The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-01


1he Eepublicon uam.moof1ne A sha A..
nogy Last niRhs - : sromondosa e6ais To
notahls feature W. the erees enthusissm
shown g ever rulurenon s eenetoe eaulre 80
70 Nayoe Harry Whlfa 3.
shortly Altar TO every eat n ne yoet han
Wss taken. while sho gallery. stiu trimmed With
the evofgkene placed shsfe soe ~ ruosut faif.
wes crowded With Iadiee naek o. the p1stform
large American nae ~ oraped A. the men
kept cfowdfnI II they stood IN the atales and
~ tho spaces about the sldeo ana back Of the
hail. - that ~ O'Clock ne standing room va
pretty we'll taken. and ~ crowd kope iucroas-
tng I'LL long altar O'Clock
While waiting for The speakozs % arrive The
l1se Regtmsnt band played some lively ain, 70
which the more onshusiasuc kent 0no with
their foet
a littla amer . eheriR John y. Nccrnv an
peasod arm ID am With eenafor eouira. n.
can city and county committees. cane with M.
Patlick Hensy winsoon, The Uuited statee dis
trtCt attorney. and then theao Republicans fo1-
lowed and took places on the platform. while
the crowd cheerod and appiauded: Mayor
Harry white, III. /. ,. Andrews, Judga Qaneo
Jacobs. Major Wv. Rinshast III. J. " WaId.
Mr. ( n. Hooper. Captain W. 4. enydeT, Mr..
Esane Hanfofd. II. G. n. Evans. City 1reasurof
- = Ames. Mr.. Trusteu, r. Dyer. Dr. Grant,
Sotonei J. Q. Haines III. Z = Compton. Mr.. W.
- bogardus. Mr. 8 & Short Mr.. Job 2. Lyon.
HI J. 4 kahalsy. NJ. Noses Korn. Mr. Chafiea
n Hanback,. Mr. ". J. Clark, M q -. 6hipley.
NJ. =. y. Audoon and Mr.. =. = Slaife.
When the musso stopped M. He1lbron oaid
that 1t was with great deal Of pleasure and
prid that he called 70 order this meeting OF
the Republicans Of seattle, who were Interested
In the success Of the party In the nation. state
county ana city. Tue coming election was
trsu<nt with intefsst, becAuse BY the vote Of
Wednesday The citisens would helm to elect .
United States senator, and ho believed Seattle
would give IL moral support 20 ! men Who had
- bxiiliantly represented the stass ct Waning.
ton City, tApplauoAl
& NJ Wc0saW Was then named G the presidont
u The evoLinR. In takiu9 the chair he said the
election. In ifs relation e the nenasorial con-
city. He then introduced Senator SQUIRE q the
man Who would represent the a. in the nar
tonal Sonata for the NEXT sfx yaara
~ f,enaaor aoafre - :. ee<,r.s eter~.ea - ~.
front ~ va heartf1v rhee,ed X errrassed
his delight e beIur 81 his aid nome and smone
HIS old friends again. He q proud 10 eoe the
large crowd and & . erest enthusiasm mani.
tested for the grand Old Republican Marty. He
came not g speaker. but to listen 10 others,
and he simply wanted 10 thank his frieuds here
for their warm retention He hoDed they
wouao be true @ their convictions. = upon
Wednesdays yoto would lafee depend the
future Of The c1tv and a the stata Tha aves Of
the whole nation vero turned upou The stata
ana upon the oity - - THAT vould h dane n
the election. There va I time when the dia-
eatisfacsion a. ofRco- seeksrs had uads tha sfafa
cool toward tho adminIrfrafion: but che ureai.
dents CONNIE va q vjsa that mart "a nat
IAppiausel. and perhaps next IS tie treat
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