The morning call., 1892-07-14
CLUE ORGANIZATION.
Opposition Republicans Rally to the Sup
port OF Dan Burns.

Opposition Republicans Rally to the Sup
port OF Dan Burns.
The start made by the opposition to the
Kelly and Crimmns faction last night in
the organization Of district clubs was most
encouraging one. Nearly 5000 names were
enrolled in the IS Assembly districts, and
by Saturday night the leaders hope to have
enrolled at least 10000
The gatherings at the various meeting
places were large and enthusiastic, and at
the conclusion there was general wish TO
sign the roll. Temporary officers were
elected and the lists sent in 10 Chairman A
Ruef OF the Republican Central clubs, to-
gether with the list OF voters. which showed
an average enrolment of 200 to each club
Following Is list OF the temporary officers,
with IN enrolment committee of three:
TwENTY-EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
President, z. ID. Cheney; secretary. George
Ihoma~; treasurer, Irving nj. Scott; committee
L j. Avery, Ed Gonzales, Fred RacOuilIai.
TwENTY-NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
President, j. A. Smith; secretary, r. J. Car
dlf; treasurer, Or. Y. j. Stern; committee-C.
Ii. Davis, r. Madden, II. Oppenhelner.
THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
President, I. B: o'B'ien; secretary }. F. Dew
lin; treasurer, II. Benjamin: commllee-Jonn
tinnegan. w. q. OHara, j. +. Conway.
THIRTY FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
President, j. j. Houngan; secretary, James
wilkinson; treasurer. Charles Jansen; commit
THIRTY-sECoND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
President, I. Z. Duff; secretary, S. "a. Beckett;
treasurer. George Smith; cOmmttee-A. Lang.
5. III. Beckett. Frank McGan.
THIRTY-THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
President, 2. PalliD; secretary NJ Mahon;
treasurer, NJ. Butler; commiltee-Edward Keefe
L. Savage, h. kilser.
THIRTY'FoURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
President, John j. Moran; secretary william
Arnold; treasurer, William Blown; committee
X. Kirby, Dawson Nichols, Edward Bur-
roughs.
THIRTY-FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
President, George w. Shell; secretary, II. Y
MerrIneld; treasurer, John d. Daily; com
mittee-J. G. Martin. (. j. Creamer, Frank
Easement
THIRTY SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
President, Z. W. Merrill; secretary j. A. Nc
Cormick; treasurer. Charles Bowers; commit
tee-Daniel Meagher, Edward Bush, Robert Gra-
ham.
THIRTY-sEvEYTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
President j. K. Field; secretary, Joseph Cur.
tin; treasurer, Frank Corbet; committee
Thomas burke, I. ID. Jones. John Hynes
THlRTY-EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
President, II. w. Outflow; secretary. c. II.
ward; treasurer, L. Malion; commttee-S
Little, L. s. johnson, ii. JoOst
THIRTY-NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
President, W. II. Hu ton; secretary Il. D.
Madison; treasurer, John ellison; committee
j. Z. Wade, L. j. Maloney. Sol Miller
FoRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
PRESIDENT, III. ID. Hobbs; secretary. g. ii.
VI, d. a.
William Young, A. Fromberg, o. q. HaetI.
FoRTY-FTRsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Presldrnt, Thomas Eager; secretary, John
Middleton; treasurer, Thomas MoHit; commit
Charles Mathews.
FoRTY-sECoSD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
President. ID. w. 9. Rice; secretary, Z. Shaen;
treasurer T. ID. r. Tichnor; committees. A.
Leach l.. A. Henry.
FoRTY-THTRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
President, George II. Williams; secretary. ID.
ii. Ashley; treasurer, Paul Desmond. commit
tee-I Mullins. John Lachman. George A. Bates.
FoRTY-FoURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
President. Il. L. Clark; secretary, L. Lund-
berg; treasurer DIR. w. g. Shankey; committee
"A. Brooks, w. q. Loveland, +. Mcfarland.
FoRTy-FiFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
President, Edward Pezrkes; secretary f. p
HsItney; treasurer, w. NJ. Bendt; committee
j. L. Hanley, q. keefe, Thomas ONeill.
The FELTON, Club.
Nearly 200 Republicans attended social
meeting of the FELTON, Club at the club
rooms, on California and Hyde streets. yes
terday evening in response to a call issued
| by the chair.
! W. w. Shannon presided and c. C. Read
| was at the secretary's table.
The meeting was addressed by Hon.
| Jonn L. Dare, whose clear suecinct argu
ments on behalf OF protection and the sta
! tlstlcs he quoted in proof of his assertions
"Vu,u nave oeb tuo slduncEest free-traipr
at loss for reply. He related an anus
| ing incident in which an English friend
| gave MS reasons for objecting to protection.
when he had a quantity of stationery semi
here from England aud found that the
| goods could have been bought cheaper i'm
| this city, That, he said, was protection
that gave worklngmen employment and
| compelled buyers to purchase home-mapu-
| faetnred articles Instead oil foreign goods.
Near the conclusion of the address Mr.
| Dare was heartily applauded when he re-
| marked that, although Cleveland was the
! larger hlaa. Harrison was big enough to fill
| the grandfather's hat even il there was n
| dlnerence OF three inches in their prckgear
A collation. followed the speaking. after
i Which the following nrnsramine ,xas nradit