The San Francisco call., 1895-07-31

Freeman. Abraham Strather, GrunQy NODle,
]. L. Derrick, J. H. Greenly, W. Wicks, Albert J.
Grubbs, Oliver Patelow, 0. L. Thomas, Westlyy
Johnson. ]. c. Rivers, George w. Dennis ST.. David
Ruggles, Ezekiel Cooper, A. ID. Bngford, Rev. e.
T. Cottman, Charles Epps, J. @. Barton, John
Harris, George r. Lewis, Eugene McGee, rev.
Oakland-J A. Hacket, J. F. Summers, A. D.
Jones. ]. B. Wilson, w. W. Owens, r. Leonard.
Joseph Washington, J. A. Wilds, g. e. Watkins,
J. S. Hatton, F. w. Moore, A. A. Collins, Rev. y.
Summers.
Bakersfed-R. w. Houston, Charles Arkrum,
j. @. Price. Rev. Mat Stephens
Fresno-J. N. Bridges. Rev. g. w. Gray, F. b.
Baskins A. J. Walton.
Los AngelesNL young george warner, Ia,as ~. a
Woodson Wickliffe Mrs. s. W. Layton, Mrs. ]. ].
Neimore, ]. ]. Nemore.
Stockton-H. A. Collins Rev. W. A. Brinkley,
Mrs. j.. Terry, Mrs. I. Washington, Mrs. M.
WoodIand-Rev G. W. Petway, N E. Speight.
Santa Rosa-Miss Frances Hilton, ]. II. White.
Sacramento-B A. johnson, w. l.. GoIdsborough,
William H. Manldn Il. ]. Fletcher f. J. Butler,
A. Grubbs, j. A. Wylley.
Redding-C. C. Holford, F. A. Sample. R. 81.
Johnson.
Petaluma-R F. Wilson, Mr.. Holmes.
Pasadena-Wlllam Prince, S. s. Freeman.
Lagrange-Seibah Ellison.
Colusa-B. G. Drisdon. Rev. S. D. Johnson.
Chico-willam McKewen. John r. Widner.
Peter Powers.
Anderson-James Greer, I. ]. Nixon.
Redlands-Rev. J. Clisby.
Visaa-Mrs. Abbie Roffie.
PasO RobleS-J. Birdwell.
Ukiah-C. III. Robinson.
Representatives from the following
named organizations were rejected as regu-
lar and made honorary delegates by the
congress indorsing the report of the COM
mittee:
Bethel Lyceum, General Candy Garrison No.
ia, R. A and n. Union Anti Lynchlng
Price Lyceum of San Francisco and Old
Peoples Home of Oakland.
The congress, after the appointment of
the following committee on rules, adj
journed till P. NJ: Henderson of San
Francisco, Brinkley of Stockton, Stephens
of Bakersfield, Bridges of Fresno and Bin
ford of San Francisco.
The permanent organization was effected
at the opening of the evening session as
follows:
r. w. Houston; second vice-president, w. Sc
bree; executive committee, J. T. Summers, t.
D. Hubbard, ID. E. Jones, Andrew Williams,
! George r. Lewis; stenographer, Miss NJ. Scott;
chaplain, Rev. 0. Summers; sergeants alarms.
W. F. Ford, Westley Johnson.
President Morton then made brief ad-
dress on the objects of the congress.
The committee on credentials reported
the following honorary vice presidents:
B. c. Francis, Rev. George E. Duncan, Irving NJ
Edward Porter, Mr.. Gardner, George Goodman
Judge Heacock of San Francisco; George w,
Booth, Sacramento; Edward Booth. Nevada City
John Peter, La Grange; William Robinson, Stock
ton; Wiley Hines, Farmerville: George II. Ash
Sonora; ]. c. Jackson, Pasadena
The committee also reported the follow
ing delegates at large:
E. P. Duplex, Wheatland; Basil Campbell, Yolo
County; Rev. Mr.. Allen, Joe Harrod, Cooper
Smith, John Warren, George Ligner, James Smead,
Oakland; George w. Mitchell, James Reeder, N A.
Godfrey, San Francisco Henry Peterson, Berkeley.
Both reports were adopted.
The report of the committee on rules,
]. W. Radden, Westley Johnson and ]. d.
Price, was referred back to the committee
A. A. Collins stirred up breeze by the
presentation of resolutions for the seating
of the unseated delegates. The resolution
was lost and he made motion to elini-
nate politics from the congress. The mo-
ton was not recognized by the president
because it was not reduced to writing.
Rev. G. o. Brown of the First Congrega-
tional Church spoke on "The Duty of the
Patriotic Citizen to the Municipal Govern
ment.'
R. w. Houston addressed the congress
on ''The absolute necessity of complete
union of the Afro Americans in Ca1ifor-
MAJ
The congress continues to-day at P. NJ.