The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-12
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the various clergy OF the caty e0py VI
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and ask thef they READ u from ineH pua-
pits. The call IL - follows:
ITO the citizens Of San Francisco: A
mass meeting Is hereby called to be held
IN Odd Fellows hall Sunday. January Is.
The object Of the meeting Il 70 protest
aoainst ana sienounce the appointment OF
N. A. Guns, as police Commissioners, and
take action relative to the recent election
frauds ara o.her instances az municipal
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meeting. sAcretarv Gfsson said: ..Nosh-
ing has vet been piaraes1 that n abs,
luteiy definite. hut We fully expact that
the work daus at the Saturday nsgnt
meeting. and at the Sunday afternoon
meeting, will eventually end in the grand
harmonizsng of all these societies. and
that as q further result there VIII be
sweeping out of the Immoral forces that
so ansoientiy confront US.
Rev. Or. Robert Mackenzie. OF The First
Prsesby ter.an church, has taken sufficient
anserest In the moral uprising and the
causes iead5ng to II - speak from MS
pulpit ON q. ami % make 1t = topic Tor
q lecture 70 his seuoenfs an the Mont
gofnery fnecdogacai SEMINARY. speaking
10 . reloef no saad' interpret the
Rate governors appointment OF poaice
commissioner as an snsitasson 10 all VINO
have regard Tor the cify's charter 10
investigate ehe whoae miHacpai IA
Dric. Eysoentfy sucn man as
Mr.. Markham would not make mistake
In his appointments He must have In
ferred that this - the kind of men we
have at the head Of affairs, although we
do not know 1t. and made this appoint
ment Ia order to open our eyes. 1t was
very kind OF him. but still In keeping
with an administration that seldom rose
above this level. Certainly the time has
come for the citizens To- not only talk,
but to act in this matter. We will be
he,oed by the example Of New York,
and hsndered by the guilty who, aware of
the storm that Is coming. are already
putting their houses in order. I take 1t.
however. that while we are talking some
iudisSous body Of men should be gather
tr~ ,aara facts thar q, dua s,r,,s ms, NAV
be able 10 talk to the point"
Rev. w. II. Moreland, rector OF St.
L4uke.s Episcopal church, said: 81 will
give hearty encouragement TO any EFFORT
in the interest OF municipal purity. I had
occasion recently to Investigate the saloon
question here. and found that In San
Francisco there Is one drinking place TO
every eighteen voters. In the whoie state
there - one 10 every thirty-tWo voters.
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