The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-05

nyine hsiftcne cut Il from . pen
~ = Dunlap. who vas yesterday
- ~ governor BY the Prohbtinnist
- n this city.
FL 80
r9sAjbltfon party of the state Of
k1nnf0n met In mass convention
n ~ city yesterday and after
az 1 platform condemning In
1esms the Democratic and
1rnn parties for their alleged
v1oecy to me rum power.
u nomination . full ticket
1n elI<efs and presidential electors.
Nunaup, Of Seattle. chairman Of the
tcnlral committee OF the party, and
= ~ Ieadfng workers Ia the cause
ovpnc~ in the Northwest. was
u ~ governor.
4 oonyaution. which met IN Y. NJ. c.
l14 a II o'clock yesterday morning.
jG1lgHhiy well attended. between 80
- 1pltUAtes being present during the
~ onrf of the day. It's proceedings
uastsd by the greatest harmony.
rs ~ pvaciicailyfno contest over the
- ~ nominations recommended by
oCnltle6 on that subject being made
N uilhcut discussion.
~ 4e1oGatts from this city were ma
Iv efeatly In the majority. but Ta-
= and other Puget sound cities.
Nv Evsfstt. were also well repre-
$3.50 ne attendance from Eastern
nGeon waa not large. Among the
1oq4l temperance advocates present
HIN O. Wooliey. candidate OF the
~ pafty for president Of the
~ u<ntes.
~ corning session the convention
N ~ thu election OF A. w. Steers.
[t& a. temporary chairman, and
00pbell, OF Columbia. az tempo
~crNtary. The usual committees
eppointed, and after literary and
etefc1srs. the convention ad-
= meet At o'clock.
- Afsesneen Session.
- afternoon session the temporary
Non Was made permanent and
asiau heard and adopted the re-
me different committees, In
p'sfform and nominations The
committea reported the follow
Iruein'fion party OF the state OF
- assembled III convention at
y. "
1od NJ the source of Highest
the conne.is OF men. and rec-
ms law as the standard to
~ human legislation must con-
eecure true happiness ard proa.
n,.Ssnss the following declaration
Nt heartily indorse the nla,sorm NJ
lshenAl Prohibition party az ex-
W ITS late Chicago convention
eeelsre anew for the entire ann.
" tnN traffic in Intoxicating
= beverage. The saloon is a
nss>Ane" the Zoe 60 civilization.
~ ~ good government The
usn's cprrupts politics. promotes
and crime. and aewrasiea IN,
bts of our people
s5fAxn both Democrat and Re.
PAzStsS A. false to The standards
~ sskesh1rss 81 ndF fsp0hlir, as faith
"A sav ffsscanleS OF their early leaders
= . sssfsant 10 the higher Law. which
sss.s 0F e..pae " political affairs as In
- "ie. The competition OF both
~. n nsanlelpal state and national
tar NE vote ~ the @inne and
=. rssestfvitncf 20 the haasr elements
|1.ess Fsbuiatlan In confession ~ their
- ~, ssvresasFRcy. ard precindez any hone
II 1870 s.Yn VI them ia the interests
- " @efAhfy, or the execution Is
exfslins laeN for the suppress
isFHs u eva aaisss approved b
49, R3prr masters
~ ~ go sltszeh should ~ 8enle,l the right
$50 en- ecveuat ~ sex.
|Ns<.. Nh.nHx and declaring that pra.
~ = TIE h9ucr trafnn - the 4eyni.
|k ae " polsties We invite All CTS
" ~S.s ARE agreed With Us is iSip Us
nuss~ xsaihE party That DrrsFrs lem
~ asfsN& y an aeandanmant Of the
q ~ lssfice, sohgicty. fs,rs6aai faxaf
iH>vsssu prafreslaa ~ manhood ana
sssssrasien 4. Condemned.
~ s.s.sss,s s'ng resolution eanarmnlnx
~ M8eN ronrse q tbs government Ia
E<xs 2sEsahss Was adopted
- !. -.sno'ihse the present national al.
l1sssss..,h q the Repuhiicaa PARTY far
9s,msel 70 the nQuar interasts ana
|Q1rf,ss ~iAiion ~ ths nAahead 80 the
- h.s...e sAe Essoi ~ ssr,iis rain. II
Neza,s.sss q esmm.rfial expanalon tho
~ 800 misunderstanding Il sarrfflrlue
III II fFft1 % the higher rasrsf Nj.
(kf.ss,u ~ Nnited States army ia the
|l3zss.~ ne hXppcrisy ~ thu admin
y - Nskh white Ah6llehlnE fhe "a.
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