The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-27
CLUE MEETINGS.
General Endorsement of the Republican
Staie TiCkei.

State Ticket.
Republican Club of the Fortieth
Assembly District met last evening in
Teutouia Hall. The Republican State
ticket, headed by II. II. Markham, was in
dorsed amid cheers. A committee consist
ing of Thomas F. Graham, Thomas Croke,
c. Douglas, w. J. Holland Jr. and j.
Hines were appointed to recommend the
names Of three Republicans from each of
the new precincts in. the club district for
the organization OF precinct Clubs and to re-
port at a meeting to be held on September
4th. County Committeeman Mulian recon-
mended that this be done. Remarks were
made by the delegates to the State Con-
yention, n. S. Writ and others. The EX-
ecutive Committee were urged to meet and
arrange for a ratification meeting. The
meeting adjourned with cheers for Mark
ham and the Republican ticket.
A crowded ana very enthusiastic meeting
of Republican Club 2 of the Forty
fourth Assembly District was held last
Resolutions indorsing Colonel Ii. Ii. Mark
ham and the entire Republican State ticket
were adOrted.
Tie meeting was then addressed by Pro-
fessor Anderson, candidate for Superiu-
teIdent Of Public Instruction; j. S. Swan,
Republican candidate for Board OF Equaliza-
tion, also spoke. Messrs. Wal.heimer of
Brooklyn, \. T., Carroll Cook and Mr.. Van
Shaick followed in interesting and animat-
ing speeches. The large meeting then ad-
journed, with cheers and much enthusiasm
for the whole Republican ticket.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Forty-second Assembly District Democratic
Club was held last evening in Glide Hall,
17GS Fillmore street, j. b. Mcintyre Presi-
dent, L. b. McGinnis Secretary. Ex-Judge
Ferral acted as orator of the evening. The
delegates of the district reported their good
y.,t fota CnnypD M hold m San
Jose, after which the club returned con-
gratulations and hearty Endorsement of the
Democratic nominees.
The old veterans of the Irish-American
Republican Club met last night at 434 Pine
street. j. Mclaughlin acted as temporary
Chairman and w. ID. Dick as temporary
Secretary. Resolutions were offered by J.
III. Tucker in6orSing Arthur McGurren for
Supervisor of the Tenth Ward, and whole
State ticket speeches were made by John
L. Lumsden, X. Z. Hooper, James Gilleran
and others. The meeting adjourned with
three rousing cheers for the whole ticket.
A meeting Of the Second Ward Rppubli-
can Club was held at their headquarters
last night. A Committee ON RatIfcation
was appointed as follows: ii. B. johnson,
c. l.. Dali and Z. Connors.
The employees of the various street rail
ways of this city met at Academy Hall on
Mission street last night and formed Re-
publican club. A great deal of enthusiasm
was manifested, and the club heartily IN
dorsed the proceedings of the Republican
State Convention.
The club was composed of representa-
tives from over two-thirds OF the railroads.
Over 125 members signed the roll, with the
prospect of as many more. After electing
officers and appointing temporary commit
tees the meeting adjourned to assemble
again Thursday night, September 4th, at
the same hall.
There was largo and enthusiastic meet
ing of the Twenty-fourth Senatorial Dis
trict Club last evening. at their hall, 1868
Mission street. Vice President w. j. Park
occupied the chair. The ticket as nomi-
mated by the convention at Sacramento was
heartily indorsed; also, the actions of the
delegates comprising the Fourth Congress
sional District in nominating the Hon.
w. w. Morrow for Congress, j. Nj. Lltch-
field for Railroad Commissioner. aud JaDez
Swan for State Board of Equalization.
Speeches eulogistic of the platform ana
candidates were delivered by E. B. Griffith,
W. j. Hudson, 4. IL. Barclay. ID. McDevitt,
S. McCredie, Z. Benjamin and several
others, after which the meeting adjourned
with three hearty cheers for the success Of
the Republican ticket.