The morning call., 1892-04-06

changed since the last election. aud because II Is
a well-s nOwn tact that at the last general
election that register contained several thousand
fictitious names falsely registered. aud that
new, independent aud complets euI ollment of the
Democracy OF san Francisco IL necessary IN
order TO obtain proper and honest expression
OF party preference. This organization has a
complete and uuimpeaehable enrolment In the
Assembly districts OF the Democrats who have
united with 1t. and Its district rolls are open.
under the supervision OF thoroughly reliable
committees, TO the enrolment OF all Democrats
who may present themselves.
Signed-J. J. Dryer (chairmau), Seden s
Wright, Gavin MeNab. James G.. Mcclure,
James Deuman, L. Is. Pond, Thomas +. Barry,
4. A. Watkins, john ii. Wise, Barry Baldwin,
J. L. sullivan.
The resolution offered by Hayes was then
taken up and was unanimously adopted.
The committee then proceeded 30 discuss
the manner in which delegates to the State
convention shall be elected.
Several speakers advocated that the mat
ter should be left entirely IN the hands of
the country members, and that the San
Francisco members shall not vote on the
question.
Tucker Of Fresno wanted an adjustment,
and so did English OF Alameda, Hamm ord
of Marin, Morgan Of Los Angeles and
Gumperts of San joaquin.
BTaunhart Of San Francisco wants to have
ii considered whether the committee has
the power to act as aTbters. and whether II
so IL can enforce its decision.
Shanahan Of Shasta said the reOrganiZers
have no official existence until they are
reorganized and Endorsed by the State Gem
trail Committee.
The chairmen Of the various organiza-
tiOns who had sent communications TO the
committee then " ere asked 10 step upon the
platform, and each of them pledged his
organization To abide by any decision the
State Central Committee may render In the
matter of the San Francisco Democracy.
Chairman OBren of the County Commit
Ia h.
pledge without any hesitation. A number
Of clubs were then called on and did like
wise. When the Recognizing Committee
was called j. j. Dwyer said that as soon as
the Central Committee had adopted a plan
Of action the Reol ganiziDg Committees au-
thority ended.
This is the only pledge Mr.. Dwyer made.
A resolution was then introduced nv
Hayes TO the effect that the delegates to the
State convention shall be elected in the
same manner as had been done for IL years
past, namely, either at open or club prl-
maries held for that purpose, or by delegates
selected at an open or club primary to
county conventions called for the purpose
of selecting such delegates.
Thompson OF Humboldt offered resoln-
ton asking that no arbitration of the San
Francisco troubles be attempted, but was
ruled out OF order.
Rodgers Of San Francisco wanted San
Francisco excepted from the Hayes plan of
electlng delegates.
Coleman of San Mateo spoke at length
criticizing the reformers because they did
not outright pledge themselves to bow To
the decision Of the committee. but neverthe-
less he advocated the adoption of their plan
because he considered it the best one that
could be presented.
Bayes Of San Francisco violently abused
the Sutter-5treet reorganizers and claimed
they did not act In good faith. He was
followed by Hanlon of San Francisco, who
spoke in similar manner.
Terry OF Fresno favored the proposition
that the reorgaDiZers shall be allowed to
select their own delegates.
The debate commenced TO be animated as
the hour grew late, aud hardly bad one
speaker ceased before dozen excited in
dividuals were on their feet clamoring for
recognition.
Shanahan Of Shasta i'm q bitter speech
scored the reorganizers. He said they came
as dictators TO the Central Committee, and
acted altogether too haughtly.
A. j. Ciunie, a proxy. spoke In favor of
Rodgers substitute and considered it best
that San Francisco should be allowed TO
elect It's delegates as it thinks best. inde.
pendent OF the action other counties may
take. Mr.. Clunie also had few words of
praise Tor the County Committee.
On motion of English Of Alameda an ad-
Journment was had at midnight until II
O'Clock to-day.