The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-17
REPUBLICAN CLUBS ORGANIZED.
The Burns Cohorts AIignIng Themselves
for Battle.

for Battle.
The various Assembly district Republi-
can clubs working in opposition to the
Crimmins and Kelly faction perfected their
enrolment and organization at their several
headquarters last evening.
The County Committee Of which A.
Ruef is president received the returns.
which show a total enrolment of 700 mem
bers. At many Of TIA e club meetings spi tied
speeches were made aud much enthusiasm
prevailed. The names OF the officers elected
IN each district, together with the total
club enrolment, are given below.
TWENTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
President u. ID. Cheney; secretary, f. H.
BelcheT; TIRE suref, Irving NJ. SEQ {; sergeant al
arms, J. II. Cogan; vice-presidents-Pre
j. A. Good>eii; 2. II. Mertens; 3, A Racouillat: :
4. j. D. Perkins, o. A. Andrews; 6. George VIII.
g. a. Redmond; 10, D. Duran; l. Rober r.
81 Clair; IL. George w DeldnO; 13. J. q Tffn
II. William Lesley.
The number of members enrolled was 1914.
The following resolution, offered by Mr..
X. j. Avery. was adopted:
ResOired. That we do hereby heartily indorse
tbe Republican County Committee presided over
by A. Ruef and earnestly request il 10 continue
IN lis good work OF Kidding the Il publican parIy
OF The Iue OF Kelly and Crimmins. We pledge
TO SAID committee our undying loyalty and sup
poit and VIII with all our members. ALREADY
numbering "a. CHI eifully follow It's lead Ia any
action which may be taken 10 purify the IA Y
OF these bosses. And we call on all respectable
law-losing Republicans TO Cooperate with US ia
our endeayorS.
TwENTY-SINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
A. meeting of tie 1wenty-ninth Assembly
Dlslrlct, led ar lrisb-AmericaB Hal. the follow
ing named persons were elected permanent Of
ilcers: PRESIDENT. John A. Smith; vice presi.
dents-Harty fbelan, Robert Woods, Charlie :
Jenicks, a. Swaziland A. E. Ennis Josepl
Drummond, j. l.. Pollock, William l. Egan,
Joseph '" smith, Louis Oppenheimer, Francis
Dom: Josenh j. Foley, DIR. w. w. Williams mr..
Sgay ~
a. Ault, Nh. Erich, Maurice Flynn; secretary,
Richard j: Cardiff; treasurer, DIR. V. j. Stern !;
sergeaDi-at-arms, Eugene Kelly.
III roll closed with 1872 names.
The following resolutions were read and
unanimously adopted:
ResotUed, hat We denounce the action OF the
executive body OF the State Central Committee
IN falling 10 r. cognlZe ibe County Commiti %
presided over by a Ruef az the Regular Re.
publican County Committee OF San Francisco.
neso Ued, That we denounce the members OF
said committee who boiled from our ranks under
the pretense OF harmony, but in fact, for autici.
pated personal gain.
Resoired. That we heartily indorse Thomas
| 0Bien for Congress from the Fourth Con.
gtessiOnal District.
WHEREAS, Tie decency and manhood of The
| Republican party In San Francisco demands that
| the party must be rescued from the control OF
lie base. mercenary and ignorant bosses, to wit,
heliy ana Cr,,nmlns ct al; therefore,
Resotyed, That we, the Republicans OF .he
nominees. -
Resolged. That we pledge our hearty support
10 Dan Burns IN his efforts 10 GOWN tie corrup-
uonists and political handful who prosper under
the present political rulers In this CITY,
Nesotced, That we will use every legal effort n
defeat the scandalgus agreement made with the
posses, through Wilson and Alexander esue-
eially so In nulilyng the latier's nomination Tor
| Congress. ava
Resolred. That our choice for that position f.
J. -. OBrien, whose effotts for Republican
PRINCIPLES are known throughout the State, and
whose courage as fearless and eloquent edyo-
cate OF Repu Dicanism cannot be eaiusaid
THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Permanent officers were elected as follows Inv
the Iniftieth Assembly District Club: PresI
deut, i. H. OBrien; secretary. j. H. DeyiD:
treasurer. II. Benjamin.; enrolling COMMITTEES
| John Fnngan, w. g. OHare. J. +. Conway:
vice experimentation /, William RandeIl: 2
w: Edmonds; 3. NJ. j. Fairchd; T. w a.
OHara; 8, NJ. Ford; g. }. Finnigan; T. C. +.
oCoDnor; 8, j. McDermotI; 8. Z. Levinson 10.
j. BonDiteld; IL, q. Welgen; IL. j. Il. Conway:
i3, W. pConnor; IA, j. GRANGE; 10, J. +. Dey.
lin; 10, w. j. Harrington.
The total enrolment was GAO.
THfRTY-FIRsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
A ronsing meeting was held In the Thirty.
hrst Assembly district. Bonfres blazed