The morning call., 1892-06-29

and requested al the members to take
front seats.
The rear rows OF chairs were filed by
many politicians and their followers.
Secretary Ives called the roll and read the
minutes Of tie previous meeting.
The executive chmmittee's report was
read by section and adopted as each section
was read as follows:
TIE REPORT.
Your executive committee. 70 whom was re-
feIfed at HE last meeting OF the County Com
Irfffee The subject matter Of the resolution III
tIoduced by Mr. Pislolesi, respectfully reports
as follows;
mat il has thoroughly investigated The sub
tect matter referred TO Il and recommends:
J. That I'm accordance with lie bylaws gov
Fsnus bis committee The seats OF the following
members Of HE committee Who have absenled
themselves from three consecutive meetings be
declared vacant, 20 vii:
Martin Kelly, George ". Lee, D. 5. eaYer,
r. c. Meyers p. j. CIimmips w. A. CarneS, }.
II. sullivan, j. s. Dorm, {. II. Fancheri J. j.
CofIey. J. T. Marks g. ". Allen lillian Van
Huusen, Meyer Jacobs, ". a. ;. Nicholson, J.
5. Over ) j. Whitney, c. O'BrIen. y. ". He'll
man, W. II. Mclaughlin, a. Dobe, II. r Roo
bins. @. h. Bryant j. T. Morgan, ). L. Lacey,
Ben ArnhCld, NJ. Brandt.
, Mr. McMIIen being stIll in ard unable 20
attend The meetings OF tie committee, we recom-
mend with regret mat The resignation presented
~ BIN because Of such Illness be accepted.
3. Your committee reports that 0ut OF very
large number submitted for consideration Il has
selected lie names OF the following gentlemen,
and recommends that they be elected 10 ill the
vacancies declared caused 10y The foregoing rec
concentrations il they shall be adopted. The ann
ol HE committee has been 10 divide tie appoint
mfu-S so recommended as uea iy as possible
among The various a sSemBly Districts and 10
give fep' eseutstlOn to all the large elements OF
Uur voting population.
NEW COMMITTEENEN.
We recommend THAI upon the adoption Of The
-u aH.. rr. . HgF la 81 81 ma
saaI be entitled DO their seats 10 this committee
AZ once, namely: J. b. Alien, msnUiacldrer,
IU+ FINN street; NJ. Y LacaZe printer Mont
gUmery avenue y. j. Perkins, craftsman, All
First street; r. b. AIcCeadie, druggist, S73
Mission street; J.. T. Tee Alabama street, near
SNleeutb; T.. T. Schroeder. Bay City SOFA
Works. ITO GOdeu Gate avenue; /. T. SuiIi-
van. draymau, corner q Gay asd Front streets;
v. T. Miles. stoekDTUher, 3IS Montgomery
street; +. i. buckley, caIitalisI, 800 Lombard
street, J.. Il. Eacouitat, bAN factory. as First
street, Walter HaGley, barber. 26O 1hird street;
=. y. Bsume ser physician, 1886 Dolores
STREET; r. T. Young, boCkkeerer, 1911 Suffer
Ajax COLDER <, banker, t3o AeaTny street; J. q.
NCNuIen, contractor, northeast corner Point
LobOs avenue aud William street; b. L. Swan,
nschlBist. AZ Iartin street; F. ~. lux. Ihy,
stefan, 40 GsaIY street; George j. Smith,
painter. corner GeaTy auu stock on streets; :.
- AYERS. restaurant. 46l Valencia street; c. a.
LWtcE, merchant 81 Front street; 81 iillam
Eeldr hotel. ll-I3 Clay street; O. Gualagll9,
cu CEef corner Union aud dupont Streets d.
I.CiaIk. SUPERINTENDENT Central RAILROAD Com
Vauy; Henry Holman, grocer, corner sew d.
teeuIh and Castro streets; :. A. Fan, manutac-
lureI. 80 Mission street
l. ID view If tie faci that there exists in this
city aDOJler body claiming 10 be tHe Republican
CuuIiy Committee Of san Francisco wherein
may be found not eXcecdlaE - out or Tie 90
members Of this committee, 10 Which.have been
added for TIE sake OF appearances and 10 6e-
Ceiye tie weIi-lntenliOntd Republican voters of
1 raFN a4r Ara sflasru f1H aHn
view VI The fact that this may be misleading TO
those OF our citizens VINO have not closely fol-
lowed lie workings II political administration;
and whereas said pseudo committee threatens
10 select body oi delPga' e. 10 The coming State
election and 10 contest The seats OF lie dele.
gates ecled unoer the auspices OF this com
aHCe Of q dFlUed party, but also discourage
many who have at heart he interest Of tie party.
We recommend thaJ he following addi ess be
ad1pie0 and iorlLHiil transmitted 10 tlf eXecu-
tive conmItteeof tie Republican stale Central
committee OF California;
An ADDRESS.
