Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-07
MAKING A GOVERNOR.
Thousands of Pittsburgers Will At
tend TO See How 1t is Done.
PHILADELPHIANS OUT IN FORCE.
Great Time Expected at Governor Patti
sons Inauguration.
APPOINTMENT OF THE PENSION AGENT

The Inauguration of Governor Pattison
at Harrisburg will be attended by large
number of Pittsburg Democrats and Inde-
pendent Republicans. They will have
plenty of company from East and West.
The Randall Club will be there in all the
glory of black Mackintoshes, white plugs
and red umbrellas. The County Democracy
is making preparations to attend, and while
the Independent Republicans are not or
ganized, it is expected that many Of them
will attend the Inauguration OF the Governor
of their making.
The Randall Club opened the ball last
evening by appointing committee to make
arrangements for the trip to Harrisburg.
This committee consists of Messrs. A. T.
K eating, j. e. McCrickart, S. A. Duncan,
j. P. Fleming and B. j. Foley. The gen.
tlemen who will take charge of the financial
end of the affair are Messrs. I. j. O'Leary,
Jr., II. T. Morris, Thomas Mcbride, S. F.
Patterson and 4. j. Wallace.
Mr.. O'Leary said last night: "This in
auguration will be the greatest ever held in
Pennsylvania. 1t is impossible to estimate
the number of persons who will go from
Pittsburg. We expect to make arrange
ments for 10 to II special trains, which will
accommodate from 1000 to 5000 persons.
Undoubtedly other organizations will make
similar arrangements, and the Mohamme-
dan pilgrimage to Mecca will not begin TO
compare in numbers with the multitude of
American citizens who will cross the ALE
ghenies to see Pattison inaugurated.
BUCKEYES WANT TO PARTICIPATE.
"The Jackson Club, of Columbus o., through
its President, w. A. Taylor, has already tele-
graphed General Guthrie, coneratulating him
on our great victory, and notifying US that they
will accept an invitation to attend the inaugu.
ration, and will come 300 strong.
sit is my opinion that at least 100 900 strangers
will be In Harrisburg on the day Governor Pat
tison is inaugurated. The 33 Democratic ward
clubs of Philadelphia will be there, as will the
Americus Club, tie Young Mems Battalion, the
Moyamensing Club, and a number of similar
Philadelphia organizations. The Central DEM
ocratic Club, of ofSyracuse, and the Democratic
Club, of Reading. will also be there"
The enthusiastic Democrats Of Pittsburg can
not wait until January before they give vent to
their joyful emotions but will parade on Satur-
day night in order that those voters who do not
read the newspapers may know who has been
elected Governor. Inc hannaiL IluD mas taken
the initiative in this and will extend invitations
to all the other Democratic organizations and
to the Independent Republicans to turn out
with them. The Great Western Band will head
the procession, redtre and pyrotechnics will
be consumed with reckless profusion, but the
hldeous tin horn is barred. The Randall Club
will turn out 400 strong, and it is expected that
several thousand men will be in line. The pa
rade will form in front of the Randall Club, in
Duqucsne way, at 1880 P. NJ.
GETTING A BOOM.
Last evening the Randall Club elecUed "a new
members and received "A applications for MEM
bership. Mr.. T. ]. O'Leary says.the club is
booming, but it is openhearted and willing to
receive all of the right faith who apply.
The club received nominations for officers,
who are elected annuallyson the first Thursday
of December. The nominations are as follows
President, Frank j. Weixe; Vice Presidents
Gseyen to electl, ]; E. McCrickart d; Q. Barr,
]. b. McCalley, 5. A. Duncan. Nelse Burgwln.
]. J. O'Leary John O'Neal. Herman Handel,
Morrison Foster, w. ]. Bremen. and ]. P.
Fleming; Recording Secretary. ]. B. McCalley
and ]. J. Catfrey, Corresponding Secretary,
]. ]. o Leary, ]. B. McCalley, J. J. McCaffIey,
Pm. Guthrie, Joseph Rourke and w. W. Nc
Cleland: Treasurer, II. T. Morris; Trustees
Fletcher, John Vilsack, ]. X. Jacobs. L. Celia,
]. ]. Kane, B. J. Foley. T. ]. O'Lary, Jr..
George S. Fleming, Joseph Cuneo. Thomas
Wallace, P. FitzgIhhon, George H. Hopper, s.
A. Duncan, S. +. Papperson, b. Aaron, +. j.
Rutledge, Samuel Houston. d. c. Cauley, ]. j.
McCaffrey, Herman Handel, w. ]. Wright,
Thomas Donahoe, Luke Mellon, George
Geldes, =. A. Foley. ]. p. Fleming Thomas
Mcbride and D. o. Barr.