The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-15
Hon. C. 4. Towne. of Minnesota,
viii Speak Tonight.
ADDRESS TO BE IN ARmORyHAlL
He VIII Arrive This Morning ON the
Flyer aad he Escorted tn His Ho-
tel by u Committee of Prominent
silver Repubifcans-.isi Re-
cefy~d Tails Afternoon - His
Last Appointment in the state.

Hon. Charles a Towgre. Q. Duluth.
Mlnn who formerly represented the
six;h d.ssric; Of that state in The house
OF repre~ea taeves. VITA deliver an adj
dress ton SIT al Armary hail on Iii
Metallisn.T On this AID Kindred topics
Mr.. Towne Is generally regarded by his
free silver associates as cue Of the ablest
speakers in he country.
Nj Towne was nominated and elected
TO congress IL I>ss as ass:raight Rsaub-
lear When. as has already been stated
IN the Posi-Tnieliigc ncer. he bcited the
81 Louis convention N 1875. along with
Senators Cannon. Fcttg grew. Mantle and
Others, he was nominated by the rew ST.
yer party f.sr another term in congress
and was lntlorsed by the Democrats and
populizts judge Page Morris, OF Duluth.
was persuaded 10 resign his position on
the bench and take the Republican nom
ina,icn for congress He made the race
against Towne and beat him by decisive
majority, despite the alliance Of the fusion
elements.
MI William RlckeI. who was formerly
a member % the Republican state central
committee Of Minnesota. but who : now
member Cf the Connelgs- B.cSel F.nan-
ciai Company. Of this city. entaFtaius live
~ recollerFtoas Of those stirring days ard
Of Judge Mcrr-s' notable victory over Mr..
TowGe
All ARRANGEMENTS have been c0mplrted
for according Mr.. ToWne a hearty well
come 10 Seattle He VII ~ the special
guest os the Silver Republicans OF the
city. He viii arrive this morning at HIS
o'clock on the Flyer. and VIII go az once
In the Hotel Northern. II is expected
that he will receive many visitors during
arranged fer formal reception.
Al the meeting ton,gh. A j. Plethen
Will act as chairman, and VIII introduce
the speaker. The following gentlemen
have been requested 0 occupy seats On the
rcstrdm as vice presidents:
DR.. q. V. Calhoun. Richard Winsor. MIL
!arn n. Waite. Judge orange Jacobs. judge
W. H Moore. Judge5E. Il Benson, Or II
l.. Merkle. Prosecuting Attorney j. +. Nc
Elroy. +. -. Mclaughlin. judge G 9;
Austin, Lyman Wood, /, {. Gilman. Joan
wallace c. = Damn w. A. Steel. George
Holloway. Harry Drecs. John Condor.
Homer NJ. Hill William J caldwell. w.
II Middleton. Frank Pierce, Swan Lewis,
Hart. Fred Rice R0wfll II g. Martin. s.
=. Calderhasd. cK-Mayor ]. T. Ronald.
Frank Griffith john i. Fay. T., r. Har,.
Can't, David Gilmore. Councilman Thomas
Nayin, r +. Randolph. y L. Palmer. Rev.
clark Davis. fohn Y Terry ". G. Kutjer.
Councilman William McArdle +. 4 NJ
Donald :. II. SHIRLEY. John IIEh. J0nn
II Allen Dr William chairman F.. ".
Way Alfred Battle. Or j Eugene Jordan,
+. =. Cheasiy.- J.. \ Bunce I. x. Ncisz.
Daniel kelleher Judge 4. y. bQgue. ROB
ar; Bridges. ] ". Goodwin. C. * Jep-
ner Howard waltz Dr- y. r. VI. Miller.
col George Il. Lyon r. f. Blaine. u. :.
Harris John Sehram Co1nty Auditor +.
n EVeuson James Quilter. 9. d Emery,
Cie0cge King L. Cohen. Pref. james y.
Smith Dr. ". \ shannon. Dr. Yaufeij
Dr. Ramse% " : Futon & s Shank
W f. Root II II kulies \ J. Goddard.
John r BLACK barn \ JeffrieS. ! Hatnin-
\ CAiiherg =. Kinney
This viii ~ Mr.. Towne's last appoint
ment in The state. He spoke on SaturdaT
night al olympia and last night ~ Taco
ma. liz Ia accompanied hy his wife and
his sister, After Guiug his appointment
hare he viii return home by Way OF the Ca
madam p8ciIIc