IT, tF ErSrtftirs c5IHitss r. tfs Eepl5 sc1a NtGfs
centred Loauf--s n me >H-e ~ fa,T0yuta-ii E2y-
ILE1rEN; IN the cslI lor The next state convent
Of our pan adopted ~ your committee az is last
ne t.ag held on the zlst inst IL is provided:
That the DELEGATES from tho several COUNTIES
shall be chosen ia such uaulss IS shall be deter
miHed by tho Republican County Committee OF
each county, ana tAe committee recommends that
primary elections be held wherever Il may be
deemed advisable
already mat there are Two oeoies in lne CRY ana
county ~ san Francisco claiming 80 be the EepGb-
Lcal County Committee and - is apparent that the
gt- ~ me convention As lt is 10" framed cannot
be followed ia san frauCIscD without creating the
utmost confusion in the ranks OF the Eepub.'cag
I-T.F- aud importing me success OF the ucAet ~
For while Il is true that almost the entire boly at
Republican voters ia This city sYnpaEhIzeS " Ib the
committee now addressing you, sci the fact that
aarther organization exists. pretending 10 be the
Repabi can County Committee, renders it dIiHcult
political aduir ssLTatipn - recognize, sttgcu sh
or determine whIcA body really the Cgu0ty Conn
Wit.ee and causes them 70 hesitate, 70 doubt. and
10 refrain from participating iH political affairs
uu-I the question shall be definitely determined.
Tais must. o. course. lead TO manifest injury 10
the rarity. and nay eudanger lis success at the
election Il Ia absolutely necessary nat deter
miH8u0n should be had ~ once, definitely. con
Ciusivey and clearly. 10 which body Las the
gh u arrange Tor the selection OF delegates under
EauT call 10 allow TINS matter 10 re main in aber-
auce until the meeting Of the State convention
Wtud but result ia plungug our party organization
RE dec son VI that convention would delay IA @
cF-au zatlon o. The party Tor TIVE months of vital
rl-Iu- anti the election the strffes aud dIsoutes
vhirl couid otherwise be settled and adjusted long
before the convention meets
San francisco Wui be the important battle-ground
Of tae campaign 10 achieve victory the party can
.9- afford 10 enter under the leadership % two rival
qrga1izatioas each claiming % De tie committee
Ne regard itas your bounde0 duty, having charge
81 The state campaign. 20 take immediate steps TO
ADJUST TINS matter Whatever cac.uslou you arrive
u ve shall acQui8sCe lu- fut knowing that are
Ia tae right, taat we constitute the Republican
County Comm nee We confidently expect the recOg-
milton AZ your bands. which we demand.
Then follows an account Of the causes
O. discussions. IS published previously and
which it is not necessary 20 Te0eat, said the
secretary, aud tEen lie continued the read
Ing OF the report.
Will APPEAR
Should ycu see nt 70 cite representatives, OF both
oggah,za 70 appear Before youI honorable body
~ shall be prepared 10 meet yoa 1t Any time that
Soy De- adapted 70 your convenience.
We ask an Immediate hearing OF this matter a
immediate adjustment thereof, and that we be
res c-uized by your body as the County Committee
having the right % select delegates under the cali
prepared by your committee.
Respectfully submitted, Kepu6 lean County Com
mlltee OF San francisco.
The above report is respectfully submitted for
tLe approval OF the commit e:
Monroe Greenwood chairman executive CON-
Muteeh irving NJ. Scott, John +. Merrill. George
]. Ives, Henry Cowel, a. Cheesebrough. Z A.
BuguieTe, Charles ". Yates. Frank " Fuller
!. W. Lucas, John Birmingham, A. RUef J. n.
Nah0Bey.
king" McManus Of the Potrere, who IS
member Of the committee. mounted the
platform Immediately after the reading Of
the report aud sought recognition from the
chair. he got as far as saying ''MT. Chair
man. l desire TO make an explanation, "
when Mr.. Ruef cut him short By declaring a
recess for - minutes, in order that it might
be ascertained how many new members
were present.
McManus subslded and subsequently was
seen 10 more.
When the meeting was called to order for
the second time the new roll was read and
II was found that 65 cut Of 60 members We're
present
OFFICERS CHOSEN.
On motion Of Committeeman Moran nomi-
nations Of officers were dec AIRED in order
Senator MahOney moved that A. RIef be
elected chairman by acclamation, which
motion was carried unanimously.
Ruef responded with a few words Of
thanks, and asked for unity among the
members so that a Republican victory IN
November be assured.
Tie following officers were then elected 1:
ice-presidents-J. NJ. Higgins, Irving n.
scott and John Birmingham; treasurer
Charles Kohler; secretary George /. Ives ;
assistant secretary, Morris NJ. Asher
sergeant-at-agms, Js J. Moran.
y. j. Mahoney introduced the following
resolution. which was referred to the ex-