The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-27

California, in Central California or in
Southern California; with me it is Califor-
MIA. With us all it should be California,
and We should and do stand for California
And all our delegates are to represent Cal
ifornia."
This neat little address was greeted with
cordial applause, after which the nominat-
ing went on with a fratcrnal feeling. j. A.
Flicher, w. G. Brown of the Martinez
Gazette, E. S. Pillsbury OF the Tulare Reg
lister, w. f. Pri.k of the Gras. Valley
Union and Duncan Mcpherson of the
elected unanimously.
Lennon moved that the selection of
alternates and filling OF vacancies in del
egates to the national association be re-
ferred to the executive committee. The
motion was carried.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Marshall of Los An
geles were placed on the roll as honorary
members.
IL. II. Osborne of the Los Angeles EI-
press read the following letters expressive
OF the friendly sentiment of Southern Cali
fornia toward having the convention in
San francisco:
RIVERSIDE DAILY PRESS, I
RIVERSIDE, Cal, Oct %. !
To the California Press association, San Fran
CISCO: hereby appoint II. T. Osborne of the
Los Angeles Express as the representative of
the Southern California Press Association at
the meeting OF the press associations called at
san Francisco on the 26th inst.
The members of both associations in this
section Il n. OF the State are in hearty sympathy
with the effort to secure the political conVen-
lions for this coast and will do anything pos
sIble to aid in the movement to that end. I
regret that my business engagements prevent
E. W. HOLMES
President Southern California Editorial AS
ISOLATION.
Los ANGELES PRESS CLUB,
Los ANGELES, Cal, Oct. %. I
Captain II. q. Osborne, Los angeles = DEAR
SIR: The Los Angeles Press Club is deeply in
terested in the project of bringing the M
tional Convention to San Francisco and we
shall take the greatest pleasure, individually
ana collectively, IN doing all we can in promot-
ing this objec
Please assure the members of the California
Press Association that we are earnestly with
them in this matter. Yours truly,
JOHN F. CARRERE,
President Los Angeles Press Club.
Owing to the lateness of the call for the
convention, some Pacific Coast States
could not send delegates, but the following
kilograms read by Mr.. Lennon of Santa
Rosa bespoke the undivided support of the
Pacific Coast:
TACOMA, Wash, October 25, 1898.
/, 4. B. Lennon, Occidental Hotel, San Francisco:
sThe Ledger will cooperate earnestly with the
California Press Association and other workers
to secure the Republican National Convention
Tor san francisco. G. A. SNowDEN, Manager.
YUMA, Ariz., October %, 1895.
4. 3. Lenmon, Occidental Hotel, San francisco:
Arizona Press Association will cooperate with
California Press Association in bringing the
Republican Nstionsl Convention to San Fran
cisco. j. w. DoREINGToN, President.
PORTLAND, October 25, 1895.
4. B. Lennon, care ". II. Mills: We most
heartily concur in the wish and effort to have
the National Republican Convention held at
San Francisco We have seen our member of
Tor san Francisco throughout. The Oregonian
has done and will continue to do everything