The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27

slou lfarrlsnn,s Nomination was
C~l~brated al the Capital city.

sleu lfArrlsan's Nomination was
Celebratcd at the Capital city.
QkxNrik. Jume 81 As aeon ~ The news
~ Nae nomination Of General Harrison
frhehed this city yesterday, there was
general relnicsitg aisa0HE Republicans ~
nc wis,is,ss, IL The rouyent!sa 81 nominal.
ing 40 ssfuns = Han H. order - properly
give veal So their appreciation ~ the sviscs
ton, thry at onee ess out Isassefs suua1ne-
ms q grand Publication AZ Tacoma ball
last night. The i4aa was scared faf the
occasion aud al : a'ci,Sck & formed At tbs
fool Of Msin street. and, arvssafsaied by
. multitude II enthusiastic Republicans.
marched M Main ~ fcurth, where theS
halted and played ''fhc Red, While and
Hiue," which cseses5 an Oafhnrsf - en-
thasiaxln, They then proeecdea % Taco
ma hall. and after having faYosvd the
audience VITA seyefsl old aud patriotic
zeieesions. the ncetia. was called p afsiCf
b. Judge N. A. ilo'a, captain William
MeNsrken. l'rcsiasps ~ the Territorial
feagne of Clubs. uas Vhcssn chairman ~
the sacesins aud Hon. I, II Reed, Rev. 1
J. Oiarssr, Hon 4 & HON. sieu. 4 u MI
roy aud Thomas ftasheF wpge chosen sice
chAirmsn and Judge Root sccFvtafY
Captain MeMtekrn, 80 taking thc clsir
stated that the assicct % the nt0efsRF was
10 celebrate The election " the ilpsicleas
HArsisoa a. the next president ~ Inv
United Siats,s He then ps0ccrsiCd % tx
efisicns. - slairsi, aud aeaad up ~ say
ting he hat faith enough 10 tae patriotism
and AmcTlssalssa Ct thc rtoIs9 ~ toa
Union a. hsiiese thai every NORTHERN
state woali 10 Republican IN Tire Cpiuins
contest. After the gpfiagse, WAlch laslCa
seyeral miaatrs. had saiss!,ira. ,,ea0ssl p
". Mtssuy, veto Is az cla iFscila aud iellaW
isdisnaa 81 sseu Nassissi, tgsas toe He,'f
aud related sasae Interesting emiulsxruss'-
Of his old friend. all II Which cicssls IL,
manstrstsd his emineut ability Aa9 Per
sanal fslnsss iee iho high office - Which
he IS g. b. elected. TIE general aiss 8
viewed tae history ~ tae nset9cfsiiC
party. slatRlinS that Il was iha datS IS
every hos Al cstiscn nas q fiinS the ~bsyso n
shirts' a. ioag a. therc was any tsops Ga r.
The general was fs8soNNa by
KxS. teeSASn , 8ANvEs
af the CONGREGATIONAL caurca, Mo rasc-
pletrls 'ssck the aolsss ~ aioeeA g. Us tles
lueni siennaeiasseu af the nyipciaic az gps,
srzkic ana tae e,safse 81 Cleveland W rcii,
sica thcrcsa all 81 Which be chafscicrt sl.i
~ heisx eaii tuNsftess and a. being tias
chief INSTRUMENTS IN WHSeh the pH'sfrT
Gus American iassfrsf can a. aruasrs down
en- par wgtA tbs pssy-sg is,sN e keestse-
nur,sar his aAiars. Ne ,,&rseg was fs,'-
aueniis interrupted III srE,lass.s, ana VIVA
6c hal sSsasitstet & wSs ~etersl tlsussi e.
hcferr the chairman xSk Saie e. Tcs}@sN =
trr. owfaa IL shc tamnitueus eprisi,S
which ts,iiauca the sgEsAefr rttss -
NJ. tiarscE Was salaswse hy HWa q
Hurt. = hsut.Sr 81 taS ,l,sS0e Ai1isisa &
sfngor asaa statesman 30 s=es 81 tass.a4.
pert pars iis tbs aae.sslsasr 81 tas t-.t
raro ss,,tNrsssiags NJ BosT, si sls slsasca
t.,fd wAs Ne haAggslf ssFtsssfll cfeff
nrlaeit.e - the- kes'uilafaA party, ssi
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