The morning call., 1894-10-28
ence from the speakers stand. The
| nations cOlOrs draped the stage
Inc Following was the list of vice-pres s.

0"So Iioh tHe speaker StanQ. 1b6
nations cOlors draped the stage.
Inc Following was the list of vice-pres- s.
ldenEs invited to be present:
w. H. Talbot. Captain Charles Nelson. 6. n
Harmon. John Dolbeer, Captain G-orge T.
Smith. w. &. Burnett. A. q Hawes, c. Nufting.
Alex Badlam. L. Klau. John j. Dean. Dr. T. II.
Morris. j. S. Young, f. Al ata, Patrick Conpors.
William Bendt, George rmstrong, j. ID. Hart
Q. L. Eldrldge, Alex Mann Jr.. James Buyee'
i: NJ: Clement, J. E Fields. Dr.. w. Harris.
George Diet.erle. William Patterson. DR.
+. FL. Titus, DIR. Van Orden, E. L. Head. A. r.
Briggs, c. A. Hooper, q. w. Frink, l.. Eikus.
Dr; D, Cohp, W. F. Bulge. joseph S. Spear, c.
!; 6.neos Relly, GTores ID. bryant &. s Holmes, E.
DUrsi. b. Sheridan A. B. Perly, NJ Shannon.
C. Wei!en. W. e. Raisch, Henry Baehr, A.
ander, c. Jost Jr.. Isaac Critron. J. l.. Hal
ste d, JOSEPH Bltnn, F; Iiilmann Jr. W. H.
d,aH BEATTY a. PSslei w; Wtsr, j D. Red
Or. NJ. ReeensbuIger. F. L. Wooster. q. c.
Bemis. sydney NJ: Smith, j. X: Wilson,
II: q, Bunker, John J; Mahoney, ): A. Pari-
mingham, Samuel Foster, w. $. Duval w. W
Chase. Thomas Price, T. Norwood, DIR. C.
Christensen. G. Q. Burton, T. J. Bass, V. Ra-
Sloss Jr., r. Ii. Lloyd, p. G. Rossi. b. F. Flint,
Henry GeiIfus. G: X; Rode, Captain Charles
Is%ss %snsen' e;i,srIsl Bi RI Heerh5 + Ds%arInl,
William j. Adams. John Bergez, DR.. s.
+. Long, William Edwards, j. McKenna.
b. Disgins, NJ Or enebaum, q. w. Dennis Sr.,
*. ii. Pease, l.. W. Herrick, Joseph Elfelt DR.
w. b: Mclaughlin. Jesse Potter, Con O'Con-
nor, w. S. Gage Jr., c. 8. Crittenden, W. T, Y
Sehenck; A. Chesebrough, W. D. Sanborn, F.
mO1d, George w. Allen, W.,G. Wagstaf. Jobn
Mcfarland. Daniel O'Connor, C. G. Clinch, p
d. Code Jr Philip Bar!h. q. W. II. Brown. r.
DR.. j. o. Hirscnfelder. Charles S. Eaton, John
Glover, Thorn +. Graham, r. II. Plant
J. Eppinger. z. NJ. Kinpe, j. T. McCrossen
Dr. william 7. Simpson. John Carson. W. q.
Arnold. John II. Dawson. Robert Ash, j. A
Watt. J. j. Sullivan. T. Z. Eager. George Hunt.
George Dawson, c Hawiey. Len ID. Owens,
Charles, A. Field, John Vance Cheney Z. J.
Casey. Ethan Allen, Thomas r. Knox, A. S. Ad-
dler, Emil H'llnIann, K. W. Taggard. II. j. An
gelO. 5. Nj. Everingham. G. w. Croft, n. Lennon
): Atkins, j. BrldgewOod. Il. b. Symonds,
A: V: lreadwell. Paul l.. Moses, Thomas B.
0BIien. William 5. Coleman, NJ. j. Dunn,
William Smsdeke, j. u. Curey, /. Branch, e.
Xreeland, William CIuff, A. A. d'Ancona. +.
w. Lux, William a. Davis. j. j. Murray, D. S.
