The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-07-30
CALIFORNIA POLITICS.
The Kaiioch workingmen Indorse
Hancock and English.
San Pr.ncl.eo chronIcle guIy IS.

. San Francisco Chronicle July IL.
The w. p. G. held ratification meeting
last night at Union Hall. J. H. Grady
called the meeting to order and announced
irs object in few Introductory remarks.
F. Nounuan was elected Chairman, w.
r. Garagan, Secretary, and e J. smith
and J. ID. Condor, Assistant Secretaries.
long list Of V,ce-Presidents was then
read, after ~hich 1. S. Kalloch was intro
duced. During his speech he seized the
opportunity To relate an anecdote Of The
convert, who, on relating his "experience"
in church. was called upon by one of the
colored brethren to speak .1ouder," and
replied, 'You - old black -- -
can you bear that2" [Kalloch spoke the
Words At the conclusion of Kslloch's
address the Chairman appointed a commit
teei 10 ''pass The hat for the " posa
Of fralslug funds to defray expenses. Judge
David 8. Terry then delivered an address
on the political issues Of the day. The
following resolutions wore adopted, after
which the meeting adjourned:
WHEREAS. The State Convention Of the
Working mems Party Of California have
placed in nomination for the President Of
the United States General Winfield s.
Hancock of Pennsylvania, and for Vice
President William II. English Of Indiana;
and whereas, these candidates are identi-
lied with and represent the best interests
Of the country at large; and whereas, the
Working mems Party Of California aim to
subserve by It's sulfrages the general good
Of the Republic, aud secure economy, hon.
esty and justice in the administration OF
the national Government; and whereas IN
the great talents, the ripe experience and
fidelity to all those qualities, which mark
the leadership of wise and incurruptible
statesmen, We recognize the eminent tit-
ness Of our candidates Tor the high respon.
sibilities Of the Presidency and Vice-Pres-
Idency Of the United States; and whereas
our distinguished nominees hays assured
the country that, in the event OF their elec-
tiun, the curse of the Chinese immigra-
tion shall no more be permitted to blast
The proud civilization of this continent, but
that it must cease, and the American peo-
pie be thereupon released from the mani
fold aud multiplying evils hitherto flowing
from that most dangerous source Of politi-
cal, social aud industrial degradation, there
fore, be IL
Resolped. That the w. p. G. of San
Francisco IN mass meeting assembled,
hereby heartily ratifv the nominations Of
the w. p. q. State Convention, and we
soIemnly pledge their most active. untiring
aud united efforts in favor Of the candi-
dates OF our party.
Resolotd. That In the election OF Gener-
al W. 8. Hancock and w. II. English the
workingmen Of the United States will rec
oepize the inau uration Of an era In our
government In which must conduce TO the
arrival Of industry, the promotion of com
mercial vigor, and the common prosperity
OF the masses everywhere throughout the
Union.
Resoloed. That, like our patriotic stand
ard-uearer, the Workingmen's Party OF
| California kaow no north, no south, NO
east, no west, but. laboring for all sentions
alike and for the general good Of all the
people, will cast it's vote for Hancock and
| Euglish, Confident that their success will
inure U the prosperity, the grandeur and
the permanent glory Of the Republic.