The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-08-31

FOR THE NEXT
CAMP A|CN
Popo-Democrats In
dorse the Slate.
POLITICAL POT NOW BOILING
LOCAL CLUBS GETTING READY
FOR THE BATTLE.
The Mcguire Gallagherites Garry
Through Their Programme
without the Least Show
of Opposition.
POLITICAL POT NOW BOILING
LOCAL CLUBS GETTING READY
FOR THE BATTLE.

The clan Observation-Disclosures r-Hutchinson
wing of the Popo-Democratic party met
last night and Endorsed a part OF the
slate work. carried through at Sacra-
mento. The programme was carried out
without a hitch. The first number was
the Endorsement of James H. Barry, who
accepted the nomination for Congress
from the Fourth District. after WINS
pering'' Gavin McNab refused to accept
the honor" McNab was nominated as
matter of "vindication." then he declined
and Barry stepped over the ''vindication
to take the place on the ticket. Barry
believes that he is the logical candidate to
succeed Congressman Mcguire, VINO heaos
the kangaroo ticket for Governor.
J. Placehunter Dunn, chairman OF the
self-appointed. committee OF one P hundre 81
and nominee for member OF the board OF
Equalization from the First Distrlct,
was unanimously nominated. In oraer
that he might not be uncertain as 10 ms
to notify him that the Populists VINO are
fighting the ''middle-of-the-road men
are going TO make "a fight" for the Ior-
mer watchdog of the treasury. Inc
when William NJ. Hinton was "unani-
mously nominated" for member OF the
Railroad Commission from the secona
to-day that there was no break in the
slate. 1t will be cheering news to Hin
ton to know that the Populists have IN
call Of time" he will be found on hand.
The Democrats of the Thirty-frst As
sembly District met at Trades Hal, mis-,
sion street. near Eighth, last night and
organized a Mcguire Club, lis signing the
roll. 7. E. Treacy was elected chairman
and James ]; Bresnahan secretary me
night and the following committees were
appointed to report at the next meeting:
Permanent orgaanization-D j. Mccarthy V
George Love, D. ]. Sullivan. T.. Burke,
Thomas Sullivan and Joseph Reading;
comb DR.. Connolly. T. Martin, d. Flynn,
Charles Asmussmen, P. Savage, d. ]:
Murphy, ]; F. CsrTick; Cunning, Celia and
Hyfron. The following resolution was
"Resolved. That we are in favor Of a
pure and honest primary for the selection
of delegates to the coming Democratic
municipal convention, and that the presi-
dent and secretary of this club commu-
nicate with the State Central Committee
Committee to hold said primaries"
The Olympia Republican Club held q
meeting last eHens S a st It's
Hart presided Letters were received
from Hon. Henry T. Gage and ex-Gover-
tn attend pr Mclean mace a a
earnest speech on behalf of the entire
state ticket; He was followed by Cap,
tain M r. Foee o5n VI Aaams TTed
Elias. ]. E. Wilson, Harry Hackett, r. b.
Wells, J. D. Mccarthy and Thomas Nc
~. G. r. Smith and Mr. Parker gave
racita lions and were applauded Judge
Severance also spoke. Before adjourn
mont three hearty cheers were given for
Henry. T. Gage, gubernatoriaI nominee
and the entire Republican ticket
Dewey Club NO. met in the Potrero
last night and unanimously adopted the
following resolutions:
Whereas Several organizations in the City
and County of San Francisco have applied the
name OF Dewey" as titles to their clubs; and
lions approve OF what is commonly known as
n mon partisan movement" and
whereas The principles Of the Republican
marty are such that believe in a plain and
harvard PRONUNCIATION of American thoughts
and IDEAS: therefore. be II
Resolved, That this club in order not to come
In contact with organizations whose theories
are not in accord with the Republican party
and its great leaders, and with due respect
and admiration for our successful warrior at
Manila, we hereby resolve that tho name of