The San Francisco call., 1897-01-25

nation, and John MuIhern was elected by
accamation 10 the temporary chairman.
ship. When escorted 10 the chair by a
committee, consisting o. Thomas X. Ban
herman, John O'Byrne and John Rooney,
he congratulated the meeting OH ITS en-
thusiasm and its auspicious beginning OF
the work OF preparation.
]. J. Moran was elected temporary Sec
retarv.
Charles McCrystal, Thomas r. Banner
man, Michael O. Mahony, Edward l. Shee-
han, William Mulvin, jeremiah Deasy
and j. ]. Donovan were appointed COM
mittee on creden tials, and after recess OF
ten minutes they pre-. ented report pre-.
senting the following list OF delegates:
Al: presidents of former conventions, grand
marshals, orators, poets, and the officers OF the
convention of 1896.
Youths Directory-James ]. Gildea, Thomas
P. Crowley, John S. BannermaD, Thomas
Waters, David J. Costello
st. Joseph's Union-Frank Conklin, J. j.
Donohue, George j. Gallagher, Harry Meagher,
DIR. j. w. O'Rourke.
st. Patrick's Mutusl Aliiance-P H. McGin-
nerty, William J. Byrnes, NJ. ]. German, r. T.
Barrett, P. II FINN.
knights of ST. Patrick : jeremiah Deasy.
John Mulhern. Thomas Barry, Daniel Con-
don and Frank Shea.
Tyrone Fermanagh and Donegal Club-John
Devany, Peter O'Brien, John Semple. Bernard
German, P J. Tumey.
knights OF the Red Branch-James Camille,
Dr.. I; J. Galran. James A. Foley, P. ]. Sullivan,
Charles F. Sheehan.
County Leltrim Social Club-R. j. o'Reilly,
P. NJ. McGushin, NJ. J. Moran, w. Gilheamy,
Thomas Horan.
Knights OF Tara-M J. Connolly, Daniel CAL
ahan, P. j. Morrow, NJ. J. Hart, NJ. Dempsey.
thy, James &. Walsh, o. B. Reilly, John Burns.
State Council St. Patrick's Alliance OF Amer
ica-R. D. Mulevany, John Kirby, H. ]. Cav
eny, w. H. Donovan, +, P. Hunt.
pran 10 -
James Devine, Michael Dolan, Robert Wilson,
Daniel Collins, Jeremiah Brosnan.
Pacific Alliance, st. Patrick's Alliance. F..
Mcdonald, w. ]. Hayes, NJ. c. HeaIey, John
Hurley, Richard Foley.
Unity lance. ST Patrick's Alliance-Peter
Tannary, II. ]. Warren, ]. Hennessy, William
Muloin, J. B. Cosgrave.
Harmony Alliance, St. Patrick's AIliance-J.
Ganey, Charles O'Brien, J. ]. Dunn. Thomas
McKeown, James McGushin.
County Board, A, o. H. of America-Jerome
Deasy, j. S. McEyilly, J. f. Renault J. P. Dig
nan and BARLEY Lee.
Division 2, A o. H. of A.-Patrick Brandon,
Martin Tracey, Daniel Sheehan, John Kenny,
Jere Keileher.
Division 8, A. o. H. of A.-John Ryall,
Charles ]. o. 'Connor, DR.. Douglass, p. NJ.
Nevine, NJ H. McCafferty.
Division D, A. o. H. OF An. ]. Wrin, JOHN
n. NJ Walsh Walsh. iH0HA' :" "-N''' '0HH f'00AsS anu
Division 8, A. O. H. of An. J. Fitzgerald,
Charles McChrystal, ]. H. Maginnis, J. J.
y.
Division 9, A o. H. of Al. C. Ryan, P
Manning, E. Nolan. T. Boland and P. Flana-
gan.
Division 10, A. O. H. of Al. P. O. Connell.
J. II. Dolan, NJ. McManus, John Coughlan and
Dan Kelly.
Division No. IL, A. o. H. of Al. D. Roche,
T. J. Kelleher, Michael Leary, D. Fitzpatrick,
Division No. IL, A. o. H. OF An Morrisey,
J. E. White, Florence Driscoll, J. Donelley, ].
Doyle.
Lagan, Eugene Mccoy, ]. J. MeConvilIe, J oh n
E. Benman. John C. Henry.
Division No. Is, A. o. H. of A.-Thomas Ward
7. B. Hillard, Thomas Byrnes, William Collins,
Division No. 16, A. o. H. of Al. C. Gull,
Patrick Beggins P. F. Duggan, P. F. Donohue.
John Daily.
Division No. II, A o. H. of An. O. Ma
Carthy. William McEnerny.
Division No. 20, A. o. H. of A.-Eugene
0'Gonnor, William O'Sha aughnessey, James A.
o'Brien, John o'Nelll, Michael McAvoy.
Celtic Union-Dr. P. j. Conran. John Murphy,
Thomas Lyons. Peter McKeon, John Bohen.
The committee decl ared that these dele
gates were entitled to seats in the conven-
ton.
John Mulhern was elected permanent
president and ]. ]. Moran recording Sec
retary. The other permanent officers will
be elected next Sunday.
Resolutions were introduced by G. j.
Flanagan requesting Senators White and
Perkins to vote against the proposed treaty
with England. The resolutions urged
that the pretensions of ENGLAND were not
in good faith, as she was strengthening
her Notifications on the frontier. They
were unanimously adopted.
A resolution was adopted calling for the
appointment of a committee of five to
draft resolutions of respect Tor the mem
ory of Daniel F. Hanlon, a former presi-
dent of the st. Patrick's day celebration.
After this the convention adjourned to
meet next Sunday.