The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-25


lay b shs cate nxed for the greatest
1snsaDerseson sor McKinlsy. soun1 money
and pss1.oosSon thai hes ret been made IN
Sae 1850 0f WaAtaagson- Pierce county
Republicans have Alreaty begun prsrAra-
tons for the graf event. and they are
counting On their br>thrsn In Seattle and
E,ow county 10 testify 70 the faith that -
In than by sen3.ng a delegation ecnaiiIns
FRAT which iekt here THURSDAY might 20 a.d
q The mammoth celebration IN Seattle
~ tie popocrass have arranged for
nEa1 demcnstraloc on the same night.
this city VII be - tsos town." IN shs par
lance At fhs day. on that occasion. The
Tsoy&sissts viii have Senator Taiman. OF
9outh Carolina and Cyclone" Mallory.
the Nebraska preacher. Big posters have
besn scattered abou, the city. calling apon
shs silver hosts 20 psTt themselves Ia rea1s-
ness for me final effort % she campaign
There viii be a parade, and az It's conclu-
sson there WIN De speechnaking IN Ger
gnanla hall by the notorious senator and
The notorious preacher
II can easily be imagined that there
VIII be a great struggle 80 see which SIDE
can make TIE best showing. ana The Re-
rJbIicaUs have entered into the contest
ceterrsineI TO put the Pcpuists 20 FAR In
the rear that they WI never again oe
heard from during this campaign. The
Repa5ssean committee has already engaz-
corps for the parade. There VIII be so
sd6stiof nj torches ready for the great
cssnongtra t4ou ard tFansparencies galore.
II The weather - good. she turnout OF peo-
pie Is expected 70 pass al previous records
fn tho Northwest.
As nigh: have been expected. there ha1
already arisen an animated contest over
tne rights OF the opposing forces 10 the
principal streets over which sili be the
lie OF march. The Republican managers
today asked the city council for the right
10 march upon the streets Satssrta lay even
lag. and L Eas granted. This step was
taken a. a precautionary measure, al
saoagh IL was not legally necessary. AS
soon as the Pop1iists heard OF the acton
taken by the Republicans. they immediate
~ organized as far IS possible for the
parade. with 4. V. Fawceot as grand
marshal. and announced thear marching
order. II viii be published tomorrow
morning.
In thls city ali eyes are turned toward
the Republicans Of Seattle. sho are ex-
peeted TO duplicate Ia size and enthusi-
asm the delegations from thss city that
participated In the grand rally at Seattle
Thursday night. VIII they do IL?
Besides the Seattle delegations. there
will be marching clubs from Puyalluv.
Carbonate, Olympia, Shelton. Gray's Har-
Dor. as well as from the smaller towns in
will march in the parade.
The following organizations have sp-
pointed committees 10 make arrange
meuts for the great demonstration: Bush
ness Mems Sound Money Club. Union Vet
eran5 Patriotic League. Young Mems Nc
Klnley Club. Dooli,tle Republican Club,
Women's Mckinley and Sound Money
League. High School Mckinley Club Rep
resentatlves from these organizations met
yesterday Ia the office OF George H.
Boardman and organized a general COM
uittee. With the following officers: O. g.
Hayden, chairman: George II. Boardman.
vice chairman: Ole Selvig. treasurer. and
Harvey Johnston. secretary. The follow
ing subcommittee were appointed:
Finance-samuel wilkeson. chairman =
@. +. Cleveland and John Holgate.
Invitation-R- @. Hudson. chairman,
Robert Bradley and G. II. Boardman.
Advertirng-F. H. Graham. chairman:
c. II. Hyde and George Thornton.
Decoration-W. c. Bardsley. chairman:
II. A. Fisher and George Thornton.
Parade-George Fl. Stone. e. s. Hanil-
ton and William Peel
Transnortation-E. Steinback, Frank
Chandler and c. H. Boardman
Saturday nights Republican rally will
hs the greatest OF the campaign The en-
suing week brings the campaign TO a
close and the efforts OF the Republicans
will he redoubiet. Meetings viii be held
nightly throughout the city and county
TIE slfrmish lines will be pushed TO ana
through the eueuly's outposts. and their
Notifications viii be storned In manner
that viii win the day. II IL conceded tina,
~ \ demonstration equailing that Al Seat
tie Thursday n'gnt IL carried out. II Will
give the Republican ticket. from presi3en-
tai electors down. a lead OF 5000 10 10. 90
votes
The Populist managers realize the ire
rnendous gains the Republicans have made
during tho last TWO weeks. and they wiii
concentrate their efforts with the purpose
81 ofxsetting the Saturday night celebra-
ton as far as possible with one or their
own.
q. r. Hayden and G,1rrs n. Stone o.
~. Republican committee. had a confer
enee with A V. Fawcett ana other Penn
lists regarding the pAraie in Saturday
nights demonstration. The Republicans
agreed 20 give the Pops right-of-wav for
thstr parade from TO 10 $50. A. he Pops
r1rarch OF THE field the Republicans w.'i err
tsr z The Republ.can tire will form al
O'Clock sharp II viii give the Seattle
decoration a chance 70 set dinner before
marching.