The morning call., 1894-10-11
Congress from the Fifth District. Yes
terday the committee issued tile following

Congress from the Fifth District Yes
teriay the committee issued the following
address to the voters of the district:
p 70 me poters Of the Fifth Congressional
Dtst,tce or california: You are hereby re-
MINDED mat the Democratic Stale Central Com
mutee OF California passed the following reso-
%, 1894:
Tor Congress by The Democratic district con-
yention OF the Fifth Congressional District:
anu whereas, certain public charges were SUBJ
seQuantly made against MIR. Eelly ther-by i'm
pairing his candidacy and leopardIZinT the
success and standing of the Democratic party
win the voters OF that district; and whereas
Ihe Democratic Stale Central Committee In
Inc interest of both Mr.. Kelly aud the Demo-
cratic party, urged and requested Mr. Kelly 10
Ietite from SAID candidacy so that vacancy
might thereby be created which could he fiji ed
oy Inc Democratic Stale Central Committee
VIII! Candidate available in every essential
particular: and whereas, James Denman a
gentleman OF high character and "A lifelong
democrat. has agreed TO circulate his petition
III conformity with law and 10 run as an indie
pendent Democratic candidate tor Congress in
the said district; now therefore, be 1t
Resolred. That the said candidacy OF ,Joseph
T. Kelly be and the same is hereby repudated
Dy the Democratic 5 ate Central Committee: be
Ii further
Resolved, That James Denman be and he is
hereby recognized as The Independent Demo
cratic candidate for the said district by the
democratic State Central Committee; and be ii
further "
RESOLVED, That the voters OF the Fifth Con.
gressional District OF all shades of political
opinion be and they are h reby requested and
urged by the Democratic State Cen, raj Com
mlttre 10 support and vote for James Depman
Tor congress Ia said district.
+. Fl. GOULD, Chairman.
JOHN MARLEY, Secretary.
The first open meeting of The Pine Cone
Independent Club was held last night at
their hall, 125 Page street The attend
ance was large and enthusiastic. The
meeting was addressed by Edgar Briggs.
John L. Creamy ana Dr.. A. Chase. Mu-
steal selections were rendered by Albert
Higgins and Master Willie Sullivan. Songs
by John Y. COMMIT and Mr.. Mccormick.
Inc next open meeting OF the club will be
held on next Wednesday evening. and
many good speakers are expected TO ad-
dress the meeting.
AT a meeting of the Phoenix Democratic
Club, held last night at Irish-Amerlcan
Hall, the following officers were elected:
President. b. +. Joiner; vice. president.
>. a. Hickey; secretary. +. c. Orndorff :
treasurer, T. c. Allen.
Executive commi,tee-Frank Allen, F.
G. Ornd0rff, NJ. j. Moran, Percy Mead.
Finance committed William Brown
George Walker, F. C. Orndorff, F. c. al,
len, John Carter.
Alexander T. Vogelsang, secretary of
the committee on platform and resolutions
of the Democratic municipal convention
of 1894 has addressed a circular letter to
the teachers of the public schools. in
which he states that the rumor TO
the effect that j. T. Burke, Democratic
candidate for the Senate. is in fayor,of
the repeal Of the present tenure of office
law is false. Vogelsang says that Burke
offered in the convention resolution
pledging the nominees on the legislative
ticket TO support the law in its apolica-
ton to teachers of the San Francisco
schools