The San Francisco call., 1898-08-06
Oakland Ofice San Francisco Call'
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 sos Broadway, Aug. 5. .- George c. Pardee has entered into ,,a1.,. compact. and despite his ott-repeated assertions to the effect that If he could 3iof get more than half the Alameda dele -gaiioH, he would withdraw from the con Q .tt st.' and work to secure the nomination fir. Davis. this same Pardee has, il Lou
 Browns political manager states the mat . ter correctly, practically agreed to throw his. strength to the present Secretary or
 State in the event that he finds he can nOt.Win out himself.
 This announcement will cause thousands f:..Alameda County Republicans, who
 haye. :h5ard and read Pardees friendly e. -.expfesslous toward Davis, to gasp with : lasGQIli hTnent.
 =. Illfs morning The Call announced that Alex: Sinclair had come down from Sac :i-aiIiieiitos in the interest of Brown Sin .rGL;Fir~ Vi ass q resident of Oakland for years prior to his removal to Sacramento when he -tcccived his appointment to a position r:*fIi ;flle Capitol building something over . -1lIr6e years ago. He has always taken
 an, ;tvtiVe part in politics here and knows | IInA every man in the county. Sincialr is. H: .persOnaI friend of Pardee and la . EarS hiTn for the nomination as against auy:uf the other candidates, with the eX- .C Cey1Ilil, of course, of Brown.
 fEl t.{Sl lnclair is not blinded by friendship :. and caIfGIdly admitted to-day that the ClocfoE: was not thought of politically out . slda Q1 Alameda County. while on the % trg:r: liand he regarded Davis as a dan :. gerGls: rival to Brown, although he had :: no dasrbt hat Brown would get the nolni- :. FSiIIcIa{r said to-day that Brown would :caTT4 SOlauo and other northern counties ajlu ':w0ul& cut deeply into the San Fran . cisco delegation, getting q majority Of It + lie aid not secure every one from the m6trOEGliS.
 =. Bit. Mir Sinclair is not meddling with . rhe ttgft-in San Francisco. His work just now lies in Alameda County, and tonight he is .Ghnckling with satisfaction at the result Of his day $ work. He had q long
 cQHference with Dr. -Pardee at the lat .t ter*S *ottce, at which the entire situation -' was. zone over carefully Sinclair Is not plalEB to tell what occurred at the meeting 'L-n LWeGn himself and Pardee, but after . the :ipterview he admitted that his mis- sion: here was solely to gain Pardee' s :NOtes. for Brown in case the doctor be- -caine satisfied he was out of the fight, .. Sind that Pardee had assured him that he . Would do all in his power to deliver his :iirt4a package of votes to the Secretary : of. State.
 This compact has not leaked out yet,
 67it when the people of Alameda County
 realize that Pardee's pTetended friendship Tor Davis was only a bluff, and that he Is prepared to send the nomination to an - hiFnSelf. they will be all the more deter 2Ietned'.to send z solid uninstructed dele g6ti5n 10 Sacramento.
 Eht Democrats of Alameda County are sEroiFsi1g from their Iethargy and there is
 t grim determination among them to
 pake some political history in the next few days The bold and fearless declara- t{OEs of w w. FOOJe and M. F. Tarpey. 1: as set forth in this mornings Call, have 1irejf them with an ambition to defeat the .Alf9rd-Gould coterie in the State Central
 CGIrnittee and the Committee of One .3Iundred in San Francisco, who betrayed : the Democracy into the hands of the pppulists.
 Already a plan is on foot to prevent the capture. of Alameda County by the Ma guile. .Papocrats, and there Is every indi- cattQn that throughout the county there Svilf De presented a complete list of dele Earesa consisting of men who hold as FoOte .: And: Tarpey do, that the only salvation of the party is to free it at once from the . McNabs and the Goulds and the Ma gliIres. As the primaries are to be held next: Thursday the Democrats have no