The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-03
THE TIDE RISING HIGHER.
Big Non-Partisan Meetings
Last Night,
KELLY AND MIKE SCORED.
Voters of the Thirty-Fifth District Listen to
Good Speaking and Cheer the
Ticket.

By Tuesday next there viii not be enough
ar the both old u rites left to make a
s,nau-sfzed Non-Pa tisan meeting, judg
5,,, from, the present enthusiasm. That the
eause of purity is growing stronger every
.sv i eyid, need by the large bands of
converts daily coming over to the Nom
Partisan camp.
There was a rousing Non-Partisan meet
ing at Stanford Han, corner of Twenty
eighth and Valencia streets, last night, at
which every body who wanted good govern
ment and honest officials turned out
Long before the time set for the meeting
a crowd began to gather. and when the
doors were thrown open il was Impossible
for all to get in.
A brass band was in attendance, and dis
coursed patriotic airs until the meeting De-
gan.
then the chairman, Hop. G. W. Schel.
called the gathering TO order there was not
eyen;staudiDg room. and one might also say
breathing room, as the hall WAS much too
small to hold the crowd present
Judge Schel. in his opening speech, eulo-
.Glzed the objects OF The N0n-PartiSans. and
at {Ae mention of l.. X. Ellert's name and
e The different candidates was interrupted by
" continual cheering.
At The end of his speech he introduced
William A. Beatty. the nominee for Dis
trict Attorney. who made strong ana stlT-
. ring speech " hich was fully appreciated by
the audience.
{. J. swift then made an address and
stated first that he was n Democrat. but
p: tie time bad come when all issues should
be put aside when IL came DOWN to munich
pal politics, and the people had The chance
OF theIr lives 10 do il next Tuesday.
He also made a strong appeal in favor Of
H. II. Scott for Sheriff, and IN speaking Of
him sad that Ar. Scott had showed what
kind of a man he was Whsn be made the
remark that If he was elected ana caught
any OF his employees dividing their salaries
.: with any body except their wives they would
lie discharged Immediately.
John j. Moran, nominee for County
Clerk, ). ID. Koran for State Senator and
ID. II. II gyms, candidate for the Assembly.
shen niaae short speeches and were fol-
lowed by a. Z. Van DuZeT. who made the
speech OF the eYenIng.
MI. Van DuZer in the beginning of his
speech apOlogZed Ior the unkempt condi-
ti0n Ofhis hair, but stated that he had been
SO busy in the past two weeks com biug
Kelly and Crimmins' locks that he had not
had time to attend 10 his own.
Mr.. Van DuzeT than launched forth with
q scathng review CT the local Rel ublican
machine which would have made the Third
street bosses SILVER Ia their boots had they
been present.
He was continually Interrupted by pro-
longed cheering and marks of approval and
placed such an array Of facts and figures
before the assembage Of Kelly and Grim
MINIS way Of running municipal Offices that
If any one votes anything except the Nom
Partisan. ticket In that district he will be
cogsIdered crazy. He also paid tribute 10
Mike de Young.
" Hon. John ). Enos made the final speech
CT the evening and was loudly Rpplauded.
= The meeting consisted of the most res pect-
able element 10 the district and was Literally
besprinkied with the wives and daughters
OF leading citizens
-. Those who occupied the stage besides the
speakers were: Ex-senator George c. Par-
kinson, T. II. Thompson, John d. Daily, A.
p. j. Mitchels. S. 6. WOrden, T. A Pedlar. w.
": Macy, James L. Homer, d. Richards, j.
w: Bird and P. J. Cody.