The morning call., 1894-10-11
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speak. The local and municipal tickets
will be indOrsed
Governor Markham will begin at Sacra-
mento next SATURDAY. campaign OF edu-
cation on behalf Of the State ticket. He
will treat "the State issues which have
been raised by Candidate Budd." The
Governor. being in possession of all the
details OF State expenditures during his
term of four years and coming fresh from
study of the affairs of the government,
will be especially qualified to educate the
people upon the subject. He will no
doubt be able to fix the responsibility for
past extravaganza where it belongs.
Up to the present time the Republican
campaign in this city has been awaiting
the disposition of the local conventions.
The State Central Committee is now pre-
parlng Tor a vigorous fight. A series of
meetings in different parts of the city is
being arranged at which Samuel NJ. Short
ridge. the well-known Repn blican LAWYER.
will deliver addresses on the issues of the
day.
Ex-senator John S. Enos will also begin
local oratorIcal campaign in few days.
The closing days of the contest will he
marked by monster meetings at which NJ.
NJ. Estee, GEORGIA.. Knight, II. V. More
house, j. e. DAILY and other Republican
leaders will be present.
An aggressive campaign is being made
by the friends of E. p. Colgan, the Re-
publican nominee for State Controller.
They are most sanguine of his reelection
By a large majority. MIR. Colgan has dis
charged the duties Of the office most ac-
ceptably. He goes before the people with
not only clean recorj, but with the repu-
tatlnD of having DISCHARGED his trust so
well that he Is entitled tn another term
Ii the reports that come in be rue the
Republicans will have little trnnble in re-
turning him to The position. He is one of
most ba f,Ea
The purity committee and the local Re-
publican candidates held a long meeting
in Shlels building last night and discussed
campaign matters. The party will ap-
point large number of watchers TO guard
against Democratic fraud in the precinct
boards of registration. This occupied much
att ntion during last nights meeting.
which was strictly executive affair. Ii
is also understood that the advisabilty of
appointing committee of ten, To he
known as the campaign committee. with
instructions to Look after these matters.
was discussed at length. The meeting was
well attended.
The State Women's Central Club held
lively and interesting meeting at 1913 Tay-
lor street last night. Speeches were made
by Mrs. Addie Ballou, Frank ID. Waith
and Andy Branch. The rooms were
crowded and the speeches were well re-
ceived.
The kickers in the Thirty-eighth Dis
trict are giving Boss Burns lot of trouble.
The whole district seems to be up in arms
against his hlgh-handed measures in the
convention. Tuesday night The "Republi-
can club for social and political purposes
of '94' led the revolt by holding meeting
and bouncing the Burns committee who
had charge of the funds.
Tonight the Panhandle Club of the
same district will walk out of the Burns
camp, 1t is threatened. and one other club
of the district will follow suit.
The Mckinley Club OF the Forty-6rst
District Will meet tonight in the interests
of independence in Republican politics- II
Is a strong organization and Boss Burns
has no part in it. It's $50 working mem
berS STAYED away from the primary, and
the Mckinleyltes are all very bitter.
Several other districts are about readv
to take the field against the man who
packed the convention, and the trouble in
the Republican ranks is in nowise abating
TIE Independent Republican Club of the
Thrtieih Assembly DistTic. met last night
at its hall, 921 Mission street. A larye
number were In attendance. A finance
committee was appointed, consisting of n.
Benjamin, William Harrington and Jacob
Shakkart. A number of speeches were
MADE denouncing the policy pursued nv
Boss Burns at the last Republican conyen-
ton.
The Republicans of the Ninth Precinct
of the Thil ty-seventh Assembly District
met at 1949 Market street last night and
organized tue ilrSt precinct club in the city
under he call Of the Republican County
Committee.
The meeting was large and enthusiastic
and was called to order by Henry Barron.
precinct vice-president and ex-officio presi.
dent OF the club.
The president appointed the following