The morning call., 1894-05-12

| Fortv-seeond District, club 1-Precincts 1
| TOT. q paa,,c.s Q ,o
Fortv.,bird Districr, club 1--Precincts TO 8;
| Foriv-third District. Club q Precincts .
| to 16. n,o,7 o
| 8, T. II. IL. 13, IA. na,,o,. q
Forly-fourth District. Club 2-Precihcis o. %
7, s, 9, 10, Is. 16. o;o,. 70
Forty-fttn District, Club 2-Precincts 2 T.
IL, II, 13, A. 10, l6, II.
As soon as the secretary had hn!sheo
reading the above resolution. whleh en-
bodies the old plan OF organiZalloi'' e. ~.
Worth sprang TO his feet ana reau Il sol so,iea 90
of resolutions which he sad he Wan'ed 10
offer as an amendment. AS he prcceeueu
McQuade rose 10 point OIL order III snaI
Worth's resolutions were not amehdatory
of his own. but apparently oil very oiloi-
ent nature.
Worth declared that McQuade would
see later on that they were ameDdatory'
but it did not so turn out, ana he was
ruled out of order.
Then L. Dennery offered as an amend
ment brief resolution that all clubs no"
organized, or that may hereafter De or
ganiZed, be recognized as official ciuos.
He said st seems to me that tnls Ies0-
LUTON ought to represent Republican poll
tics We wish TO win with the good Will
OF the people who will vote next Novem-
ber We want their respect. Ihere is no
use going over the old battle. All Repuo-
licans ought TO be given chance TO snow
districts The plan of organizing by
the general committee will shut
out respectable Republicans from
the organizations. Any respectaDle re
puDiicans who desire to organize snouiu Do
recognized. We are not here 10 eau our
selves bosses of the party. we are lts ser
wants. and we should not try to tnrottie
Renubljcans. which we would be doing, II
we adonted the resolution presented by
Mr.. McQuade." .,D,
Committeeman McMurray said: There
is no force in that argument. The County
Committee would not control the CLUBS.
The only object is to organize. Ihese
will be clubs of the people, and the com
mittee's authority is only as to the organi-
zatioD Of them"
+. j. Conn said: 81 want some club
that will be the representative club of my
district. L don't want ANYBODY to say
we are trying 10 shut them out. We only
want a fair chance ana our plan gives
them chance"
Worth-The people of the Republican
party have given their verdict for clean
politics at the last election. Just as sure
as we 90 back to the old system OF bosses
the voters will sit down on the party
ticket am in favor OF any measure that
will give the voters the right to feel that
they are the party. just as sure as you
adopt this plan-the old one-yOu sound
your deathknell. The executive commit
tee has been ignored. and hope no such
plan will be adopted.
r. C. Meyers said that the argument
that if the old plan we're adopted the
committee would be acting against the
rOc hos oF tho hos Soass ba-
lieve that under the resolution offered all
tue clubs will be given chance. Ii ques-
ti0ns arise the clubs can appeal to the
committee"
A vote was then taken on the amend
ment with the following result:
Noes-Kelly. Weaver, Crimmins. Gerstner,
Faneher McGynn. Barry, Morgan. Conn. Nc
Quade, Graham. Mclaughlin, Mccarthy, Trlt-
tenbach, Egges, Raisch, Morris, Sleffins, Nc
Murray. Wilson, Carnes, Meyers.
Ayes-DoDOvan, Hellman, Prendergast. Bad
lam, Tracy, I0ude rbach. Worth, Allen, Marks,
Attridge, Dennery Dorm, Jones, Chandler,
King.
Noes %. ayes Is.
The question was then upon the original
resolution, and it was adopted yive voce.
McQuade offered the following res0lu-
tion. which was adopted:
Resoircd, That in the primary election 10 be
held under the auspices OF The County Commit
tee he several election officers serving al the
committeeman from the precincts comprising
The poiing-places. In connection herewith
they also select the polling places.
A resolution restricting the enrolling
committee to one place for enrolling mem
bers and allowing them to agree among
themselves as 10 place of organization
was offered. but it was finally left to the
executive committee to settle these mat
teTs.
The committee then adjourned.
McQuade, the author of the successful
resolution defining the plan of organiza-
tioD. said after the meeting that it was not
in opposition TO any faction that he had
done so. This action to o-night." said he.
"is an independent movement. 1t shows
that the committee is independent, and it
should not be supposed that because Grim
Minis and Kelly vOt ed with us that we are
with them. We are neither with nor
against them, nor with nor against Mr..
Burns. We hope for help from all three
of them to maintain the independence of
the eCountyaCommittee."
Chairman Manwaring, Conn and others
made similar statements.
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