The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-01
HE'S A CLEVELAND NAN.
But He's Not a Boss Sullivan
Democrat"
HONEST THOMAS ASHWORTH
All the Descent Democrats and Republicans
Are Gcing 70 Vote for Him for
Superintendent Of Streets.

Inc Crlmmins and Kelly mercenaries are
WORKING night and day for the election OF
w. w. Ackerson, the nominee Of the Sulli-
van democrats for the office of Superin-
tendent of Streets.
1reen, the so-ealled Republican nominee.
is dummy
All the workers who take orders from 1e
lhlrd street are for Ackerson, and make no
secret of il.
AS one Of Ackerson's prominent sup
pofters said yesterday, THE workers and
Inc boys OF both parties are ont for our
ihan. ana although the DrOperty-owners may
% LOT Ashworth they never take enough
interest IN politics to win, and you will see
that The boys VIII get away with that Office,
sure"
Throughout the Mission for the last ten
uays men have been eanvassing for the
lrlo-Bla,tner, Lee and Ackerson-leaying
tue eards OF the three wherever they would
DC acceptable.
0Smuei Braunhart. whose devotion TO
buckley as long as he was a boss was one of
lue most picturesque things in local politics,
ana VINO transferred his love and affection
70 sullivan as soon as Sullivan succeeded to
the boss-ship which the Wallace Grand
%I1NhAc4 " ID uphOiu-
fight.
Is commonly understood that Braun
naFi, otherwise known as the man of
lungs and voice, is 10 be chief deputy in
Aekerson's Office should the citizens make
tho mistake OF electing that gentleman.
"a "a nItner active supporter Of AckersOn is w.
w Williams, ex-senator.
MOI unknown to fame through frequent
Sue EnlOItunate encounters with the Wal
lace Grand Jury.
&, Billy Williams" as he is generally called,
IS supposed to have a fat deputyship In sight
10 the event of Ackerson's success.
Inc question Tor the citizens TO answer at
the polls Is whether they want 1.-THE boys"
70 run this Important office. or desire 1t run
az 'lo interest OF the prODeTty-owners and
taxpayers ana on business principles.
NO office affords greater opportunities for
abuse OF power and tyranny over property
Tishts, large and small, than that Of Super
intendent of Streets.
Inc opportunities for harassing and
oiackmaling small holders who are not
strong enough 10 command respect are end
Iess' corrupt deputies can make the pos
session OF homestead a distressing burden
instead OF an advantage that stinu ates the
poor man 10 save his earnings ana buy
nome Tor his family. man can be no bet
ter IN public Office than he is permitted to be
oy the Bosses who nominated him and Sc
cured his election.
the public will acQuaint thems selves
with The men Of both parties who are max
ing Ackerson's fgh6 they can easily deter
mine what his administration would DO
IKE. and VIII vote 10 keep him In private
lie.
Honest old Thomas Ashworth, the Nom
Partisan nominee for Superintendent of
streets, Tor two terms occupied that Office,
anu ie1t the best record Of any Superinten-
dent that San Francisco has ever had.
Inc city found his Office economically and
ethclently administered; the small taxpayer
experienced the same courtesy and consid-
GRAFTON from himself and deputies as was
accorded the millionaire.
No rascally J0bs against the property
owners were fatiered by Mr.. Ashworth.
The people by referring to the four years
thGt Ashw0Tth held Office understand what
they want and will vote for him.
The boys, as they are termed, are fight
ing him. The heelers OF both parties ara
stralnlng every nerve aud resorting to every
means to prevent his election, but it is use
less.
The thousands OF citizens who have been
robbed by rascaliy street iubs in the past
two years are for Ashworth.
The people of homes, who represent the
opposite OF the boys" and "wor kers," are
Tor Ashwortb, and there are enough of
them 10 secure his election.
IL is well-knOwn fact that duriuy the
meeting OF the Sullivan convention ex-
Mayor +. Il. Pond was strongly in favor of
the Endorsement of AshwOrth and spoke