The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05

ma!orlty of the delegates to the municip al
ana state conventions. We were to wor k
together without any boss and show the
people that we were sincere in our in ten
tlon TO wrest :he Democratic party from
the nands OF the bosses. Our plans were
wei lald, but 1t remained Tor Tom Givnn
to spoil them.
AT the meeting held few weeks ago,
When we dlsbanded as the Anti Charter
party ana reors anlzed as the Citizens
democratic party, James O'Connor, a
Trend OF GIynn was in the chair
we had no roll, as you know, and when
we objected to processing with any mat
tiers o. business until we had a roll to
show who vas en- tiled 10 vote, OCou-
nor, according 10 programme ruled
against US. The hail was packed with
Glvnn's deputies and their friends and
they voted u, out. We then made a bat
tie against taking any hand, as an organs
cation, in the freeholder fight, but Glyrn
and his push again voted Us down. A
motion to appoint a committee OF five to
canvass ana suggest the names of free
holders Tor Endorsement was carried by
the same method, and the chairman, &C.
cordlng 10 programme. named Tom Glynn,
Bob Boyd, Carl I. Spelling, w. J. Seares
and Charley Mccarthy TO serve on the
committee.
Spelling, Seares and Mccarthy were
Giynn's Programmes, and Boyd had no
voice IN the committee proceedings. 1t
was then thai Glynn played his hand. He
entered into compact with the yellow
journal, IN consideration of future sup
port for himself. to have the organization
lndorse the five silver Democrats and
three Populists on the Citizens Charter
Convention ticket. Boyd presented a
minority report At the meeting last Mon
day night, protesting against the sell out,
put there was no rol!call, and with the
assistance of Glynn's deputies, who had
packed the hall with their friends, the
eight were Endorsed. l, for one, don't
propose having GIynn or any one else
peddle me around and deliver me to the
Examiner. Glynn may think that he has
everything his own way. but he will find
out his mistake Monday night when the
general committee meets in Pythian
Castle.
"He will find that he can't handle the
Ihirty-'hird, Thirty fourth, Thirty fifth,
Thirtv-sixth, Thirty-seventh, Thirty
eighth, Forty fourth or Forty fifth dis
tricts, and he will probably realize that he
bargained Tor more than he can deliver to
the Examiner. he will make a showing
with his deputies, but that is all he can
DO. L believe that the organization will
go to pieces, for no party can exist when
lis very foundation rests on treachery. If
Gym is again nominated he will quickly
realize that Examiner promises do not
compare with solid votes on election
day."
Bob Boyd, who was opposed to the in
dorsement of the freehoIders' candidates,
withdrew from the meeting Monday
night, and says he is through with the
organization. 81 have been too long in
politics, SAID he, ITO allow any one 10 sell
me out to the Examiner or any one else. 1"
Billy Bell, the secretary of the organiza-
ton and quite power in the Nineteenth
Senatorial District, where he ran for Sem
ator at the last election, is in the same
humor as Boyd. Il will attend the meet
ing Monday night" said he, "but after
that l am through with it. | would not
go then were 1t not for the TACT that as
secretary L have the records of the last
meeting"
So the indications are that there will
be a hot time tomorrow night in Py-
THAN Castle.