The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-22
POLITICAL WORK.
Both Parties Are Busily
Organizing.
o. NJ. Welburn May Be Chairman of
the Democratic State Committee.
Republican Clubs.

All the energies of the politicians of
both parties are now devoted to preparing
for the approaching primaries. A meet
ing of the Republican campaign committee
was held last night at the Baldwin Annex.
and the details of the work in hand were
extensively discussed. The committee
will probably establish headquarters in
that building during the present week SO
as to have place at which to receive re-
ports from the meetings of the district
clubs. which are TO organize permanently
next Saturday evening. 1t is important
that some such arrangement be made, as
at the temporary organization of the clubs
last Saturday night il was found impossi-
BILE to get full results from the multitude
Of clubs which have been formed under
the new rule of recognition to all.
The enrolling Of members in the various
organizations is progressing rapidly and
the rolls are all very full. The roll of
Club . of the FOrty-tirst District. COM
prislng Precincts 8. 4, 8. 9 and Ii. will be
open for signatures at Golden Gate Hall
from s to 10 O'clock Monday ana Tuesday
evenings, at TiltOn Hall Wednesday and
Saturday and at HarbOr View on Thurs
day evening. The temporary officers of
this club are: Luke Battles, president;
1l'bCAE IL 1f Oncs otCltldIys
committee-Charles Young, John C.. Cor
bett and E. Z. Fisher.
Club of the Tbirtv-secOnd District will
be open for the enrolment of members
every evening this week up 10 Saturday
from to 10 at 516 Fourth street. At the
meeting Saturday night Brunette G. Has
kel was elected chairman, John Flem-
ming secretary and r. Ryder, j. McCarty
and John Sullivan enrolling committee.
There is much indignation among the
Republican voters of District Club 1
of the Thirty-tirst Assembly District at
the action of McGlynn, the county COM
mitteemGn. 10 having the roll for sigma
lures a the saloon corner Of Z ghth and
Howard streets, which is outside the boun-
daries. Many Republicans refuse to go
outside the district 10 enroll. They will
bring the matter before the County Com
mittee and perhaps cause a new enroll
ment
Republican Club /. Thirty-sixth As
sembly District, organized at Twin Peaks
Hall, Seventeenth and Noe streets, Satur-
day evening. The district was repre-
scented by the county committeeman. c.
w. Manwaring and Z. Tritten bach, who
appointed Robert Ash chairman and n. L.
Mason secretary pro TEN. Thereupon the
chairman appointed the enrolling CON-
mittee: William Gleason, William Wa
lace, +. a. Elliott, II. 81. Bilay and p. J.
Gray. Addresses were made by Alfred
Clark. Robert Ash, A. p. Van Duser and
J. NJ. Woods. Two hundred and twenty
names were enrolled.
The Twenty-eighth District Club met in
Drew's Hall, New Montgomery street,
last night. There was a large crowd pres
ent and speeches were made by G. Flint,
j. Murray, John T. Carroll and Others.
j. I. Carroll introduced resolution favor
ing w. 5. Barnes for Governor and it was
carried unanimously.
Club 2 of the Thirty-sec0nd District
organized last Saturday at Clinton and
Brann streets by the election as tempo
rary officers of II. p. Filgate, president;
John Ahern, secretary, and John +. Hill
man, j. q. Sol0man and Robert T. Baker
The roll will be open for sigma ures "A the
Poirero Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings from s to 10 o'clock.
Steward hnorp of the City and County
Hospital desires it stated that his name
was incorrectly reported among the officers
elected in the Thirty-lhird District.
The Democratic clubs are still electing
the committee of eighteen to formulate
rules for the coming primary. The Forty
third District committee met last night at
the Baldwin and elected Matt Fallon 10
the grievance committee and E. =. Casser-
Iy to the committee on rules. Ex-senator
I. j. Pindar was made treasurer of the
Ommittee.
AS yet the Democrats have not put for.
ward man to succeed Max Pepper as
chairman OF the State committee. Mr..
Pepper said last night that O. Nj. Welburn
was his logical successor. as he is now the
first vice-chairmaD. and should in the
regular order of things be promoted. Mr..
Welourn' however, may decline TO serve
from he fact that he now holds the Fed
eral office of Collector of Internal Revenue.
His is The only name that has been promi-
nentlY mentioned for the place.