vote as . unit upon
all questions coming before said state con-
The McElroy men again made . night
against the ruthless domination OF the
Ronald managers. who insisted that the
delegates to the state convention should
have no opinions whatever ~ individuals
on matters outside of the nomination OF
congressman and supreme Judge. on which
to allow tho delegates to 20 untrammeled
by instructions and the unit rule on mat
tiers aside from tho congressman and
judgeship
d. x. Larimer ana w. Moore Of the
First ward. protested vehementiy.
Mr.. Larimer charged that the instruc-
ton was meant to bind the delegation to
ers He asserted that a deal OF this Kind
had been made BY the Goodwin men at
Spokane last spring. You're trying now
to deliver the Goods shouted S L arm n
aisles were filled witr shouting, eesticulat.
ing delegates. The word lie" was Missed
across the convention hall. The Ronald
leaders vehementiy denied the accusation.
Chairman Allen ruled the whole matter
out or order, however, and finally Gained
the warning partisans.
The Rowell motion was adopted ana tnsn
Mr. Ronald was sent for to make a
speech.
eth cx-mayor appeared on the stage. He
have no enemies on the other side" he
declared. y said at the beginning that
II II was defeated. ! would render a.
as had ever done in the Democratic
M sEsi and have fought With pleasure
.The vote OF the state Of washington
may elect Mr.. Bryan president. Let W
enter this campaign determined TO set
ins na st r. in November. We We
are against the Imperialism OF the Re-
publican party say as a nation we
psana " In SHOOTING
the Gospel and civilization into the people
The speakers references 70 imperialism
brought forth little response from the
convention. When he had finished, there
were cries OF Moore" and "McElroy'
from the convention. The demand for the
prosecuting attorney grew In volume un-
III Judge Moore's name wns not heard
In the din. A mighty cheer arose az
the defeated candidate mounted the stand
An Ovatien 10 McEclr0y.
Mr.. McEiroy had q great opportunity.
and he made the most Of H. He had
the convention cheering with his opening
..The Democratic party is higher and
nohler than the ambition OF any indiyid.
uai." he said. II most heartily accept
the decision OF this convention and cheer
fully follow in with the will OF the ma
iorlsv. tCheers) They never knew me
to hesitate. 10 sulk in my tent, or to
bolt the ticket. tAppiausei
II have no anmosity against any man
| desire to tender my heartfelt thanks
TO the men who have so loyalty and