The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-28

Repub1aenn and YcYulsse ccundffeee Ok
P1ereD eouusy had heen heAsed- and faas
<hers Woutd - M fronb4c besween ths
ysvx1 rmStzaA According 20 the a<ree Denls
che Popu3fst parHde - 10 move ~ - ~
% - clear OF the streeks 81 80 Q csoc.:
WREN tse Republican Demonstration w.si
begin In this way there viii be no cccA-
sson for = collision. and The Two parties
car eonduc< the parades n perfect mar
u.ony.
Tbs Seattle oelexxsson VIII be headed
by Col E. r. Ed*en. grand marsnai ara
WIN - transported 10 Tacoma % boat
ana raH One thousand Will 20 BY the
city Of Kingston. another large deiega-
tion BY the Flyer. and srilE another large
crowd viii leave this city by train. and
VIII ary5yc at Tacoma about the same
tins the boats reach the dock
Subcommittee on Ehe Tacoma cesebra-,
ton have been appointed ar follows.
Transportation--e. G. Yerkes. Col 8. w.
8cott. Byron Pheip1.
Mu1Ic--A- r. Ambrose. John r. Miller,
Thomas w Gordon.
Torches and transpaTencies-H- A.
Frederick, J. r. Taylor.
Adterffzinx-james d. Hoge, r.. II. A.
Chadwick. W. II. Parry
Finance-E n Carr. James II. Wool
cry.
To Grand Marshal Easen il given the
ably announces the appointments today or
tomorrow:
Tacoma. Oct z--Special.-prepar
Tor the monster Republican deFnonstr zion
Tor Mckinney sound money and prosec-
ton are progressing spieHdidly. Tonight
the executive committee OF the Young
Meas Mckinley Club met In their quar-
tiers at Eiesenth and Railroad streets and
ADOPTED plans which viii result In bring
fEg out the full strength of the club. over
2.1s0 Each ward and precinct was repre-
nEnfcd at the meeting. President f. s.
Hamilton presiding. Each OF the precinct
committeeman WAS instructed TO make
personal canvass Of the party workers in
their prsciaets go as to bring out as
many as possible. Each precinct Will have
q separate organization In the Inc OF
march. commanded by the precinct COM
uisteeman. The precinct companies viii
be formed into regiments. 1T the head OF
which Will be the ward committeeman
Tho latter will be mounted. and the pre-
cinct committeeman or company captains
viii march on foot. carrying torches and
wearing yellow sash. 50 as 10 distinguish
them from the other psraders.
The Business Mems Sound Money Ciuo
Is az deeply interested In the parade as
the Young Mems Mckinley Club. The
business men to fhe number OF 30 VIII
Doofsffle Club viii contribute 500 20 the
line. and the Union Veterans Patriotic
League 600 more at the very least. Add 10
this go members OF the Railroad En-
pIoyex Sound Money Club. delegations
from the lumber nils of the city. Nv from
Olympia, 90 from Puy aliup, 30 from Ever
cit and 90 more from the smaller towns
OF Pierce county. including Carbonate and
wiskeson. and FAINT idea OF the immense
character OF the demonstration can be OBJ
tanned.
The biggest OF the delegations from out
side Of the city VIII OF course come from
Seattle. which. added 20 those already
enumerated. Will make the marching
threng number fully 1900. The Populists
Will not possibly muster over 200 TO 2,5oo.
and OF course theirs will pe tame affair
in comparison with the big Republican
turnout.
This afternoon the executive committee
In charge of the parade met and chose
Gen. James II. Ashton as grand Fnarshai.
Gen. Ashton will have a consultation with
the different committees tomorrow morn
ing 10 complete the details of the greatest
parade In the history of the Northwest
The visitors from Seattle are expected
10 arrive by steamers and Northern Pa
cific trains by o'clock. The trains will
stop al the wharf where the steamers viii
land. Committees from the Tacoma or
ganixa;lons will meet the visitors al the
wharf and escort them 10 the corner or
Seventh street and Pacific avenue. where
they will Join the line which has already
formed on A street, With the right resting
on Seventh. The grand marshal ana ais
aides viii lead the column to PACING as-
enue. where the visiting delegations will
be assigned their places In the iine
The parade viii move north on facinc
avenue with the local companies In the
a. -S.+
will obey the command of open order,
march, and the local paraders viii come
TO parade rest on either side OF the av-
enue as The visitors march through In
the regular order When they have all
PASSED In review the tines will be closed.
and the parade will move on to Ninth
street, where IL viii dishand.
This regular order OF march, with tho
places assigned 10 the visiting organiza-
tons. will be published In the Post-In-
teiiigercer as soon as II has been fixed by
Grand Marshal Ashton.
The women's Mckinley ana Sound
Money Club Is preparing TO receive and
entertain the women from Seattle. Car
fIaacs viii be provided for the women 3
organizations. The Tacoma women Will
prepare a lunch for the visitors, to be
ssrved after the parade.
While thousands arc going 20 Tacoma,
ths city of Snokestncks WIFI not be for
gotten fer the attention shown Seattle a
week ago. On all sides expressions OF ut
anost good will are head toward the
sound money men of that place. and COM
plireuts arc fairly showered ON the Sulis-
van flamheau Club and the Smokestack
band. and Seattle win not only furnish
the speakers for tho two large meetings
60 be held Thursday night. hat viii send
substantial delegation to help along ths
at.xa. 80. IT,
Oh Everett celebration has secured n 20.
| cent Tound-t.tp rate to Everett the boa,
| To leave this city at SO IN the after.
| noon aud remain at Everett until aftc,
| the demonstration. Persons intending r.
| take advantage OF this rate should motif,
either the county central committee OF
The subcommittee. consisting OF pr
/ y. Mitten. y. IL Latimer and ". p
/ Boone.
Great preparations are being made n,
/ Everett for the occasion. Two senar.s.
| meetings alli he held ore in Harris anavs
house - he addressed BY Hon. Tho,na.
| Burke and the other in the Central opera
house by Hon- f. g Hughes. A big tereh.
| ltgAt parade. IN which delegations fro,v
! Snehomssa viii take part. las been ar
! ranged. and The rally. wsasch will show
| caneaesisely the strength OF the two nar.
| ties. viii be the largest ever held in Sno
I homgsa county.
taa Monday nlEht Everett Mill return ~,
| compliment by going so Saohoulsa for IN,
| closing rally Of the campaign. where Their.
| VIII be terehHzht procession ami a iarx,
| rally. 20 be addressed by 5. III. Piles. o
| THIS city.
4 Notwithstanding the absence OF sasa O.
more voters from this city on Saturda,
! night. there wii. be \ large crowd cut =
| the Asgnarv - hear the speeches OF Sen
| ster Wilson asA W r. Cav. Both ar,
well esaspeea for argument on the none,
I