The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-06
BIG M'KINLEY RALLY.
Arranged for Saturday Night
at the Armory.
ANDREW r. eunLElcH TO SPEAK.


The frst gun OF the Republican nat:ona,
campaign, viii De dred Saturday night
q, Arusory hal. the occasion being a mag
r.acsnt tribute 70 me nominees OF the s.
Louis convention. that shall 90 down n
the history Of politics % Western Wash
szy.on as one OF the splendid events that
mark the popular approval of the people
OF the Northwest Of ras Republican ma
tienal conventions choice OF Mckinley
and Hobart 20 carry the banner OF Sue-
cess up TO the walls % opposition. 10
scale the ramparts OF prejudice. and *
the standard Of protection and prosperity
where IL may wave for years 10 come
over happy and reunited people.
What has usually been termed A gun in
politics Will De fusilads from a battery
OF orators who have given the great ques-
tons al issue in the present campaign the
deepest thought and most profound study.
These questions viii be presented logic
ally and clearly. and the advantages or a
loyal adherence 10 the great principles OF
Republics niszn viii be 50 aptly illustrated
and set out that any waveriag as 10 duty
must give way before the exposition OF
that gpandest party's tenets.
Some OF the Republican party's best ex-
ponents. not only in this city, but In the
state. VIII be present. among whom are
Andrew F. Burieigh. of Seattle; Frank
Cushman. of Tacoma. and Harry Fair
child, OF New whatcoui-
The Vice Presidents.
The meeting will be presided over by
Robert Moran. and he Will be assisted by
a list of vice presidents. among whom are
the best known business and professional
men OF this city. The complete list OF
vice presidents Is as follows:
Hon. l. B. Andrews, George B. Adair.
Hon. A. A. Denny. Harold Preston. K.
a. fat
Harlan. Charles e. Crane, w. p. Boyd.
W. F. Dingley. c. L. Webb. A. F. Hass.
J. s. Goldsmith Charles Frye. <. p. Trem-
per. J. j. McCilvra. Mai. w v. Rin@harf
Hon. c. H. Hanford. Alexander Anderson,
". A. Hardy. Ed Seaberg. NJ. McDougal.
Andrew Heinrich. Dexter Horror ~ G.
Henry. c. ID. Stimson. ]. NJ. Frink DIR.
Chapman, Capt. John Taylor. <. Berrum.
M. Earles, David McEay. W. III. WELDON,
w. E. Mckee. E Lobe. j. C. Redward.
George leighton. r. Sartori. J. II. Wool
cry, Judge Foote II. Story. Edward Pow
ers. Hon. Frank p. Lewis, l. 3. Stedman.
]. u. Gardner, Charles Louch. DR.. r. NJ.
Eames, Columbus T. Tyler. A. e. McCul-
sky j. Fl. Calvert. Col. c. VI. Sheafe, Nor
rls McMichen. James ID. Hoge, jr-, III. r.
cayfon. III. A. Chadwick. c. A. Hughes,
It. II. Dempsey, Judge j. E Risedorph,
p Weinhagen, Col. Jack Egan. Joseph
Shipper. John T. Mitchell. Capt. Schrack.
Harry X. Struve. Frederick A. Wing. c.
F. Schoblad and julius Sunde.
From Outside Towns.
Circulars have been sent out by the COM
mittee OF the Mckinley Club. under whose
auspices the rally will be held. to Newcas-
tie, Ballard. Kirkland. Franklin, Des
Moines. Vashon. Gilman, Auburn. Wood
inviile, Houghton. Yesler. Snoqualmie.
Black Diamond. Falls City. Tolt. Red
mond. North Bend. Fremont. Kent. CO.
lambia. West Seattle. South Seattle. Both
ell and Renton. and replies have been re-
ceived that delegations will be here from
all of the places named.
Work or the Committee.
The members of the committee who
have arranged the details for the rally are
Messrs. A. T. Ambrose, II. X. Struye, W.
H. Harrison, W. r. Gay, Frederick A.
Wing Daniel Jones and John r. Miller.
Nothing has been left undone 70 make the
affair success. and besides the inteilec-
tuai treat the First Regiment band has
been engaged, and Miss Oracle E. Koch
will sing several selections. In the latter
feature the committee feels that IL has
been particularly fortunate in prevailing
upon the talented singer TO appear Spe-
eial arrangements have been made for la
dies. and the gentler sex is Invited 10 be
present and participate in making the az
fair conspicuous by their presence. The
meeting will commence at o'clock, and
the capacity OF the building is expected TO
be taxed TO its limit.