The San Francisco call., 1896-09-23
ALL SATISFIED
WITH THE TICKET
Some Independent Candi-
dates Will Also Be in
the Race.
PROSPECTS OF HARMONY
The Enquirer and the Tribune
Unite in Indorsing the
Nominees.
JUICE WOOD IN DOUBT.
The New County Committee Will
Meet and Organize Next Sat.
urday Afternoon.
JUICE WOOD IN DOUBT.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL !

Suo OToauNayI sept. u. }
The Republicans at large are generally
satisfied with yesterdays nominations.
For some months it has been apparent
that if the two factions that have been
quarreling for so long were to come to-
gether some concessions must be made on
both sides. The concessions were made
and there is more harmony in the party
to-day than there has been for two years.
There will be several independent can
didates, but in view of the general popu-
larity of the regular nominees, it is not
thought The independent candidates will
be accorded much support, W. S. Pelouze
in the Fifth District and D. G. Brown in
the Fourth will run alone. Hiram Bailey
of LiYermore has no intention of trying to
succeed himself.
Police Judge Wood will have to run in
dependent if his Office be declared two
year position. A nomination was made
for that Office at yesterdays convention
and Wood will contest the giving up of
his seat.
The Tribune and Enquirer, who are
hardly ever together on local issues,
although both staIwart Republican news
papers, unite in indorsing the ticket, and
this is the best evidence that the long fac
tional struggle is over.
The Republican convention yesterday met
under many favorable conditions. A more de-
sirable place could not have been selected
than the city of Alameda. The citizens had
provided the very best place for meeting, and
in their Hberality had gone beyond all former
precedents in providing in advance sergeants-
alarms at their own cost.
The ticket nominated yesterday is worthy of
the support of all Republicans, and II ought to
win the support of many who are outside the
The university and the institution for the
deaf and dumb and blind are objects of special
Interest 10 the Alameda delegation, although
these interests concern every member OF the
LeRislature. The nomination OF members to
the lower house is also satisfactory. Several
of these nominees have had experience In that
BODY and have made good public record
there They can all be counted upon for an
honorable and efficient public service.
on the whole IT was good day for the Re
pubIicans of Alameda County. There was
com paratiyeIy very little friction and great
deal of good WORK
The Enquirer says;
The ticket nominated by the Republican
County and District conventions yesterday is
generally excellent one. with segefai spe-
cially meritorious features. s. T. Han ana
Judge w. K. Greene make strong judicial
ticket Mr. Halls nomination possesses that
first requisite Of convention seleetion-lt was
desired by the mass of voters in the party ana
by many outside of II. Ever since IL became
known a year or more ago that he aspired 10 the
bench Mr.. Halls fitness to SIT upon u mas oeen
recognized and none but complimentary
words have been heard for the abllty, 1nleg-
rity and judicial temper OF the canuluatS;
Judge Greene's qualities as judge are WeH
known from his long service, and II is con-
ceded by all that he is one of the strongest men
upon the bench in the Superior courts OF the
State.
A specially fit nomination is that OF Fred
erick S. Strattou to be State Senator He is a
lawyer, as seems to be necessary ID all out o