The morning call., 1892-04-03

Emil Pohiil. Nj. J. Platshek, 8. Polaek. t. J.
Pinder. ". A. Plunketf. Dr.. Ii f. Philan
Peter Quinn, Anthony Quill. Colonel Charles
C. Refs. J. T. Rogers, 7. r Rordan. ]. d.
Rusgles, Arthur Rogers, =. Reidy. John RyaI.
thai, J. Rafferty,. f. NJ. Redoing, ). b. Retnstcin.
Charles Ii. Reynolds, John Ruckert. p. Rooney.
James J. Smith. NJ. J. Sullivan. I. j. Shackie-
A. T. Shattuek, II. ii. Scott. Daniel SherrIu, a.
Shainwnld. John I. Sullivan. GaIllard StOney,
James II Sewell; u. ID: Shadburne, Daniel Sh-r-
7. W. Shinn. Major Charles p. Smyth
Alfred Ioein, e. c. Ierrill. q. Howard Thorn p
1T9 nsI j. Dr. TTo1g Tod. ThC%a' George H.
A. 7. NoGelsanc, 4. T. Van Nordeu.
A. watkins, John II. Wise. ID. n. Walton,
Welsh, r 7. Wisland. Raphael Well. c. d.
Wheat, L. A. Waliszz, j. A. Wright, Harry r.
wise. Claus WIeden. p. j. White. Charles r.
E. B. Young
w. ;. ZeiIein.
A great reception was rendered Colonel
Thomas Z. Barry, who 10 comprehensive
speech delivered in his usual military style,
thoroughly aroused the sympathies of his
audience. In denounclng bosssm he said
We can say to their supporters. You have
Clsgraced yourselves, but thank God you
cannot disgrace u.s. No more corrupt
Judges, purchased and bribed before a case
Is tried, and no Board of Supervisors Sc
H.
send streets or the Spring Valley Water
works. be prophesied the ultiiDate tri-
umph Of the cause under It's reorganization.
and the election of Democratic President
OF the United States.
After the torrent Of cheering had subsidized
Marcus R0senthal GRATED in true business
like style. He was of the opinion that the
Democratic party had voting majority in
San Francisco of at least 5000 If Demo
Gratis were satisfied that the leaders were
honest. de would sooner suffer defeat
than win a victory by illegal methods He
denounced the corrupt influence exercised
by the railroad monopclists, who were
choking out the best interests of the State.
His reference to Cleveland provoked a per-
feet storm OF applause. and he concluded by
asserting that the vote of California alone
would turn the tide of the great political
battle IN favor OF the party.
Ex-JUDGE MAGUIRE.
BY far the most effective speech Of the
evening was made by ex-Judge James G..
Mcguire. who, after receiving a truly mag
nihcent ovation on rising, claimed that the
thorough reorganization of the party was
complete. The old king of the machine is
in exile across the broad Atlantic" said he.
land the party is free to organize itself.
We want those genuine member who bat
tied Tor the old regime, because it bore the
stamp OF true Democracy, to fight with US,
TO establish in the institutions and laws of
u.
which have been called Democratic princi-
pies. Justice and equal rights TO all
Special privileges to none. Special prlvi-
lege5 are the curse of our country, as
they have always been to monarchical
nations OF the Old World. Misery 10 the
many, luxury 10 the few, the masses grad
ually being reduced 10 starvation through
the action OF the i-millionaires who
have been powers equal to European lords
Our party will fight for the rights OF the
masses against class legislation. Now the
exlled boss and bis minioDs asked tile love
OF the mass OF true Democrats to compel
them to rally around the standard Of mere
mereenary politics, One of the chancellor
OF the eXiled King once told me that tnere
were 1000 purehasab.e votes in this city and
told him thought more.
BALANCE OF POWER.
10 buy these money must be had, to Oh
tam these votes and the existing balance OF
power. To get this money they must apply
al the corporations, who. however, require
quld pro quo in the shape Of franchise.
and other special privileges as a return tor
their cash. Do you see the point, eli? You
gentlemen are conducting politics on kim
defgar;en principles; the other parry, hav.
ing most money, will get the marketable
votes, and you'll get soup.
=, as Tor the so-called Democratic County
Committee, they cry aloud for reorganiza.
non non. aney ought to be satisfied. for they
nave got IL right here. The committee
wants another deal; yes, it ought to be
deait out OF the game. They understand
politics Just about as well as they I'M.
derstand English. and vice versa. Their oniy
reproash against Us is that tho faces
which bossed the party under King Buckley
don't appear in our ranks. L say that The
present membership. with an average
weekly Influx OF enrolment, is bette,
showing than has been made in any cam.
paign Tor upward OF Is years. In conclu.
sion, L congratulate you, gentlemen, 10,
your enthusiastic ratification of the effort:
OF our reorganization committee"
Inc orator retired. the enthusiasm dis