The morning call., 1892-08-06
AUTHORIZATIONS.
Strong Resolutions Adopted by Anti
Boss Republicans.

Strong Resolutions Adopted by Anti
Boss Republicans.
On Thursday night the Third Precinct
Anti-boss Republican Club Of the Thirty
fourth Assembly District held 4 meeting in
Harmony Hall on Mission street.
The president in a brief and pointed
speech ca led attention TO the necessity of
action On the part Of every good citizen to
free the municipality from the rule Of the
bosses and the criminal element generally.
The secretary read the names Of 1913 men,
beTs, residents Of the Third Precinct. who
had signed n pledge 10 make every effort to
dethrOue tie men who rule this community
through the criminal element, and the
apathy Of The respectable citizens. the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Nice-presi-
dent. Z. \. Holbrook; secretary. Arthur
PetseT; treasurer, John Schroeder; SER
Eeant-at-ams. David Belden; finance COM
mIttee- William Dassman, DR.. J. Henry
Barbat and Edward J. Bogel. After read
inI the resolutions PASSED by the executive
committee Of the Central Club Of the dis
JTlct advocating proposition 10 allow the
taxpayers 10 make the Republican n0mina-
tions. the following preamble and resolu-
Mons were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS. The people seem TO have come TO
the conclusion that they have no rights to be re-
eeted. thher IN lie property since The legis-
latiye, judicial and executive officers OF Tie city
government are owned by The men who n0m.-
mated Them, aud that the adhegeuts Of these
men-tle TepeaieTs and ballot box sluiers-wiI
hardly ever be prosecuted CT convicted Of any
crime they may commit. aud generally are pre-
muicd 10 aud are holding one or more offices
under TIE CITY government; and whereas. by
actual count IL can be shown that uiae-Ienths af
ne herHbHeans II TINS city are against Boss"
fue. and therefore u Is possible. by an OGSauiZed
effort The part Of tie people, lie respects ble
TaNpayers might be made the eQuals-at least be-
fore tie iaw-oi The 1ar-isI hoodlums Barbary-
coast thieves and sX-pflSou c0Byicts. who, under
tie leader ship OF INSCRIPTIONS meu, rule this
community under The gui.e Of Republicans; aud
whereas We heartily indOTSe tile resolutions
passed by TIE executive committee OF The
1hTIyfoyTth Assembly District Republican
Clue Juy ~ Is the only way to wrest the
party machinery out OF Tie hands of the
"bO>SeS' and put IL Ia the hands Of The
people. aud otherwise save tie Republican
ticket from sure defeat IN this city; and
"ieE IS, while We GO not believe hat the
majority of The members or the executive CON-
mtI3te of the Republican State Central Commi;-
Tee are merely tie plant tools Of INSCRIPTIONS
men, ana that they aTe satisfied that the M m
berS OF ne h publican County Committee, owned
10y the bosses" are simply the representatives
% illIi eraie h0Odiums, uDconvieted felons and
the criminal element generally With a sDrlnkliug
CT inscriptions. sO-cailed respectable men,
wealthy. unpnncipled citizens ana rich, ambf-
tious fools. and that ticket emsnaiinR from
and MADE under the auspices or this committee
can be successful al the coming election; there
fore be Il
Resol,ed That We urge the executive commit.
tee OF tie Republican ate Central Committee
10 request the so-called county committees OF
both factions 10 delegate tn III power to carry
cut the plan outlined 10 the resolutions adopted
by the executive committee Of the Thirty fourth
Assembly District Republican Club on Wednes-
day evening, July p, and published in THE CALL
and save The Republican pirty from defeat
u tins CITY AID from eBdangeTiag the success OF
lie BAlloAA! ticket IN this state; and be il fur
Their
Resolred, That the secretary is hereby In
stTucted 10 forward this preamble and resolution
10 The executive committee of the Republican
Slate Central Committee for consideration.