The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-19

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peWNIi1Ii sm Gailagher-Put me down for Ell
Iert, the peoples candidate.
William Wheelan-Ellert IS my cnolce-
Harry Templeman-Tnis is one OF the
occasions when the psople assert them
selves. Ebert and the Non-Partlsans are
sure to be elected.
Michael RYAN, am for the choice of the
Nom Partisan convention, l.. X. Ebert who
has proved himself an upright and worthy
citizen.
Edward RYAN, aeauiesce In the nomi-
nations of the Nom Partisan convention.
George Phelps-Let us have no more
bosses. The election Of the Non-Partlsan
ticket will settle the question.
Frederick Mack will cast my Vote !oI
Ebert and l am at liberty to say that
Great MANY of my friends will vote the
same way. -. hoo,
sunk in this campaign. ana there Is 10
question that the citizens tlcket win WIN
James Butler-Yes, there is only one
party in this municipal campaign and that
is the Non-Partisan party.
Michael Fitzsimmons-I shall give my
suffrage to the Non-Partisan candidate, H.
r. Ebert.
lert.
James Anderson-The nominee Of the
Non-Partisans for Mayor is the most popular
and sure to win. Put me down for Ellert.
James CnlIin-Ellert is my man.
Frank Cullin-I am for Ebert.
L. Cram-Give US the Non-farusans ana
q clean administration.
J. Mulgreavy-If Ebert loses II will mean
a vote against pure government. and do
not think the people OF San Francisco are
inclined that way.
Harry Mulereavy - The Non-Partisan
ticket Is nv ticket.
ord I 70
d. Curray-Let the bosses beware. The
Non-Partisans are on their track
NJ. Clancy-l trust TO see Ebert elected
and will vote tor him.
John COnIey-We threw Buckley out.
and lie has been succeeded 10y dumvi-
virats OF politicians as bad as he. Wbailre-
mains for US. then. but to vote for the can
didates Of the people?
Peter Conley-I am for Ebert.
p. McMannus-ElleIt will be elected If
nv vote will elect him.
T. OBnen-It is impossible to make a
choice among the candidates for the mayor
atty. Ebert is SO much the superior OF thu
other candidates that TO discuss his chances
is an idle question.
II. c. Parker-If we have Ebert for
Mayor we are sure of good government.
With any of the other candidates it is
gamble. a good citizen, therefore, has no
choice.
o. McCde-No more boss rule. Ebert is
my candidate.
p. McCue-I am for Ebert.
T. a. Nunan-ElleTt is my candidate for
| Mayor.
r. @. Nunan will vote for Ebert and the
| Non-Partisan candidates.
NJ. RoSenthal Is opposed to the slated"
candidates Of both the old parties, and is
anxious to see the popular candidate. L. K.
| Ebert, win.
Frank Welsh want to see Ebert win,
nd for A II
san ticket ought to win.
j. Carroll IS an anti-boSs man and friend
| Of the Non Partisan candidates.
Frank D0nlan-A year of good rule will
make up for five years Of msrule, and we
will have good rule with Ebert
j. DOnlan-NO sane man who is not
| bound up with boss rule will vote for any
other than L. r. Ebert. He is the peoples
choice.
NJ. Moran will vote for Ebert and the
other N0n-Partisan candidates.
Joseph Moran-Let the popular will have
its way and the Non-Partisans Will be
elected.
William O'Neil-Ellert is my choice.
j. AherH, though a Democrat, has a
prejudice in favor of Ellert. He knows Of
several friends who will vote for him.
John Hayes-Ihere are half a dozen can
didates, but it is easy to pick the choice. 1t
| is l.. r. Ebert.
Michael Cotter will vote for Ebert
Thomas POwers-The Non-Partisans are
nv choice.
T. Mullin-If bossism Is to be given its
deathblow now is the time to deliver il and
Ebert is the man TO act the role of Brutus.
p. j. COrbetI-I always want 10 see the
best man win, and think IN this contest
that the Non-Partisan nominee is the man.
Thomas Blanchfeld-Elert is my choice
Patrick 0'Keefe-Let US not despair.
With such man as Ebert the principles of
jefferson are safe, even though he be Re-
publican.
Thomas Pollard-I will vote for Ebert
Thomas Burke-Ellert is the choice OF
the Independent candidates.
bly-Mr. Burke is a Non-Partisan from the
feet up.
John Burke-I am for Ebert.
James BuTke-Let US have Ellert and
pure govern ment.
J. w. Drury-The candidates of the Nom
Partisan ticket have at least the merit of
being untrammeled by party connections
On that score alone they should be sup
ported by the people. Mr.. DruTy's senti-
ments are concurred in by his three BROTH
eTs.
j. J. Flynn-In the Board of Supervisors
Mr.. Ebert showed himself an upright citi-
zen. 1t is due to him that the free voters of
San Francisco should supper: him.
ii. Copeland-FOr years the dream Of the
San Franciscan has been a clean govern
ment. We have the chance now, and it
would be criminal not TO grasp it.
j. Riordan-I need not say that am for
EIlert aud the Non-Partisan ticket.
j. c. Riordan-Put me down for the Non
Partisans.
]. OShea-I hold myself good citizen,
and as such l am anxious to see Ebert
elected. But the election of the Mayor is
not sufficient We must elect the legisla-
tive and the entire municipal ticket to Sc
cure what we are aiming at
John Ambrose-Ellert Is indubtably the
best candidate.
William Cook-Mr. Cook will vote the
Non-Partisan ticket.
Steve Podesto-This gentleman is a warn
hearted friend of the Peoples ticket.
George Maxwell-My Alpha and Omega
Is Ebert
Frank JoIlan-Wth Ebert we shall win.
Frank McGowan-Ellert Is nay choice.
William McArthur-Mr. Macarthur will
vote the Non-Partisan ticket
Thomas POyes-l have no doubt that we
will win. Ebert is power in himself.
William McNulty-l have no choice out
side Of Ebert.
Henry Sehussler-San Francisco has taken
hold oil the reform movement and the best
evidence of 1t Is the movement that gave rise
to the Nom artisans.
William Schmidt-If Ebert loses It will
mean resumption OF boss rule. But Ebert
will not lose.
Henry Doscher-The defeat of Ellert
would mean calamity to the city.
John McGinney-After mature delibera-
tion / have made I'D my mind for the Nom
Partisans.
Frank McGlnney-The election of Ebert
means the Injection of new blood into the ad-
ministration Of affairs in this municipality.
john McLaughin-I am a N0n-Partisan.
James Toomey-I am for Ebert.
John CrOwley-It will be admitted that
the people of San Francisco desire O clean
rule. Among all the candidates for the
mayoralty the one who is best suited to give
them clean rule Is l.. X. Ebert II neces-
sariIy follows that If the people Of San
Francisco know their own interests they
| will elect Ebert.
Timothy White land two sons)-My choice
lot tne city offices are the candidates on the