The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-12

a number of the members who would have
attended to participate in the proceedings
were confused by the change of meeting
night from Tuesday 10 Thursday. and
were not present. Much enthusiasm was
manifested.
Chairman Gregory, at the suggestion Of
Albert Z. Castle, appointed committee of
three TO confer with the campaign commit
tee of The NOn-Partisan movement to as
certain in what ways the club could be of
service. The following were appointed:
Albert Castle, George r. Sanderson and
NJ. L. Gerstle.
B. Arnhold discussed the ACCESSIBILITY Of
holding a mass-meeting at Odd Fellows
Hall 10 ratify tie Non-Partisan nomiDa-
tions.
1t was stated that the appointment of
finance committee would be unnecessary as
the treasurer and other members of the
club declared their ability TO secure all the
funds necessary.
Felix Deulsch spoke of the failure
heretofore OF the leading citizens to take
the part in politics which they should
have taken. meeting at Odd Fellows
Hall, while good enough in its way, did
not go far enough. There should be meet
ings in the various quarters of the city 10
educate the voters as to the benefits which
would result from Non-P Partisan success
Louis Saroni spoke of the advisa bllity
of inducing business men to register and
vote, of which duty they were too prone
10 be negligent. 1t was suggested that it
would be advisable to print the lists Of
Democratic, Republican and Non-Par-
tisan nominees, underscoring the last and
by comparison showing TO the vnteTs OF
San Francisco wherein the on-Partisan
nominees eXceiled.
B. Arnhold thought an afternoon parade
Of = a nf he Ifp nId
prove a valuable adjunct to the Non
Partisan campaign, closing with mass
meeting.
The campaign committee was instructed
TO confer with the NOn-Par!isan general
committee expressing the voice of he club
as in favor Of business mems parade OF
the Saturday afternoon preceding election
day, In which all clubs sympathiZing with
the movement should be invited to par
ticipate.
literature suggested the compilation Of
circular containing brief biographies of
the Non-Parlisan candidates.
On motiop, Maurice L0wenstein, F. H.
Ames and A. Campbell were appointed
committee Of three on hall.
Chairman Gregory spoke of the good
government clubs in New York. This
ganiZation had a similar object. 1t
should be the duty Of each member to con-
stitute himself committee Of one to in
crease the CLUB membership.
Felix Deutsch declared that it was
necessary to shGw the ignorant voters
of the city the necessity of throwing of
party yokes in behalf of good government.
M l.. Gerstle thought the club might be
the central club from which other clubs
could be organized in the outlying Gis-
tricts
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the secretary to address written COM
munlcation to each mem Der of the club re-
questing him to briDg two friends to the
next meeting, who were not members of
the club.
The forming Of clubs In the outlying
districts BY the San Francisco Nom
Partisan Club Henry Gray thought I'M
practicable. The Non-PariIsan committee
would be, he declared, the proper source
from which such clubs should emanate.
1t was decided to instruct the clubs cam
paign committee TO confer with the Nom
Partisan general committee on the subject
OF club organization in the outlying dis
tricts.
Adjournment was then taken TO next
Tuesday evening at place to be selected
by the hall committee.
At a meeting of the Democratic CAM
paign committee last night registration
and kindred topics were discussed at SONS
length. 1t was agreed that the repre-
: sentative in the committee from each dis
trict and the candidate for the Assem- bly
In each district should work jointly In
canvassing and report available men for
election workers and officers.
James Ii. Budd and William L. deter
left for Napa yesterday.
E. Biennerhassett, who organized piece
club. for which be endeavored to secure
recognition. h as failed 10 receive II, ana his
ticket will not be printed on the ballots.
Dir. Blennerhassett endeavored to injure