The morning call., 1894-07-22
THE REPUBLICANS
Will Open the Campaign
This Week.
Prospects in the Organizing of the
Executive Committee of the State
Central Body.

This will be an important week for the
Republicans, because 1t will bring about
the organization of the executive commit
tee of the State Central Committee and
incidentally the practical opening of the
campaign. The committee will meet in
the ThurlOw block. Kearny and Suffer
streets, Oh Tuesday at l o'clock and elect
its officers, who, under the "pan" of the
party, will also be the officers OF the State
Central Committee. 1t is understood that
p. B. Cornwall will be selected as chair
man. For the secretaryship there is
likely to be something of a struggle
Frank MCQuaid, who rendered valuable
services as chairman of the campaign
committee of the Republican County Com
mittee during the primary campaign. is
out for the place and has an opponent,
NJ. r. Higgins. McQuaid is member of
the committee and Higgins is an outsider.
The latter fully expected to be appointed
on the committee, but was ignored. He
now comes forward as a candidate for
secretary, but it is more than probable
that some member of the committee will
be chosen. McQuaid, therefore, has an
advantage in that fact. He is also capable
and sufficiently affable TO be addressed
should the ordinary Republican desire to
consult him. Jacob Steppacher's place as
assistant secretary is not elective, and he
will probably be re engaged.
The Republican County Committee has
sent out notices that it has established a
bureau for naturalization at rooms / and
2, $50 Market street, Baldwin annex, where
persons desiring to become citizens may
secure all information as to how to pro-
coed. The following Judges Will consider
a publications. liz their respective depart
ments, at 10 A. NJ. and 40 p. NJ: Judge
Levy, department 10, on Monday; Judge
Seawel, department 1, and Judge Trout,
department s, on Tuesday; Judge Slack,
department 2, and Judge Hunt. depart ment
5. on Wednesday; Judge Daingerfeld, de-
partment u, on Friday; Judge Hebbard,
department 4. on Saturday; Judge Cotfey.
department 9. every day.
The committee apo inted at the last
meeting of the Repu blcan County Com
mttee to prepare resolutions on the death
of Colonel f. II. Meyers has drafted and
signed the following:
WHEREAS, The Republican County Commit
tee of San Francisco on its own behalf. and on
behalf OF the Republican party, recognize in
the death of Colonel +. II. Meyers, LATE chair
man OF the Republican State Central Commit
tee, the loss OF an earnest and untiring worker
In all matters APP ertaining to the best interests
of the community in which he lived and OF the
party TO which he belonged, therefore be it
ResOlred, That we deem it fit and proper to
express our sense of appreciation OF the many
exceencies of the deceased, the hearty inter.
est he has always evinced Tor the welfare OF
our people and State. his faithful devotion to
party obligations and his active promotion Of
enterprises touching the commercial progress
of the Pacific Coast; be it further
Resolved, That 10 the death of Colonel Meyers
this State and the community at large has SUI
fered the loss of a most respected member whose
influence was always on the side of justice and
right and who was held In nigh esteem by those
with whom be came into friendly or business
relations; be 1t further resolved. that we here
by extend to the widow OF Colonel f. Ii. Meyers
and to the other members OF his family our
heartfelt sympathy in their bereavement; be IL
further resolved, that these resolutions be
spread IN full upon the minutes OF the County
Committee and an engrossed copy thereof,
signed by the members OF this special commit
tee, be transmitted 10 the family OF the de-
ceased.
Committee on resouti ons-L. f. Phillips,
chairman: j. Alva Watt, Fred Conn, Asa r.
Wells, f. D. Worth. r. q. Meyers, z. B. Corn
wall, c. w. Manwariug.
The State executive committee of the
PEOPLES party was in executive session
several times yesterday at the headquar-
ters at 21h Third street and transacted
quantity of business of routine nature.
The organization of the party will be very
thorough this year, as great attention is
being paid TO details There will be county
organizations in every county in the State.
The Peoples party has decided to have
no Socialists in the ranks. The Socialists
proposed 10 throw what strength they had
for the Populist ticket if allowed rep
resen tation of eighteen delegates in the
county convention OF the Peoples party,
but the proposition was rejected and now
he So ciaists say hat they will have
pothing to do with Populists.
A Striker Released.