The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 7, 1904, Page 3

iow oo fap county, and W, Schutt took the bed ie. defense of the platform as read, and } Frank T. Reid and A, N, Mecklem Se j defended Turner | The report of the committee on rules and order of business brought | R ad Or The original report pro- | vided for the nomination of a state t and county tleket, but this wa : turned down and the committee sent : back to provide a new Hne of bu t : ne The substitute t loft d POPULISTS CONTENT THEMSELVES WITH NOMINATING PRES. |{)" “ALO and count ple i] IDENTIAL ELECTORS AND REFUSE TO PUT UP A STATE! The following presidential elect TICKET W. F Runner kane coun ty; L. B. Rader, of Kitsap: William | —_—--— ——— Priest, of Dougla Hdward Clay i on, of Kir and George F. Cotter | | “Down the tine for fom Watson State Organiser Edward Clayson was th RAN ¢ © populist state | er, called the meeting to ¢ Edward = Clayson, | convention, which met in Germ 4 x an nt ed Judge R and W, M. Motes | ) hall yesterday In spite the | ard Win as temporary chairmar mem bere-at-large of Brenuous efforts of ¢ wire | Judge Win he € i) heat ttee, with pow pullers from both parties | to come before the convent with emaining members to manipulate the convention te mt gloves He b " allie ter the forme their own ends, the Midd le-of-the th ae by thelr ht names an 1 lemoecra lead wh ha ted roaders” steered mowt He scored Turner for what he| the Parker ticket, this morning sal the traps set for t d content ed to be inconsistencies im the | that th party had taker ed themselves with placing only past and delivered some hot talk | ite stand on t pre tial que ticket of presidential electors In the | about Judge Parker and the sale of | t but that t that the fal The republican manipula suc Follow Jude nsor's h. | ticket would w an injury to T ceeded in obtaining a declaration In of Lincoln ty and hin a at the dem the platform against George Walst King, were a t the democtatic nominee f es, All present were 1, W. Godw hairman of the or, and the democrats we 1 pportunity KN democratic state ul committer San al i preventing the nomina ng & declaration ays that th n of the populist Of a state ticket, which would | faith to th ngf platform. | ea yt « . have drawn votes from the demo-| Thirty-eight signed these w to the d atic t ax the j) cratic strength at the polls in No-|al to v all @ 2 f te 1 vember King w t mocracy and the t t the ) A strong platform was adopted, |ed. Six rt Turne | denouncing Judge Parker, the dem- | th e at a }| oeratic candidate fc dent, and he t anizat was | thas ' an ¢ | Turner, the democratic candidate | made perma and the convent Tt was some talk among the for governor. Loyalty to the dem- | set town to t “A this m ne alling @eratic platforms ¢ 1894 1 w ' . onsen afte e ha vee a bape i ie reaffirmed dane th al e ’ 7 ish ] a . \ H platform of 1904 is sunced and |b te hn MeQuire, At art bets pec t " A t 4 ne f the fe at th . tial honors, prom a heated and wen not eat with the ple The coavention was extremely live- | ston, in b arly all ¢ art. | ar ft ‘ . kolne Made that the democrats had pack ght f tre to wit preventing the nc m of ajhim w ma " Pp and unt ticket Ma a . heated speeches were made and th adop tant ! trust magnates were toasted on the | framed It. 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