The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-21
MAGU|RE As A MOSES,
He Meets the Junta to Talk
Compromise on a
Primary.
BUCKLEY BOWS TO HIM.
A Possibility That the Factions
May Meet on the Ma
guire Plan.
BUT THE FIGHT YET GOES ON.
The Juntas New General Committee,
Which Will Meet Tonight,
Is Announced.
BUT THE FIGHT YET GOES ON


respective and independent programmes
and meetings.
The Junta people talked as loudly and
vigorously as ever and last night the COM
mittee of fifty worked long and late in the
completion OF the list OF those anti-Buck-
leyites who are 10 be called TO meet and
organize as a new general committee IN
Pion eer Hall tonight.
Up at the Occidental Club the day and
the night brought the usual increase in
the number OF general committeeman and
others who dropped in at the Buckley
headquarters The leaders consulted and
consulted with themselves and the
factions district workers, and things were
frightened up and Strengthened out in
preparation for the meeting OF the regular
general committee tomorrow night.
But outside of all this something OF
great importance was going on in the way
OF an effort to effect a compromise by
which sill factions would agree in pri-
mary which should settle the question of
who shall run the local machine. Con-
gresham Mcguire yesterday doomed up
bigger than ever in the situation as the
power that may unite the party-the
Moses that may lead the party to nicer
pastures and less turbulent waters.
Mcguire yesterday made strong efforts
to settle things. Late in the forenoon
some OF the Junta leaders held long con-
ference with him al which he urged the
independent views he has been expressing
for several days and at which was dis
cussed his plan for the appointment OF a
committee of twenty-five Democrats of
standing, outside Of both factions, or al
least satisfactory TO both factions, which
should prepare plan for primary
which would insure fair show for every
body.
Mcguire had such committee named in
list and il was submitted. Nothing def
mate was arrived at. but there Will be an
other Maguire-Junta conference today.
What viii come out OF this cannot be
predicted. il Is said that some of the lead
ing hackers OF the Junta are celebrating,
al least, about il, and that there are strong
signs that some OF them viii accept II.
II a large element in the Junta
should agree TO this plan OF reorgan-
ization by a primary controlled by q
committee in which al would have conf
dence, Il would mean the abandonment OF
the Junta programme and Gavin MeNab
would slip into the great Democracy like
a dewdrop into the shining sea"
The Buckley side conferred with Mcguire
yesterday, too. They are ready TO accept
this plan or any plan that viii guarantee
a fair primary. They are willing TO risk their
interests al any primary they say and will
concede anything that is fair in the interests
OF harmony. Their only condition is that
such a committee Of supervision shall be
subject 10 the general committee, and that
otherwise the primary shall be held under
the constitution of the general committee,
which was adopted by the carbohydrates
themselves. This proposed committee
would be a sort OF general grievance COM
mittee with jurisdiction TO purify the rolls
settle disputes, subject TO the general COM
mittee, etc.
To-day viii probably settle the question
OF whether or not Mcguire viii be able TO
unite the party by his plan.
Tonight the Junta 5 general committee
will probably elect Mr. Watkins chairman
and Cusick secretary, as ii will look well
and give prestige to have the officers OF the
old committee.
The following are the names of the mem
bers OF the Junta's new general committee
appointed by the committee of fifty last
night:
Twenty-eighth District-H Healey, S. Hayes,
". Turner, T. Murphy J. Murphy, James SUIT
ton, Thomas Cusiek, J. Walch, c. whiieam, J.
German, William Hinton, J. Connors, J. Fer
ris, D. johnson, N. Doyle, W. Mathews, J. Don
nelly, NJ. Carol, Thomas Maher. Dan Geary
7. H. MeKinnon, John T. McGovern, n. Kin
ney, Frank Sweany, I. A. RottanZi.
Twenty-ninth District-J.J. Mccarthy, J. G.
Fitzgerald, John Dundon, y. T. Boyce, Louis
Selig, Joseph NJ. Quinn. J. C. Murphy, John
Brown, John Allen, August Tilden, Samuel
Braunhart, Mat E. Lalley. Joseph N. Strauss.
John Mannix. Patrick Legion, James Lynch
Louis Nalentin, Laurence BTannsn, John F.
Soek4ey, Eo" S.r ". Ta4kneF, James h hol-
bert, James O'Donnell. Daniel J. Crowley,
Owen Moore.
