The morning call., 1890-09-16
MARKHAM Ar NORTH BEACH.
The Tall Son of Pasadena Received With
Hearty cheers.

The Tall Son of Pasadena Received With
Hearty cheers.
Garibaldi Hall on Broadway, between
Kearuy and Montgomery streets, was filled
to overlooking last night with an enthus-
iastic audience to listen to tue speeches of
Colonel Markham and Hon. Il. Y. Moore
house.
Blnfires were lighted in the street, and
before The hour for calling the meeting To
order a band stationed in front Of the nall
. we'd patriotic airs. A gentleman who has
been through many political contests re-
marked 5hat the crowd which assembled
was the largest and most enthusiastic he had
ever seen at a meeting of that character In
that section OF the city. He thought 1t due
TO the fact that the people Of San Francisco
are becoming fully aroused TO the fact that
the Republican ticket, taken throughout, Is
the best ever nominated in the State, and
they are ralyIng TO Its support
When Colonel Marx ham entered the hall
he was loudly cheered, and the audience
arose to receive him. lie was escorted to
tile platform by A. Ruet, VINO acted as
Presden- of the evening, and he was again
cueered, as was also MIR. Moorehouss.
The following gentlemen were named as
Nicr-PIeSdentS:
f. AraIa, j. Antiques. }. BaciEaupl, W. o.
BruoI, ". Il. Bftuon, s. Brizzolaro, August
Brooks, j. Browell ID. B. Brown, Napoleon
b own. >. Bruce, l. L. BuChl6Nt j. a CdlllpUel,
James Carr, z. I; Cason, q. +. Cavalli Thomas
Chandler, j. II. ellis, Robert Clarke. z. C0nnors,
John CorbetE, George a Grail Z. }; Daiis.
I. Danionh. L; Demartini 2, Deyalll.
II. DHpel, S. W. Dixon. l.. DOlleghuy, ". Q.
EIdeumulier, L. II. Ebert, II. ii. Ellis, A. J.
Evans, Henry Evans, n. FeIrogIaro, E. u.
j. L. GawthOrle, Max Goldberg, o. n. Colder
aeena Il; T. Graves; John Hayes. Thomas
Heunlngs, {. Hiidebiandt A. 5. lsaacs.
d. b. jackson, Z. j. Jackson, G. B.
Johnson, Il. ;. Johnson, o., W. Jones.
John Lackmau. II. ". Lewis, o. W. Lilkendey,
J.. LIudNall. l. Loeweusteln, f. Luceheltl, +.
Luz, j. ". Maekeuze, +. MaTtlnoni, Ii, 3. Mar
To, James McGeougn, William McPheIson, X.
George Niece L. Nunez. j. b. Olsen, Thomas
O'ouea, Ed Painter, L. c. Palmieri, Charles
Frchln, u. Peuon, L. Perro ne, A (. Phelps, b.
Ratio, Z. J. Reilly, J. B. Reilly. P. Z. Rossi,
aaries Scheggia, r ochottler, Charles Schra-
act. Charles schroeder, Thomas Sheehan, John
y. Siebe, Nj. a. smith, j. +. swift, q. IaccOnl
,u.rlrs Troll. w. n. fuller, George Tyson. V
L tn. q. II. Williams, J. L. Williams, a. E. I.
"otiey, II. }: Mrlgnt, A. P. Wagner, George
" at>Gu, W. Weuecke, Henry Wendt, Al White,
II. Wlgger.
Mr.. Ruef then introduced Colonel Mark
ham in a few wei-ch0sen words, IN which
lie referred to the harmony in the Repubh-
ctn party and the growing indications OF sue
cess.
Colonel Markham was received with an
other voliey OF cheers, and began by thank
Ing the audience for their splendid reception
of himself and Trends. tie SAID That II was
the first time he had had the pleasure of
meet Hg many of those present, but he had
been so kindly treated in San Francisco that
lie ielt that he was among friends.
He then referred to the splendid work be-
ing done by the State Central Committee.
ana finished his speech by tracing the great
work accomplished by the Republican party.
He had forgotten on Saturday night, he
added to make any reference 20 the Aus
italian ballot system, but he would say to
The people that if they desired such law
passed ne could assure them that the Re
publcanS would favor it.
He then introduced II. Y. Moorehouse,
who spoke for an hour on the causes that
had led him to support Colonel Markham,
and was particularly happy When he referred
to the connection between Pond aud Buck
ley.
81 do not think" he said, that the people
of California are yet ready to turn the con-
troll of the State over to any one man.
whether he De blind or not, to run the adj
ministration by touching bell in the back
room of a saloon"
A young lady, Miss Cressy, then sang a
song emitted, English Rams and Buckley
Lambs, which was composed Tor the occa-
sion. She WAS encored repeatedly and at
its conclusion Colonel Markham descended
to the main floor and shook hands with the
crowd which surged about him.