The San Francisco call., 1897-12-07
GLYuN WANTS
TO DICTATE
Holds a Love Feast in
Pythian Castle With
His Deputies.
His Attempt to Further His
Own Interests Proves
Disastrous.
Eight Districts of the Citizens Demo-
cratic Party Will Not
Support Him.

Recorder Tom Glynn. his deputies and
their friends held a love feast last night
at Pythian Castle. The social gathering
was held under the auspices of BucKley's
business men," who banded together
few weeks ago under the designation OF
the "Ci;izens' Democratic Party" In the
last campaign the Buckley workers were
enlisted under The banner OF the "CitiZens'
Anti-Caarter Party" ana with the inten-
tion OF incorporating under false plumes,
they decid ed to go before the public at the
election for freeholders as an entirely new
organization.
Vice Chairman James O'Connor, who
has been acting in the place of Chairman
Joseph Rothschild, who would no. be
party to the sale of the organization,
called Glynn and his deputies to order.
Under new business, d. J. Oliver. from
the Thirty-ninth Assembly District, pre-
sented the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, 1t is n common rumor that the
bosses and corporations intend 10 steal the
election OF FTeeh0deTs a he coming special
election, and, in orIer 10 prevent the consum-
mAton OF any Sucn pans anu more especlaIIy
10 insure an homes nnd fair count o he Free
holders nominated by the Citizens Democratic
party; therefore, be il
ResolUed. That the chairman OF the general
committee of the Citizens Democratic party
is hereby requested TO appoint q committee OF
eighteen-one from each Assembly district
said committee OF eighteen 10 meet on Mon
day, December 20, 1897, and select one or
more volunteers Tor each voting precinct,
whose duty it shall be to look after the inter-
ests of our nominees and see that they receive
a fair and honest count
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted by Glynn and his. deputies, and
Chairman O'COnnor drew from his pocket
the following list of delegates to s5rve as
committeeman: IL. J. Coulou, NJ Kerwin.
J. +. Sweeney, L. T. Kelly, 7. Floyd, T.
Godsill. 7. ]. Clancy. c. ]. RYAN, Dennis
Barry, William Breunon, A. J. Foley, d.
J. Oliver, Gaorge Harvey, William Cook,
T. Kaufman, S. Sullivan, ID. Capuro and
Arthur FORBADE.
The remainder OF the programme was
then carried out without interruption
James O'Connor was elected chairman.
and as assistants to carry out the orders
of Boss GIynn he will have the following
officers under him: First vice-chairman.
Charles Mccarthy; second vice. chairman,
Henry Doerscher; recording secretary,
Frank X. Foley; treasurer, Thomas Glynn,
and sergeant-at-arms. Lawrence Conlon,
There was a hot lime at the Meeting of
the Sullivan-Deuprey faction of the Demo-
cratic party held at Balboa Hall, Native
Sons building, last night.
The warmth was created by the report
OF the executive committee to the County
Committee.
The executive committees report was
read by w. p. Sullivan Jr., Mayor Phelan's
secretary. 1t related to the freeholdcrs
in nomination. The ticket nominated bv
the Citizen Charter Convention and by
the Nom Partisan party was declared to
stand ''for the respectable and honest
citizenship of San Francisco" while the
ticket nominated by The recognized and
duly authorized county committees of the
several parties was denounced as the work
of the united bosses ana corrupt corpora
tions."
The following candidates for freeholdsrs
were indorsed: James Butter, A, Comic
Jr., P. II. Mccarthy, l. Cutie and Joseph
O'Connor.
Then came the bombshell. 1t read as
follows:
That in regard to DR.. E. r. Taylor. named
by the charter convention eud Non Partisan
party as a Democratic nominee for freeholder
we regret that we cannot indorse him as
Democrat owing to the fact that nj the Iest
election he opposed the candidacy OF our
party nominee William Jennings Rrvan w
recognize DR.. Taylors eminent fitness for the
position of char ter-maker by reason of his
high character, scholarship and previous ex-
perience, and although ready to indorse him
candidate for freehoder representing
any other party our duty TO our party com,
pels us 10 refuse TO indOrse him as a Demo-
crat.
As soon as the report was read COM
mitteeman NOV that it be adopted.
After a heated discussion the report of
the committee was adopted.
In the report the following Repu blicans.
joseph Britain, Fl. N. Clement. /. r
Ellert. John Nightingale, John G, Mob.
mann and Lipman Sachs; and Jerome A
Anderson, A fred r. Cridge and A. W
Thompson, nominated by other parties
Oh the freeholders' ticke:. were endorsed.
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