Thirtieth Distributions Farrell. I. ].
Cunningham. John O'Nell. Z. W. House, II.
Inc EF7yl = 49,
Doyle, Hugh Dougherty, D. Murphy. N. J.
Sullivan, Mont Harris, c. ]. MeMenony, T.
Fitzpatrick, Thomas MeCreagh, c. Gildes,
James Il. o'Hea, E. P. z. Troy, j. Cadogan,
George Fitzgerald, T Lynch, Hugh Moffatt, T.
E. Healey, J. Z. Broderick. Benjamin Ashe.
Thirty-irst DisIrict-Charles S. Arms, George
Kearney, James McArdle, William Kinsella,
Charles II. McGreevy, John Sharkey, D. O.
Troy, Daniel J. Sullivan, J. '. HeDrioulle D.
J. Mccarthy. A ]. Downing W. Murphy. III.
0Connor, Thomas Cayeny. James Dunning,
Christian HIlliard, J. Il. German, DR.. F. E.
Emerson, a. AsmusseD, J. ). Carrlck, Joseph
GogeT, Sidney Hall.
ThiFty-second District-Frank Lester. Michael
Greaney, J. sPellman, James Deyine. E. Am
brose Riley, ". II. HARRISON, " Murdoch, John
QuigleY, Z. Donovan, James Resvey, W. LaEkin,
James Powers, ". Reuwick, II. Y. Beverson n
F. Borden, J. F. Monahan, ". Toner, W. Obert
F. Hellmer, r. Bolard, Frank Connors, John
Holland, J. j. Ryan, John P. Deyereux, N.
Cussick.
Thirty-tfird District Eugene Sullivan
Thomas Mitchell, ]. P. Hopkins, J. Mitchell. r.
J. Doyle, Frank Cleary. J. 0'Donnell, j. A. Hol-
land, 1. Norton, Stephen 0Keefe, NJ. J. Hurley.
T. r. Curtis, " Hayes, J. Reagan, T. Sweeney,
F. Mcguire, P. J. 0Donnell, Barney Curtis, J.
Glacken, 6 Godfrey, c. Barney.
Thirty-fourth District-Frank Bateman, A
F. Kirby, James d. Phelan. c. Whitbeck. T.
Mcclellan. ". F. Burke, T. Mahoney, J. 3. VIII
liams, +. Duncel, W. Burke, J. W. Donohue, 81.
]. Gerdes, Christian McNulty, J. Burke Jr r.
l. Mann, J. Sullivan. T. Slsttery, J. Heenan,
W Orr, J. Nee, J. Wiseman, z. J. Luttenger,
Matt 0'Brien, T. Carroll, 6. Z. Gallagher. ]. J.
Borden.
.Tlairty-ifth District-w. ]. Locke, Thomas
Brennan, Michael keenan,. Henry J. Brown,
Peter McGlade, J. Harrison Massey, Timothy
Curran, Peter McArdle, John 81. Grady, Henry
Stafford, Hugh Foote, Nathan Sheeline, James
Newsen, James T. Smith, Joseph Mcdonnell,
james Butler. T. J.0'Rielly.
Ihirty-sixth Distrlet-William Mccarthy
]. Pendergsst, John Collins, James Kelly, Max
Pepper. G. T. Ring, D. Quinn, L. Tierney,
Charles Gaugaus, A. d. Lennon, Peter Quinn,
B. Werner, Sam Mogan, q. Robbins, James
Morrison, John Tuite, James Norton, Daniel J.
Jeary, NJ. O'Connor, Edward Ring, ]. Kenney.
Thirty-seventh District. E. 0'Donnell, P.
J. Harvey. F. P. Hughes, W. II. Williams, z.
Deadly, Neil Malloy, Dr.. D. Reagan, Isidore
Selig, z. r. Cluin, c. P. Troy, Il. 3. McAyoy, J.
P Dalton, William \. Hinton Jr., w. 2. Sulli-
van JT., Vincent C. Tobin, Thomas Burke.
Joseph Curtin, T. J. Walsh, T. Nunan, A. A.
Ambrose, Thomas Cleary, II. J. Zemansky.
Thirty-eighth District-G. Howard Thomp-
son. E. A. Wettigg, Eugene McFadden, w. L