The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-16

disappointed All that our reuresesfa.
tfves have brought to us. all that ~
had, has been a mule transport ana A
old brass cannon. But we do not de1o<r
and In spite OF the fact that our ifVsi
hopes have not been fulfilled, stand Nm
TO tell you that Pierce county behesss
Tacoma has done his whole duty 10 ~ Y.
state and to the Republican party * iKS
state. Two years ago we warranted ~ VI
as a man whose repuolicanism would n
years ago. in the face OF great ODD; *
and his colleague from Eastern WoiA, &
ington were sent out to do hattlo I'M N
strong enemy-an enemy born u ~
preston, sucked at tho bottle Of - W N
ism and Graded and reared by men 49,
only. hope OF profit is from the dis(Sen1
OF the people. a
How that battle was fought ana v1as
we all know. and believe we ali uaoe
the same two warriors to carry % ~
fight to the determination OF the eUorv "
In behalf NJ, Of the WHOLE state place n
Another great burst OF applause follDGS
ed. during which score OF delegates lfon
as many different counties moved ~ Fl
elimination. 1t carried with wkisi \.
Mr.. Frink by Acclamatsoa. as3Tx
Chairman CosErove declared non1naUUnSs Il
for governor next In order. The re11)69't'
clerk was about to cali the roll, but 131tt
IL. Powell, az King. secured the noot " n
general consent. and In few well cho1g6 z
words placed before the convention ~
sole request OF his county. In part M n
Powell said. tsf'
Fl desire. to place before this convsntll
as a candidate for the nomination for -. !!
name of that distinguished citisen ~
King county. the Hon. r. NJ Frink" H1y0'A
the speaker was interrupted by the efoot. K
est demonstration OF the day. Neatly - \
cry delegate in the convention sprang = 4
his feet. the wigwam resounded with ~ 4
cheers, King and Pierce counties. oof4s =
pying the front rows, vieing with 80
other in clamor and handclappinG o.
the first pause Mr.. Powell resumed:
1T is doubtless AZ gratifying 70 Al a
you" he said, "as II Ii to un that kl@9 V
county once more presents united IT.
In convention. II is harbingsr Of ~
solid front King county will present ~
the common enemy. Democracy.
Democracy In the hope that pending ~ i
ceedings may result In the restoration " a
her maiden name .sF
1--WE claim no credit TO ourselves for ~
great demonstration that has greeted ~! {.
mention OF our candidates name. but ~
iieve II due 20 the qualities OF our CT
date as a citizen, the qualities ihat n <
zacted 10 him the solid supper; of ~ x
own county. In various places Of pVAl1 X
trust he has been found the faithful ~.
ant OF the whole state" ssa.
A. J. Faihnor, OF Thuyrton. one ~ - K
abicst supporters OF the candidacy 81 ~
scobey for the gubcrnatorial nominat1ea
quickly secured recognition and said: ...a
The next governor OF Washington wlll%
be a Republican. he will be the nomjn4e
81 this convention: he will be the Hoa. !.
NJ. Frink. OF Seattle. Tburstou couniy
cordially seconds his nomination. and
promise that Thurston county win IN
him 800 majority"
y. = Russell. Of Garfield, followed viii
another secnndtng speech, Garfield ~
said. had hoped 10 secure the nominauu9 4
for Its honored citizen. =. q. cosefpHe,
the wsrhorse Republican Of EAttHn