Weaver, A. w. Wilson. b. j. Watson. John p
Young. DR.. s. 5. Kahn. DR.. g. Il. SOmers, Dr.
W. 9. EidenmulIer, William Bogen, L. H.
Butcher, DIR. J. W. Hamilton. W. J. Silver,
George /. Reeve, ID. T. Cole, w. b. Ramsey.
William 0fferman, C. A Douglas, Z. j. Griffith
George w. Lee, William Horton, Il. +. GILL
Charles Frank lin. John Schreiber. A. j. Evans,
Dr. William Lawler, A. Z. Benjamin, ". w.
Wade. William b. Short, Z. A. Williams, Frank
j. French, j. ID. Boyer, Edward Holland, NJ
Brandt, DIR. III. c. Davis. NJ. Blask0wer, DR.. j.
Il. Davidson, A. ). Tubbs, John 4. English. Il.
III. Lynch, Charles JosselyD. j.. ). Boruck. Rob-
ert Mitchell, John Hammond, Byron Jackson
A. w. Scott. w. Z. Fischer. ID. V. b. Henarie,
i. III. Hanson, George /. Drucker, James f.
Martinoni n. FL. Burnham, Andrew Canavan,
Thomas Sands, Thomas Tannian. ii. Lehman
4. j. Robinson A. X. Daggett, George Burk-
hardt, lillian; j. Burt, Patrick BrodericE e.
II. Taylor, Henry Gray, 4. V. Longo, Fl. Klau.
j. Il. Prior Judge Newman, =. ID. Qunlan, A.
w. SlaIbird E. j. de Pue. IL. T. Graves. w. ii.
Pratt, X. Ose. A. l.. Ltngfrld, c. NJ. Keeney,
Louis ROsenthal, Harrison Barto. j. j. Groom,
Joseph Goddard. E. !. Wolfe, E. II. AlgeIlin-
ton, James Spanton, Thomas b. Evans T. f.
Atkinson, III. l. KowalSky. NJ. Greenwood, j.
W. p. Redington. 5. Fl. seymour. William Van
H0usen. l.. II. Van Shaick, A. Gerberding,
Charles Webb Howard.
The California Quartet sang campaign
soug. the theme of which was protection,
and responded to encores with rhymes OH
the stuffed prophet" to the air of DAISY
Belf' and ''Estee's the Man"
Colonel Nj. II. Hecht presided. He said ::
Fellow-citizens: I address you all In this
way advisediy because of The contract you are
about 10 make with the Rel u0lican party and
want 10 accust0m myself TO the promised new
order OF things, which, as you know, will en-
Drace the ladi,s II is a pleasure TO me- at any
Time 10 preside at Republican meeting. 1t Is
ana Doih pleasure and privilege 10 preside
at Republican meeting 10 this great Republican
yeaf-Ior u Will be such one, we know in ad.
vance, because the Eastern State of Blain has
already spoken and our own Western Oregon
mas responded In unmistakab'e tones, and the
intervening States Will surely raIify and con-
nfm the verdict. 1t cannot possibly be other
Wise III you will remember, the only time
III tnlfty-fonr years that the Democrats
acnleved victory was accounted for at Ihe
lime because the people wanted a change.
linen IL was mere Whim. sad tfs rQsIlit
tnat to-day the same cry is inspired by sheer
ano dlre necessity. Ii will seem TO you after
tne otn oil November as II Republicans had
cali an election and had failed 10 notify the
democrats. But not being here TO make a
speech snail proceed at once TO do my duty,
MDlcn Is 10 Introduce TO you the first speaker.
lrue, mat Is an unnecessary act IN this case,
ior VINO does not know tile gifted orator to
whom all delight to listen? But TO comply
Win tne usual order OF business, take great
pleasure TO present 20 you the Hon. George A.
hhlght, not OF San Francisco alone but of the
Whole Slate OF California.
Mr.. Knight IN a short preamble, de-
clared that lie disliked TO be introduced as
The gifted and the eloquent and all that,
but, putt ng that asice. the time bad come
wnen all should stand together for Re-
publican victory
from tour recently made throughout
the State, Mr.. knight declared that the