The morning call., 1890-08-26
REGULAR REPUBLICANS.
The Sub Committee Formuiates q Pl


The Sub Committee Formuiates q Plan
to Elect Delegates.
The Executive Committee of the Regular
Republican County Committee met last
night in their rooms at the corner of Stock
ton and Ellis streets, with NJ. j. Dunn in
the chair. There was a good attendance,
the hall being filled.
The subcommittee appointed to formu-
late plan for the selection of delegates to
the coming local conventions made the fol-
lowing report:
Your committee appointed to formulate ard
present TO this body plan for the selection OF
delegates 10 the coming legislative, judicial aud
municipal conventions reports as follows:
Realizing its Importance we have given the
subject much thought and careful attention,
With united party and concerted action sue
cess Will be assured. The members OF the party
and independent citizens look 10 the Republican
party for clean, representative ticket-tbat is.
one that is free from the taints OF "bossism''
and political clcanery. We are DESTROYS OF con-
trlbuting all the assistance in our power In the
future as we have in the past to the attainment
of this end. The State Convention which recent.
ly concluded its labcrs at sacramento did It's
work well. IN our staDdard-bea Colonel ii.
II. Markham, we have The embodlmeDt Of integ-
riiy, problty, ability and popularity. In him we
have leader worthy of our support and conf
dence, aud under his leadership we will be sue
cessful.
In view OF the potent influence which this or.
ganiZaton exerted In The affairs OF the Repub
can party in tie first primary election by pro-
noting harmony and good feeling, we can see no
reason why, II the same care Is exercised and
the members Of this body manifest The same in
terest in the future as they have in the past that
equally good results cannot be obtained by
curing the active assistance and counsel OF lead
ing Republicans In the several precincts OF this
city and county. By so doing, representative
class of good and reputable citizens can be
secured TO serve as delegates TO compose tho
several conventions 10 whom VIII be delegated
the power TO nominate legislative, judicial ana
officers We rppOpniZa that SuCl
suit was and can now only be attained by re.
ferring the matter OF the selection OF delegates
to the members of the party resident In the sew
eral Assembly districts, and thereby eliminate
all faint of "bOssism," which is so repugnanI to
the rank and file of the Republican party. We
are convinced that IL this course is followed the
Republican party will present to the citizens of
san Francisco ticket which Will be acceptable
10 all classes and be lrumphanty elected. We
therefore. in coDsonance with the foregoing, beg
leave 10 submit the following plan and recon-
mend its adoption:
dred members be appointed by the Chair at the
next meeting. said committee TO DO apportloned
as follows viz: Five members. from each
Assembly district. The duties of this commit
tee Will he 10 confer With Tie several precinct
organizations OF this body and leading Republic
cans at the several districts with view OF
selecting names to be voted for at the primary
election to be called for the election OF dele
gates 10 the legislative, judicial and municipal
conventions.
Second-It shall be the duty OF said commit
tees from the several districts, Immediately
after their appointment, TO organize by selecting
one of their number for Chairman and one for
Secretary, and TO report their names forthwith 10
the Secretary of this committee
1hird-It shall also be their duty to report to
the Secretary OF this committee from time to
time the result of their abOrs, so that when the
names TO constitute The tickets are agreed upon
and the tickets In all OF the districts are COM
pleted the Secretary may report at a meeting of
this body, to be held prior to The day set for
holding the primary election, the names that
constitute the tickets in the various districts In
this way unity and concerted action may be
exercised by all good citizens In securing the
election OF the said tickets.
The report of the committee was adopted
without debate and by unanimous vote.
A letter was received from w. ii. III. Hart,
candidate for Attorney General, regretting
his inability to be present.