The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-05

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HEADQUARTERS
REPUBLICAN, EXECUTIVE COUNCIL,
SAN FRANCISCO, Gel, Sept. 80, 1889
Dear Sir: We take the liberty of handing
you copy OF the constitution ana laws of the
Republican Executive Council, together with
club roll blanks. Al
In doing so we desire to say that the council
was formed after consultation with many rep
resent8tive Republicans in State and City, and
after mature elaboration; and It's objects are
First-To foster and promote harmony in the
Republican party Of California.
Seeond-To advocate the principles of that
party.
Third-To use our best efforts for the nomi-
nation and election of loyal Republicans and
honest and capable citizens for Office.
Fourth-To effect a more thorough organ
iZation of Republican voters, and 10 give them
larger share in shaping the policy of the
party and III the selection OF candidates for the
sufrages of the people.
One of the primary purposes of the council
is 10 secure for the people, in their organized
capacity, the means OF expressing and enforc-
ing their will in free and patriotic manner
and TO that end this council has made it one OF
Its fundamental principles, THAT of right all
power belongs TO and should emanate from
the people, and that the voice and viii of the
people shall ever be controlling factor in its
deliberations"
iectS referred to the council has decided upon
Assembly club organiZation-that is, one club
OF at least 100 members in every Assembly
district in san Francisco, and one club OF at
least fifty members in each Assembly district
outside OF San Francisco.
The basis of representation in the council
being one representative for every fifty men,
bers, but not more than three from any one
club.
In the organization of Assembly clubs the
council desires the greatest harmony possible,
and that no unfair advantage be taken of any
citizen.
1t therefore recommends:
First-That the representatives, OF this coun-
Gil selected for that duty, and such other citi-
Zens as they may invite, initiate the movement
by meeting in some central location and effect
ing temporary organization.
Second-That they then decide upon the
time and place of the next meeting, that as
many citizens IS possible be invited, by notice
and personal solicitation, to attend this meet
ing, and that whenever an actual membership
of at least fifty shall have been enrolled have
permanent officers elected, and not before.
Third-That as soon as theelub has actual
membership of one hundred, eff in San Fran
CISCO it shall elect two representatives to
this council.
located outside of San Francisco has a mem
bership of fifty it shall elect one representative
to this council, and one for every additional
fifty members enrolled. BY order of the Re.
publican Executive Council,
N: CooNEY, President OF Council, Phelan
Building.
H. C. FIREBAUGH, Chairman Executive Com.
mittee.
J. A. wH1TEs1DEs, Secretary, New City Hall.
OSCAR A. TOLLE, Secretary OF Council, New
City Hall.
at is understood" said Chairman
Cooney, "that all clubs must be formed
under the supervision of this executive
council and in accordance with the consti.
tuition and laws of this body, in order to
receive recognition.
I'VE purpose raising the party above
all factions and above the dictation of any
man or other body of men. 1t is time that
the conscience of the people be awakened
and crystallized into effective organization
to the end that good government be at
tanned. This organization is above all fac
tons, and we hope and intend tc
work to the end, that it fifty anC
honestly represent the principles and aims
OF the Republican party. To this work we
cordially. invite all good Republicans t.
join. with US in. grand effort to establish
good government. not only in the City
and County of San Francisco but through,
out all the fair land of California
After due discussion gentlemen were Sc
lected and duly empowered by the Execu
tive Council of the State.to at once proceed
to the organization OF Republican clubs
one and one only, i'll each of the bly,
districts throughout the State. The name.
of the gentlemen so selected are as fol
lows, the Seventeenth and Twenty-fiftt
Senatorial districts being those represent
ing the City and County of San Francisco
First Senatorial District Prank MCGOWAN
second Senatorial District-John Caukin Lodi.
Third senatorial District-Tirey L. Ford, Dow
melville.
Fourth Senatorial Distrtct-C. c. Royce, Chico
Fifth Senatorial District. II. Neff, Colfax.
Sixth senatorial District-John II. Jewett
Seventh Senatorial District-Frank Coombs
Napa.
Eighth Senatorial District-Han MCGOWAN
Ukiah.
Ninth Senatorial Distr!ct-Judge Buckles, Fair
Tenth Senatorial Dstrict-A. j. Burnett SAINT,
Eleventh Senatorial Distsict-J. hayden, sar
Rafael.
Twelfth Senatorial District-C. A. H warheld
MERGED.
Thirteenth Senatorial District-Frank D. Ryan
Sacramento.
Fourteenth, Senatorial District-Judge John T
Fifteenth Senatorial DISTINCTIVE ]. Robinson
Stockton.
Sixteenth Senatorial Dissatisfaction L. Carter
Fresno.
Seventeenth Senatorial District-A p Williams
Twenty-eighth and Twen:y-ninth Assembly dis
tricts, Palace Hotel, San Francisco.
Eighteenth Senatorial District-Dr. E. J. Smith
Thirtieth and Thirty-second Assembly districts
corner OF Folsom and Filth streets.
Nineteenth Senatorial District-Louis Haywards
Thirty-third and Thirty-fifth Assembly districts
Twentieth Senatorial Dlstrict-Cord H. Wetieu
Thirty-fourth and Thrty-sixth Assembly district
1917 Dearborn street.
Twenty-first Senatorial District-E. W. Root
Thirty seventh and Thirty-eighih Assembly dis
Twenty-second Senatorial District-J G. Giestin2
FOrtieth and Forty-t Assem- bly, districts, 1872
Twenty-third Senatorial District-Phillip Ham
mand Thirty-first and Thirty ninth Assembly dis
tricts, 3lS Larkin street.
Twenty-fourth Senatorial Dlstrict-General s. W
Backus, Forty-second and Forty-third Assemhl,
districts. California Hotel.
Twenty-ffth Senatorial District-Phillip Brown
Forty-fourth aud Forty-ffth Assembly districts
22S Filbert street.
Twenty-sixth Senatorial Dislrict--Louis schaefel
Oakland.
Twenty-seventh Senatorial District-R c. j. Ad
ney, Oakland.
Twenty-eighth Senatorial District-Judge Way
mire, Alameda.
Twenty-ninth Senatorial Distrct-E. c. Ross
San Ma.eo.
Thirtieth Senatorial District-A. NJ. McCabe, sa
Jose.
Thirty. first Senatorial District-Daniel McGn
ley, San Jose.
Thirty-second Senatorial DistrIct-Mr. Morton O
Page & Morton, Tulare.