The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-30
ARE FOR PROTECTION,
The Mckinley and Hobart Italian
Republican Club Organ
lied.
All Members of the New Society
Pledge Themselves to the Sue.
cess of the Ticket.

The Mckinley and Hobart Italian Re-
publican Club was organized last evening
at Garibaldi Hall, on Broadway, near
Kearny street, with the following officers:
President, P. Barbieri; first vice-president,
E. Vanaglia; second vice president, F. Marinl;
treasurer, /. Tore; secretary, b. Katie; SER
geant-at- arms, G. Sbarboro.
Executive committee. Barbier1, Z; Vena-
glia, F. Marini L. Tore, G. Sbarboro, n. Fer
roggiaro, A. L. Bacigalupi, j. F. Martlnonl,
GLOW. Figoni, Gus Figoni, S. Bottaro, E. Selma,
G. Roccalagliata, A. Serafni, A. Arnaboldl.
The following resolutions were offered by
Frank Marini and unanimously adopted
The italian Republicans of San Francisco as
sembled under the auspices OF the Mckinney
Hobart Italian Republican = Tub OF san fran
cisco, proud OF the splendid past OF the Repuo.
lican party, the great party OF freedom ana OF
equal rights, and rejoicing in the anticipation
of its further glory under the leadership OF the
famous apostle of protection, William Mchln-
ley of Ohio, unanimously approve the action
of the National Convention at st. Louis, ana
pledge to I Is nominees, Mckinley and HOBART,
the united support of the Italian Republicans
of San Francisco And
WHEREAS, The National platform adopted by
said convention has given to the party as
beacon. lights and for watchwords during the
campaign the great doctrines OF protectlon
and reciprocity, which are synonymous Win
prosperity and plenty; and whereas, the trl-
umphant success OF these principles means
that the wheels of commerce will once again
revolye with their former speed, the FORCES and
furnaces again blaze with light, American
manufactures and American industries be
again firmly established, the standard OF
wegeS raised and work become more plentiful,
ResotUed, That this club both as an organlza-
lion and the members in their individual
capacity, indorse the platform OF the National
Republican Convention, and Will DO all IN
their power to achieve the success of the prin-
cipes therein announced.
Further resolved, That the thanks OF this
club be extended to the members OF the Cali
fornia delegation to the National Convention
for their active zeal and cooperation In secur-
ing the nomination of the acknowledgements OF
our party.
WHEREAS, To be effective in its work the Re-
publican party must procure the registration
of all it's voters; and whereas, registration OF
voters, while already in progress, closes at the
new City Hall on August 3, 1896, only about
one month from this date; and whereas, IL Is
extremely doubtful whether any precinct
registration will be had this year,
Resolved, That every member of this club
shall forthwith himself register, and at the
same time shall act as missionary among
other Republicans to secure their immediate
registration.
Stirring speeches were made by Presi-
dent Barbieri, Treasurer Tore and A.
Serafini and G.. Cevasco of the Voco del
Popolo calling upon all Italian citizens to
work for the success OF the Republican
party. A committee was appointed to as
sist in the naturalization of Italians in
this City. Over $50 members signed the
roll. The club adjourned to meet at the
call of the chair.