The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-12
!. FOUGHT 1T OUT.
: Democratic Factions Have
g: Their Battle.
:. BUCKLEY ON TOP ONCE MORE
Election of Delegates to the
!: i State Convention.
;. CLUNlE AND McNAB WINNERS.
Sam Rainey Said to Be Very Strong
With: the Victors-PIedged for
Judge Mcguire.
cLUNIE AND McNAB WINNERS.
At last it's settled.


=: 1t was. somewhat tame endi g to a
very bitter. strife extending through the
past two weeks. That is, there was no
'eXtravagant excitement, and compared
with the last meeting of the committee,
when the Harvey resolution providing
that the proposed proportional plan be
abandoned was adopted, the meeting was
orderly. Il was expected that there would
be much wrangling and many speeches,
but the Democrats had expended their
words in preliminary contest, and last
night they assembled to vote.
Major Harney's "com bne" suffered de-
feat. Good organization won that faction
a victory last Tuesday over the morgan
lied remainder of the committee, but since
that experience the men who then suffered
defeat had formed a thorough organiza-
'tion OF their own, and, marshaled by AUdie
Clunfe and Gavin McNab. they went into
Bnai Birth Hall last night prepared TO
poll their full strength. They were also
we'll prepared to make a strong tug at
some Of the men claimed by the opposi-
item.
.. The Federal brigade was there and used
Its influence for the McNabb side. The
City Hall offce-holders did likewise. and
the Harvey crow found early in the pr
-teedings that tn cir following was slipping
away from them. The County Clerk s
office was the only department of the city
government which worked for Armes and
Tracey on the floor. All the others were
pulling the other way, and it was asserted
that they succeeded in winning over at
least thirty men who had gone to the meet
Ing prepared to vote for the nominees of
the Armes and Tracey caucus.
The slogan of the losers was that the
ticket put up by McNab as a Buckley
Rainey concern and they used this for all
III was worth. Armes declared that there
were SeYeDty-fVe men on it who were I'M
der the influence of Sam Rainey, and the
same assertion was frequently heard.
The crowd in, attendance was very great.
This had been anticipated and members of
The committee had been provided with
tickets giving them admittance to the
downstairs part Of the hall. Policemen
were stationed at the door, and a rush and
scramble to get in took place that would
irave made a fair showing for Patti night
at the opera. The gallery was packed with
the outsiders.
: a profusiOn of tickets were distributed
about the hall. They were printed on
paper of various tints. but before the bal
lOtiDg began all had been discarded except
the dark green, bearing the Clunie-McNab
nominees, and the light green with the
Harney-Armes names. These colOrs could
be DISTINGUISHED from each other as the
ballots were being placed in the box. and
when the voting was going on it was Oh
served that more dark green. slips found
their way to the box than light green.
: The Clunie- McNab ticket was as follows:
Twenty eighth District - Nicholas Brown,
James Cusick ST., Justus Herbst. 7. j. Mcbride,
Z. =. Falon. DR.. A. I. ROttauZi. W. j. Dunn,
Lawrence HOey, NJ. Tierney, J. f. McGovern.
Twenty District-R. J. 0'Rellly, Z. ].
Faulkner, B. SelIg, John Barry, samuel Braun
hart, John Wise, J. j. Cass, j. J. Donegan, L.
Valentine, Thomas Cannon.
1hirIieih District-Dr. F. b. Stahl. Thomas
E. Collins, James F. Creegan. Patrick Creigh-
ton. Barth Crowley, John T. Doyle, Eugene
Teddy. D. W. Mccarthy, Philip Asch, Harry
hirty-hrst District-J. B. HenrlouIle, J. B.
Kearney, Samuel 0Hara, William Craig. Hor-
ace j. Jackson, Thomas Ryan, 2. j. Tannian,
William Giblin Sr., q. a. Love. j. j. Dune.
Thirty-secOud District bomas Floyd, p D.
Wnters, Edward QUlsley, Frank knOblOck,
Robert Hoar. Frank Lofts, Frank McNesble,
Terence Derham, z. Mulrany.
q. Thirty third District-Daniel Rearden, Ed.
ward Wilberg, Patrick Harrington, Jeremiah
TwOmsy, Dennis Lucey, DR.. d. B. Todd, h. ".
g. Mangels, Fred Bert.
1hirty-fourIh District-T F. Slattery, ]. J.
Carroll, James Nee, Lewis Rapp James O'COn-
nor, s. j. Costello. John hreling, William Ger
kin, John Dryer, George V. Ferris.
ThiTty-hfth Dtstrict-JOhn WindTOw, William
Jefferson Martinez. Terrence 0Connor, Tim
ethy Hunt, Thomas Minehan.
