The morning call., 1894-09-14
MAGUIRE IN THE FRAY.
The Congressman Wears a Budd
"HaySeed" Badge.


"fiayseed" Badge.
Congressman James &. Mcguire did not
put in an appearance last night at Demo
cratic headquarters. He was busy on his
speech, which he will deliver at the Demo-
cratic ratification meeting this evening.
The sultry air OF Washington had the
effect of adding materially to his weight,
though all through the summer months he
was "a sufferer from malaria. His personal
experiences as representativ at the
national capital are novel in many ln-
stances. and after one term in the vortex
he looks upon writing speeches in quiet
Office of the Mills buildag as something
like sweet relaxation ana rest.
II received 150 letters a day." said he.
'and nearly every one of them was about
some app intment or another. When
went to the Worlds Fair had my mail
sent 20 Chicago for ten days and then held
until my return. There was seven days
mail awaiting me-thousands of letters
| from California recommending applicants
for positions. asking my support, etc.
Appointments were more cause for worry
than almost the actual work in Congress.
Then there was q difficulty In getting
anything from Cleveland. He had an
Idea, l believe, that whenever Congress-
man asked any favor regarding an appli-
cant for Office or made recommendation
for a position personal motives were a,
the bottom of 1t all. He would think that
the Representative was using him to fur
ther political schemes at home.
'On my return was highly pleased tc
find affairs in such satisfactory condition
in The Democratic party. From reports in
| Washington / had been led to believe that
disseDsiOns had created hopeless havoc
with the party. But such is not the case
| however, for l find the local situation full
of promise.
"Wth regard to my speech io-morrow W
night, [ intend taking up tariff, railroad
and national issues, and, in a general way,
will discuss local issues as included 10 the
State platforms of both parties"
| Judge Mcguire wears a Budd badge,
Faffected by followers of the Democratic
leader. The badge, by the way, was freely
| distributed yesterday. and a silver hay
seed, or ear of grain. could be seen or
many coat lapels. Ii is the emblem of a
"hay yseed'-of "Hayseed jim"
| Budd will 90 to Santa Cruz Monday nexi
and speak there at night. From that date
until the end of Septe mt ber he will speak
| in the following places: Salinas, Tuesday
49,; Martinez, Wednesday. 10; Merced
! Thursday. 20; Bakersfield, Friday, 81.
Fresno-Saturday. %; Monday, "a; Tues
day, %. San Diego-W ednesday, 26
Thursday. 81; Friday. 2S Los Angeles
Saturday, 20.
The board of yice-presideDts of th,
Fortieth Assembly Central Republican
| Club met as an executive committee at eli
headquarters. Bear Club Hall. on Fill
more and Post streets. last night to per
feet arrangements tor grand rat fcatior
meeting TO be held on Wednesday, Sep.
tember 10. at franklin Hall. Fillmore
street, near Sutter. S. NJ. ShortFiige and
Franklin p. Bull will speak. G. B. Mer.
ram was selected TO act as the club:
vice-Dresident at the grand ratfcatio
meeting of ali clubs to take place Satur.
day night at Odd Fellows Hal.
A meeting OF the Thirty-eighth Assem-.
bly, District Central Repub lean Club viii
take place this evening at Mascut Hail.
| 1106 Golden Cat avenue, at o'clock
Eugene F. Loud and other weIl-knowr
speakers will address the meeting
The Liberty Republican Club met las,
evening in Washington Hall. Eddy stree I,
and received report from 3. j. Page, NJ
Mclean, d. Sullivan, T. Murray and T.
McDermott. composing the campaign com.
mittee. that active campaign work had
been begun.
meeting of the Populists Of the
Thirty first Assembly District was held a.
party headquarters, 765 Market street, las,
evening. and organized the Thirly-firs
| Assembly District Populist Club. The
roll being open sixty-three persons signed
The following permanent officers were
elected: Patrick Dolan. chairman; II
Gunther, secretary; William II. Burke
treasurer. The following were elected on
enrolment committee: J. +. Finnerty
Henry BinniDg. August Borgt.
The Forty-second Assembly District
| Central Republican Club held an enthu
siastic meeting at 1913 Taylor street las1
night. Mrs. Addie l.. Ballou, president OIL
the Woman's Republican State Centra
Club, Judge E. d. Sawyer, j. j. Stevens
and S. II. Scott delivered addresses. The
following were elected as members of the
executive council: j. j. Stephens, Henry
| Stern, Jacob Shaen, r. Ii. Fitzgerald, J.
| w. IdfknuEst, J' ". OkmHcT. Jdm6S u
Hart, C. H. Hawley, T. B. Morton, w. o
Banks and John M. Chreten. Skinner i:
a division superintendent of the Market
street Railway Company.
The National Republican Club met a
21O Powell street last night and ratified The
action of the district convention. w. T.
Lane. the clubs candidate for Supervise OF
| OF the Sixth Ward. addressed the meeting
urging the members to work for Rspub.
lican victory.
FUSCO'S EVIDENCE.