The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
A PLAN OF CAMPAIGN.
Eeporr OF the Democratic Executive Coz

Eeport Of the Democratic Executive Conn
mittee.
The Democratic County Committee met
~ Metropolitan Temple last night Vice
President L. J. OBrien presided over full
messing.
Chairman A. II. Spots of the Exclusive
Committee submitted the report of that
Ik5tya At a meeting of the County Com
mUeB December 28. 1891, it was decided to
TITO some action against the reorg anization
4a9nan which has withdrawn from the fold
sud opened up political Office on Suffer
81a12s and made preparations to manage
fhe political campaign of 1892 In pursu-
1nre OF resolution presented at that meet
ing the Executive Committee went to work.
The report which Is voluminous pam
pDiet OF fourteen pages, refers ia the open
Ing chapters to the conduct Of the Suffer-
street organization. the action of the
County Committee in taking up the fight,
and then goes on TO compare the methods of
the recognized party with that of Tam
many Hall of New York. Their plan is
Identical almost with that OF the Tammany
posses ana not at all In conformity wit,the
campaign ideas OF the County Committee.
That portion OF the report which refers to
the plan OF campaign and amendment to
the constitution Is as follows:
First-Wben the date Of holding the State
Convention is fixed, a day be named at which an
open primary shall he held during the DAYTIME
under the Porter primary law, and 10 Conform
ty with the Australian or new ballot-reform law,
ena at sucD election 10 April, 1892. our quota Of
delegates 10 the State Convention be elected by
Tue wbole party at an open primary election, and
also al the same lime and In lne same manner q
new county Committee, not TO exceed fifty mem.
bers, be elected 10 take the place OF the present
county committee and manage The local Cam
paign OF 1892.
second-Tbat there shall be an election board
Oh one inspector and two judges, as h as been the
sI.so,n a. cup ana open primary elections, as
paiiot-reform law and such election board sba II
&c appointed by the members OF the Democratic
S D..'I rSenaiai committee other than those from
DAB francisco and generally called the county
members OF SAID State Central Committee or nv
committee by Them selected at the first regular
messing held Dy said State Central Committee
Your committee determined to present In this
report TWO propositions. in order that the TWO
sets OF amendments can be prepared ana posted.
as required by our constitution and bylaws and
Committee acted upon. The refore we fur her
report for consideration this proposition,
First-After the date OF holding the State Con-
ventlon 10 fixed, day be named at which a
primary shall be held during the daytime, under
the Porter primary law aud 10 conformity With
the Australian or new ballot reform law and at
such election In April. 1892 our quota Of dele
gates 10 the State Convention be elected at a
primary election TO be voted from an enroll
ment Ia each Of the eighteen Assembly districts
In place OF the precinct registers of 1890. Said
enrolment tn be conducted by persons selected
by the members Of tile Democra lie State Central
Committee other than those OF San Francisco, or
selected by committee appointed by such mem.
beers Of the State Central Committee at the ne xt
general meeting OF said Slate Central Committee I;
and also at The same time and in the same man
membera. TO be elected TO take the place Of the
presentiCounfy Committee, and manage the local
campaifo' Of 1892.
Second That there shall be an election board