The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-15

gutter street last DiSnt anu auupteu tue Iol-
lowing resolutions:
HEADQUARTKRs OF THE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY, 2O7 Suffer street
Report Of special committee appointed SatuT-
day evening. April .. 1872. TO prepare ana re-
port plans for the election OF the general com.
mittee Of the organization and the holding OF
primaries in Assembly District committees
To the officers and members or the eTecHtire
committee Of the Democratic party Of the cay
and county Of San Francisco: The UNDERSIGNED
appointed BY tie chairman OF THIS cOmihitiee,
pursuant to resolution nassed on SATURDAY
evening last, beg cave 10 SUBMIT me ioI'O"iAs
we realize thar the time for the denunclation
of Democrats has gone by, and IL Is OF NE utmost
imDorfauce that We organize Immediately The
rank and file of the party IN order 10 make CON-
mon hattie against lie common enemy. We re-
allie that many Democrats have not enrolled in
our district committees and mat some OF them
have declined TO ento oil willie the pledge for
merry in use during The ieriOd OF reorganization
remained in force. We desire that all Demo-
cratic electors resident IN the city and county of
san Francisco shaA become enrolled rs men,
beTs Of tie party oTEanlZatIon excepting, how
ever. persons employed In the Sau Francisco
Fire Department.
In order 10 allow full opportunity TO Demo-
cratic electors 10 become enrolled We recommend
that 10 each OF the Is Assembly districts be
opened n places 10 be announced through the
columns IF tile DAILY newspapers on Saturday
evening, the 10th inst and That enrolment re-
main OH-u for the period OF ten days. In this
connection We recommend further that the ell
iollment be continued on The ! 9th, 2lSI, 23d and
26th inst. this suggestion being made 10 have
uniformity in dates of enrolment aad 10 provide
as amply possible fer full enrolment OF the
Democratic electors in the various districts
We recommend that the test for enrolment be
in the form suggested by the State Central Com
miltee of 'hs STATE, and that aI the head OF each
club roll shall be printed the following Test:
/. the Undersigned, certify that am a Democrat
ana a. eieetor OF she - Assembly district OF the
city aad county OF San francisco State OF Caiifor
MA. That my name. axe, occupation and place OF
residence are correctly stated That IL 1920 sup
ported T. Is. Pond for Governor, CT would have
done so II l had had vote. That VIII support
the nominee OF the Chicago Convention selected ia
June. 1892. for the ofice Of President,
We recommend further that Immediately upon
enrolment there be made ont duplicate copies
of the enrolment aad that one of such copies he
lmin edlaTey forwarded 10 the secretary Of The
executive committee OF lie party and the OLDER
of said copies be placed in the hands OF The
chairman OF tie canyassiug committee. We
recommend fuftner that Oh the 2Sth day OF
April, 1892, lie reports OF the several canvass
Ing committees be made 10 tie several Assembly
districts.
We further recommend that on Friday, Aprll
% 1892, there be held an elrciioB in each
Assembly district committee of IA delegates 10
the general committee, the returns whereof shall
lie forwarded Immediately 10 the secretary Of
tie executive committee.
We recommend furIheI :tthat on said 29th day
OF April. 1892, nominations be made in the sew.
eTal Assembly district committees ia III mau-
Der designated By the executive committee OF
two-thirdS OF the delegates TO the Stale cOnyen-
Ton, 10 be held Ia Fresno on The I'm day OF
May, 1892, and that Immediately upon making
OF said nominations list Of all candidates shall
De IoF"arded 10 Tie ) cretary OF The general
committee.
We recommend that on Saturday evening,
April 30, The executive committee Of the party
meet 10 canvass the returns OF election of dele
gateS 10 the general committee ana 10 receive
reports OF nominations Of candidates proposed
as delegates TO the Safe convention.
We recommend further that Thursday even
Ing, May ] 2, be fixed the date for the election
OF twO-thirds OF The delegates TO tie State con-
yention by the several Assembly district com
lGlttees.
The report then proceeds to designate the
size and color of the ballots and other mat
tiers OF q technical nature and is signed by
j. i. Sullivan, James G. Mcguire, 5. H.
Daniels, Barry Baldwin and Henry Eick.
hOff
This report was adopted without dis
senting vote and not word was said about
the action Of the executive committee In
refusing TO recognize the authority of the
State Central Committee. II was tacitly
agreed beforehand, in fact, that the old
question should not be revived. and hence
The action.