The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-13
A TRUCE DECLARED.
Democratic Bruises Succumb 10
Time and Raw Beef.
Harmony Broods Over the Late Warning Fac
tions-Reoeption to Be Given James,
" Coleman by Iroquois.

meeting Of the Democratic County Commit.
tee was held last night, and in the absence Of
Chairman Topper the body was called TO order
by Vice-Chairman James Henley. Mr. Popper
came in late, however, and took the chair.
In addition 10 the members OF the committee
present, there was goodly attendance of the
faithful, and there was a lingering suggestion of
the black eyes and battered noses that had
adorned the lobby at The previous meeting.
Time and an energetic application OF raw beef
mad done much to remove the marks OF battle,
and the whle-winged angel of peace lowered
calmly over the erstwhlle warning factions.
The report OF the committee appointed TO hold
an election In the Eighth Precinct OF. the Forty
eighth District was heard. Mr. holland, by per
mission OF the committee, took the floor TO pro-
test on the ground that the election had not been
held In legal manner. He claimed that he had
been beaten by but TWO votes, aud alleged that
the ballots had not been compared with the
tally-sheet. He proceeded to review the former
trouble in that precinct and was promptly called
TO order.
THE PEACEMAKER.
The members of the committee were heard In
turn, and denied that there had been any in
fringement OF party rules in the manner OF count
ing the ballots. These they offered to produce
but on motion OF Committeeman Christopher A
Buckley the report OF the committee was
adopted. MIR. Buckley then moved further that
Wednesday night preparatory to electing perma.
nent officers In the regular way. This was
adopted.
a complaint having been made by number OF
residents OF the Twelfth Precinct OF the Forty
second District TO the effect tina they had been
prevented from enrolling owing 10 the lack of
accommodations at Inc original enrolling place.
II was decided, on motion of Christopher A.
Buckley, 10 open a new roll at FaTrePs Hall to-
night.
STATE OF SIEGE.
Mr. NcT, q a FIR pra
Forty eghth District, laid before the committee
a complaint, 10 which II was alleged that the In
structions OF the County Committee to the Enroll
lng Committee TO allow the opposition to inspect
the roll had been dlsobeyed. lie stated that the
committee had taken the roll to the house OF one
OF their faction and had sent word TO the opposl-
tlon TO come for IL IL they wanted IL.
II tell you," he said THAT 1t wouldn't be safe
man 10 go. There is war out in that Deighbor-
hood, aud you don't realize how bitter IL Isl
Committeeman G. A. Buckley went TO the res
cue with a motion instructing the Secretary to
compare the original role with the copy prepared
Tor the opposition 10 the presence OF member Of
that faction. This was carried of course.
DISTRICT ORGANIZATION.
James Long offered the following resolution:
Resolved That the Executive Committee of the
ganization meet Wednesday, May II, 1890 at g
o'clock In the evening, and permanently organize by
the election of such officers authorized includ ing
five members of County Committee from each OF
such Assembly districts, and be 1t further
Resolved, That the Executive Committee OF such
Assembly districts Immediately after organizing am
electing officers transmit to the Secretary OF the
Democratic County Committee list of said officers
and committeeman, such report to be made prior to
May 81, 1890.
This was adopted unanimously.
There being no further business the committee
adjourned.
Coleman's Welcome Home.
When James V. Coleman arrives this evening
from his European trip he Will hnd the members
of he Iroquois Club and a brass band on hand
TO meet him. There Will also be an array Of
smoking torches and a clamorous cannon TO
boom welcome to the Grand Sachem. He will
fanderan a a LII nj n 81 he q