The morning call., 1892-11-04
THE NON-PARTISAN WAVE.
It Rolls Wider and Farther
Every Day.
A GREAT TIDE OF REFORM.
Grand Rallies FOR Ebert ana the Carddatts
and Platform of the Non
Partisan Party.

Give EIIert and the NOn-Partisan move
,,ient another ten days OF education and
the result at the polls wouId be welI-niEh
unanimous
,-aiuins in volume day by day; every hour
adds t % the strength OF the cause
It's sweeping all before it. Nothing can
withstand ii. There is victory ia the very
mir and everyu here there are grand rallies
and mass-meetings being held to ratify the
movement.
AtIt},is shows that the moral element Of
she city is aII-powerfuI and can. when
stirred TO it. speak Out and act "for the
city and the peOple e."
Tie Western Addition, in the vicinity OF
Gesry and Steiner streets, was blaze Of
light aud the scene OF q grand uprising Of
tie people last night.
Il was the deathknell of bossism in the
Fortieth Assembly District that sounded
when uproarious cheers for ii. d. Scott
and the entire Non Partisan ticket were
sent forth by Republicans and Democrats
alike as the next Sheriff entered the doors
of Hamilton Hall, at the corner OF Steiner
and Gesry streets.
MI Scott came quite late. having had TO
speak at several other N0n-Partisan meet
ings in various parts Of the city. But bis
arrival was in the nature Of triumphal
progress. and scores Of men rushed up to
shake him by the hand.
Chairman J. Blaekman called the meeting
TO order at o'clock, and introduced to the
audience J. J. Moran. Max Brooks. F, A.
HYDE and Cord II. Wetien as candidates
few words and was well received. +. G..
Drury spoke by proxy for Mr.. Scott who
Was not then present and who could hardly
be expected to speak when be did arrive,
seeing that-as Mr.. DruTy exDlained-Mr.
Scott has set the pace Tor the bosses and is
suffering from the ordeal.
T. l. Thomas, the candidate for the As
sembly from the district, made very
effective speech. He spoke of having voted
for Abraham Lincoln and Of being a life
long Republican, buI said he, " II De Dung
is 10 be the choice Of The party caucus, /
shall have 10 break my allegiance TO the
party" (Appiause)
Mr Thomas produced a number Of recent
editorial clippings from the Chronicle, and
proceeded 10 comment on them, amid roarS
Of aughteT. a vote Tor Nom Partisan
candidate is a vote for free trade" what
We need" said Mt. Thomas, lis protection
from Kelly aud Crimmins." "A Republican
who fails to vote fOT a Republican Assem-
blyman elects Democrat for United States
Senatori'
Why" said MI Thomas, ''dId not De
Young think Of that when he fought a. A.
these cries in the Chronicle and the
Post are 10 scare the country; these buga-
b0os and appeals 10 Republicans to vote for
the Kelly and Crimmius Assemblymen or
see the party ruined are all bosh, ike NEST
Of their arguments against the NOn-Partl-
sans IN this camDajg1."
The speaker was loudly applauded and
then A. p. Van Duzer came forward with
the explanation that he had 10 talk out time
TIL Mr.. Scott and bis friends arrived.
Inc attorney began IN JOyIal strain aud
teld number OF side-splitting yarns that
put the audience on the best terms with the
speaker and With themselves. Then he be-
came sarcastic as he spoke of Easton 5
boast in a speech bafnre the Bear Club Of a
man having changed his residence from
Boston expressly TO vote for him.
This ls the first case l know Of" said
Van DuZer, amid loud laughter, "of man
who is going TO vote for EastOn III BET
dollars 10 dOughnuts that he'll change his
Eh EiG y Tue 'a'' moment ana S0's i'l
Next the attorney proceeded to pillory
the participants ia the Sixteenih-street ex
tension job which proposed to make street:
over crags that a goat could scarcely scale
simply to put money into the pockets of the
bosses and bituminOus-Tock contractors
the modern system OF improvement" as
Mr.. EastOn would call il.
Then he paid his respects TO the Kelly
Crimmlns legislative TICKET. II have
always observed" said Mr. Van DuZer,
with sly smile, that the Legislature bears
the same relation to the penitentiary that
the Sundsy-schOoi does 70 tie church.
LLaughter.l / ran for the Legislature once
myself, and one OF the men who ran in the
same year has just got out after doing
time. A voice. Dick Creighton."l l be-
lieve there is a graduate of the House Of
Correction running for the Legislature
now"
The speaker then referred to the ignor
ance of many OF Nike de Young's legisia
tive puppets. There's Bert Mshoney," h,
said. why. he wouldn't know an act o.
the Legislature from jackass rabbit, bu
they want to send him to Sacramento"
Joe Windr0w escaped with 1ghte
fagellatioD, but others were less fortunate
THE Chronicle says, Save the country
How are We going 10 do that by voting 70
Jack Hayes and Jack Martin. the Bella
Union barkeeper?
Taking up a list Of the KeIIy-Crimmin.
extravagances in the departments thu
speaker instanced charge in the Fire De
partment OF S527 Tor horse medicine" and
Sll53 for groceries, matches and soap
Now, let US see.' he said, 'let US allow
500 for the groceries, LIQUID and otherwise
We could afford that expenditure for soar
If it would clean the Bosses"
The suffers got their turn at the conelu
sion. After speaking of the duty of patri
otie citizens to give the whole of next Tues
day, II needed, TO securing a fair election
by active cooperation with honest men
who are going to get q square count if thel
can, Dir. Van DuZer said suddenly and YER
impressively:
1--WE are going TO have square deal dowI
at our end Of the Mission at all events II
suffer is caught in the act there will be d
thought Of handing him over TO police
man. That means John Lord Love gettin
up In the middle OF the night and releasing
the villain Oh straw bail.
NO chances Of that kind will be taken
Ii stuffer is caught. il will be ropep'
The audience cheered the speaker en-
Enthusiastically.
J. +. Rogers, a veteran Democrat de
nounced bosslsm in his own party quite a
caustlcally as the previous speaker had re
ferred to the reign Of tyranny and spoIia
tion under Kelly and Crimmins
n. Ii. Scott, w. a. Beatty and other Non
Partisan candidates arrived at this time
and the proceedings had TO be suspende
until the cheers had subsidized.
There was an Rll-round hand-shakin
and congratulatlon as the meeting dis
persed with three cheers and a tiger 70
II. II. Scott and the Non Partisan ticket.
IN THE LATIN QUARTER.