The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-28

Mcl.aughlin's report was typswrttt,, 2.
ms resoing monotonous Little attens@
was given until the delegates IN ths -
rows heard the name OF Rogsrs ~
hot shot: 70 IA
With these facts staring them !, =.
face; that John r. Rogers. for II c. n - v, ~
that | refer-was nut and n1aiSte,aon1
nomination for governor OF this stats :
q Populist, by Populists; that
nelu the reins OF state goverrmen, -
nearly four years: that whe1 ~ y
ceiNed the nomination from cs,r "s =
" was We'll organized and second IN -
er 10 put one other in this stste vrt,t y
otNserMheimlng preponderauce over ali y.
has continually languished durt,v ~ l
nlnistration, despite every efa-, q.
those TO whom the party de,eratss et
authority to maintain It: that - ns
auo,,,.H Geciared himself o be no ionrss
. metnoer OF this party. and has 49,
Tor nomination by the Democratic r ssxN
that his principal managers Sns iiSsIsys
p sSe are the very persons With wham
$500 ~ ne y s'nd 70 nave contracted Tor ~
beTayai or this party, and the Derr ac-s -
especially favored by him are m. 49, ~
az tpe very forefront Of his par.,s,i
ana peculiar political push: that n csss
ne s .tta Iail 70 secure the indors.ms,
OF TINS convention he counos o., h.,xes
able, through the Democrats ccn,..s Ssssins
70 force himself In anv event Nv, o.'i rs.
fopuIls,s as the nominee Of A ,,,s.s
u1rveIi en- OF the anti Republican,. =
view OF such facts. which YOU INNS, 49,. y
TO he true, will any true po,,,I,s. Aow
more; any true, honest SALE ras,s~ ye
man among The fusion forces ~ ,hSi 'sssaak
say tnat i should not be comn,,l co., ~sr
party Is TO be done To death ~ hur
traitor to II shall be dragged to HE IN rsva
teal doom with itYf ' to''-
Mclaughlin Called Do~
Even the anti-Rogers men nov go.
70 take alarm, and the demand CANA a.
half a dozen counties that had sappc,ss s
brlases thst the further reading Of ~
report be dispensed with Unon ,.a.s ~
Mclaughlin was ordered 10 ossss h, vuSn
rade. which, having finished ahon, az
had to say with reference TO his ma, =. 49, ne
sion the governor he seemed quite viii.
ing to do ~~'o WIZ
Che convention was adtourr.a -,
much confusion. after which Mciaushisaa
was rourdly scored by several az IN sn.,
Rogers leaders They had alrsaav -
rnast e Of ths they SAID And his
necessary and uncalied for For 4 ,trna
1T was thought that the matter ressSs
have serious effect In making up ehs
permanent organization. but this danger
was in some way averted ana The farre.
kept in line.
Fawcett Delegate seated.
when the convention reassemh,eA A
o'clock last evening, the committee a.,
the Pierce county contest was stu out
and an hour or more WAS spent In III.
tening TO silver-tongued SeAttleites who
entertained themselves. the visiting dele
gates and a large crowd Of spectators with
denunciations of Mark Hanna For 8
time Gov. Rogers was given rest.
,o John a., :. Fay, Fay and Gag Davis spoke
followed and every time he ooaMgned the
Republican party, the gold etandari and
other. things TO the internal regions the
crowd howled With approving giee. rhs
Judge continued until called down b.
Chairman Bridges. who deserted the long.
expected committee entering the hall
The majority report OF thc COMMITTEES
was exactly as had been expected; n
told TO DO. II favored seating the FMw-
cett delegation. and was sgned by sevsn
committeeman.
,, F. Il. cesIog Of Yakima n !. bs n Z
presented the minority report, uretne
FOR the sake of harmony that ho{E
delegations be seated and the Piesrs
county vote decided be- divided betwsea
them.
The minority report. after q heated 4.
bate, was killed on q roll call by xSR 4
1s7is Chairman Bridges refused Z ~
call on the majority report. and aStus
had sounded, declared tHs report adop111
A motion was made that committees
be appointed on rules and order OF bus
ness on platform and on conference. The
maneHt by viva voce vote, even3y ~
vided In sound. as usual. The motion ID
committees prevailed and chairmAa
Bridges stated that he wvxld announaa
his selections tomorrow. The convcntioa
then adjourned until o'clock this n,ofn-
ing.
The P0puItst Cenferees.
Chairman Bridges. OF the Populist cons
vsntion. early this morning appointed fhe
following conferees: q. w. We-tcott, d
Whatcom; Senator High. OF Clarke. A. y.
kane. and J. T. Brown. OF Whitman.
There is not friend OF Gov. Rogers =
the list.