The San Francisco call., 1898-01-10

are to-day arranging to avoid street collisions or any kind of trouble, if pos sible, at that time. The mass-meeting will not be called to order by Chair man George r. Mash of the State Re publican Committee till 8 D. m., and those in charge of the inauguration of Governor Bushnell will seek to have the inauguration exercises over be- fore the clubs begin the march to the Auditorium for the mass-meeting.
 The railroads dave arranged to run the excursion trains for those attending the inauguration early in the morning. and for those coming to the mass-meet- ing later in the day. The Hanna men are seeking to have as many here as possible in the afternoon, and the .oppo- sition is equally energetic in rallying all they can in the different counties for the morning demonstration. The militia and other organizations are ar irving tonight to take part in the in- auguration. In the morning parade there will be a marked absence of Re- publican clubs. All the police of the city and many detectives will be on hand for both occasions. There have, in addition to the regular number, been over 100 sergeants-at-arms appointed for the mass-convention in the after noon, with ex-Chief of Police Alexis Keeler as chief sergeant at-arms.
 Chairman Nash will state the object of the mass s-convention-that 1t was called on the requests of county Re- publican committees, etc.-and then he will introduce as chairman of the con- vention Congressman Walter Weaver of Springfield, who was spokesman last week of the Republican deIegation that came from Bushnelrs home to call on the Governor and protest against the course of his Excellency in this Senatorial contest. A. c. Caine and John R. Malloy, the Republican caucus candidates respectively for clerks of the Senate and the House, will be the secretaries. All the Republican caucus nominees. who were defeated by the ten Republican members voting with the Democrats on the organization of the Legislature, are included in the list of sergeants-at-arms.
 While the resolutions that will be presented at the mass-convention to- morrow will not differ materially from those heretofore adopted in the coun- ties. 1t is intimated that there will be one appealing to Senator Foraker, as the senior Senator from Ohio, to de- clare himself. There is no doubt about the tone of the resolutions on Governor Bushnell and the bolting Republican members. and in them demanding the resignation of Charles l.. Kurtz as the Ohio member of the Republican Ma tional Committee, but there are differ ences of opinion among the Republican
 Since the epidemic oflocalindignation meetings and the crusade for a gener- al gathering here tomorrow, some of the managers of the opposition say two mistakes have been made on their side.
 The first alleged mistake was in ex- posing their strength in organizing the Legislature and the second in allow ing it to adjourn from Wednesday un- til Monday, so that such members as Manuel of Montgomery and Griffith of Union could go home and meet their constituents. It was thought the or ganization of the Legislature was a set tied thing, but it Is cited that since Mason has been made Speaker, he is calling on Senator Hanna, and since Griffith has been sworn in as Speaker pro tenn. he has come out publicly for Hanna. Representative Joyce of Guernsey, who voted with ''the com. ,bine" in organization, has announced positively that he will support Hanna. His opposition was solely against Box we'll for Speaker. Meantime. Jones of
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