Ihiny-sixIh Decentralization Biggs Jr., VIII
liam Murphy, Henry McGraIh Thomas Han
nan, Z. n. FritZ, Z. Murphy, Joseph Kelly.
William Brownie. JOhn White.
Thirty seventh DisIrct-G. W. McEnerny,
I: ). Walsh, John A. Boyd, j. s. Devlin, Paul
+. Kingston, j. c. Nealon, DR.. William Z.
Chalmers, George R. Maxwell, Michael Il.
Mead, Michael Maher.
% I hirty-eighth District - Henry Bingham.
Alex Hines, j. W. Mcdonald Jr.. Charles w.
.Welch, James D. Powers, Patrick Michigan, Al
Lawson and q. u. Thompson Jr.
= Thirty-niuih District-W. e. Murphy. G. 7.
Armstrong, I. j: Murray. Thomas p Fenton.
Walter Hixson, L. Quinn, DR.. a. {. Blake and
. Forteth Dlstrict-Robert Ferral, ]. B. Nc.
Intyre. William j. Gleason, Charles Rehm,
William J. Byington, Joseph 2. Kelly, j. j.
O'Brlen. W. j. Bonita, Ed L. OConnor
FOrty-hrst District-E. F. Farnsworth, Henry
L. Brics wede John A. began, Richard Ma
lone. William DenmaD, Peter A. Sculy, E. P.
MeGeeney, Isaac G. MesSc.
=. FOrty-second DistrIct-C. w. Reed, r. Bar
hett L. 7. Mills, c. A. Flynn. j. McGilyray,
William f. Humphrey, Jere Lynch.
.EOrty-third District-HenTy Z. HightoD,
George w. Brewer, George T. Marye Jr,
Nicholas BlankeD, Thomas j. Clunie, Henry
DrOge Frank Derham.
: Forty fourth Distrct-Dave Supple, Thomas
Maxwell, j. Lynch, j. Vaiente, William Or
Forty. fifth District-Colin NJ Boyd Chauncey
Barbour. William P. Lawlor. T. /. Je1lress,
John D. WhaIey, Louis GozzelO, James Doug
lass, NJ. Hines.
=: The Harney-Armes ticket, headed "anii-
monopoly, anti-ralroad. anti-boss and
antitrust" was as folio US:
'..Twenty-eighlh Dlstriet-P. J. Ryan, John j.
MeElrOy Lawrence Buckley. Michael Kane,
John Naele. Patrick Hayes, Daniel Mcmahon,
Charles Gambarth, Richard HaleD, j. j. Raj
ferty.
.Twenty-nluth District Thomas F. Quinn,
George ". Mason, Patrick Day. James Lynch,
Joseph Burns, Charles Buchanan, Timothy
Smiddy, James Neil, Edward Blaser. John +.
=. Tbirtieth DIstrict-P j. Tomalty. Thomas ].
FarreIl John Deyanney. Edward Shdfkey,
9oln heaney, John I. McQueeny, J. j. N1nan,
EGMaru CleSfy, James Kennedy, Charles DOhs.
1nlIty-Drst Distrct-John j. Sullivan. K. T..
Enrghi, Thomas BuckIy, John Mulcreevy,
James Dunning, James Sharkey Thomas
SeaIy, 1homas Martin, John Walters, John
Thirty: district-Robert Hoar. Frank
Lotus, Frank McNesby, Terence Derham F.
ID. ~iniers. Frank Knoblock, Edward Ouigley.
p. MulTeaney, Thomas FLOYD
Tbiry-Ihird district-H. NJ C. Manpels DR. A
B. Todd. j. To0mey. Dennis Lucey. ID. Rear
don, P. Harrington, F. B ut. Ed Wiilberg.
Tbuy-fouIth District = James O'Conpor.
Martin FeDnell, j. d. Griffin. Daniel O'Calla.
CHAN, DIR. w. ID. Mccarthy. Frank j. Stanton. |
}. A. Z. Helms, John j. Mcguire William O. |
kissing, John Burke.
ThrIy-ffth Distriet-Anthony j. Munany
George O'Byrne, William Winter Frederick n |
McNally, Henry Haake. Thomas O'Neil
+: Thtrtv-sixth District = ii. Gallagher.
Jones, d. Ward, 2. Haley, N. Reilly, ]. Cav
anaeb Thomas Naylor, j. Mcdonnell ST.,
Joseph Morrison.
Thirty seventh District-Thomas w. Burke,
DR.. j. A Hughes, George Phelps. E. B. Young,
DR.. q. j. Phelan, Martin Hughes, Henry A.