The record-union., 1899-03-01
BREAK THE DEADLOCK.
Requests to Assemblymen Dunbar
and Muemter Of San Joaouin.


The Stockton '.Independent" yester-
day contained the following dispatch
from Sacramento:
Assemblyman Dunlap was handed to-
day straightforward petition bearing
the names of many prominent Repub-
| leans of Stockton and San JOAQUIN
County who are tired of the everlasting
deadlock and want Republican SEN
ator elected without further DELAY. The
petition was signed by more than 100
Republicans of Stockton, many of them
stalwarts in the party, who have done
hard work in campaigns, and will do
more. From Lockeford there are four
teen signers, and Lathrop sent in thir-
teen names. The petition and sigma
lures follow:
To Assemblymen Dunlap and Muen-
ter-Gentlemen: We, the undersigned
Republicans of San Joaquin County,
desire to impress upon you the neces-
sity of electing a Republican United
States Senator. We believe it to be the
duty of all earnest and fearless Repub-
licans to work to that end without re-
gard to personal ambition or good fell
lowship. We realize the danger in the
continued deadlock over the Senator
ship, and feel that the time has arrived
to join hands in electing Republican
to the United States Senate. The Re-
publican party of the nation and of
California demands that all stalwart
Republicans shall at this critical time
stand together to strengthen the ad-
ministration of President Mckinley
The future of the party and the tre-
mendous responsibilities resting upon
the Republicans of the nation demand
patriotic action now, regardless Of per-
sonal preference or favoritism
We therefore request you, as repre-
sentatives of the Republican organiza
ton, to follow the time-honored custom
Of the party. go into a general party
caucus, and without further delay elect
a Republican United States Senator
William R. Clark William H. Sulli-
van, T. Castle, j. Marsh Laid, George
S. Ladd, B. B. Lyons, w. ]. McCullums
G. J. Vance, Ben Moon, D. Straus, B. G.
Carroll. G. F. Maker, Joseph S. Hale.
Hugh Adkins, Frank w. Hill, George
B. Sperry, Joseph A. Sullivan, 3. s.
Milco, W. G. Humphrey, F. w. Ratz,
w. S. Anderson, J. G. Ashman, J. b.
Douglass, ]. B. Meloche, Samuel Hem
cry, George C. Turner, D. Visher, L. P.
Whitman, G. w. Harris, David Music,
Charles NJ Irwin, r. W. RUSSELL G. H
Tarr, o. H. Reynolds, w. H. Mallory,
F. p Clark, J. n. E. Doan, M. D. Ea-
ton. S. W. Newell, Thomas Cunning
ham, ]. M. Long, Sidney Newell, I. III.
Robinson, C. P. Rendon, Charles Light,
Frank H. Smith, F. E. Quail, w. f..
Sibley,, c. A. Campbell J. Cohn, D.
Barnes, J. S. Durham, D. S. Rosen-
baum, Theo. J. steiney, H. s. Dawson,
A. Eckstrom, H. c. Shaw, w. O. Wall,
H. Haas, G. Gianelli, James Brown, c.
| A. Fields, Otto H. Vogelgesang, ]. Bib
bero, c. E. Bartholomew, Frank P.
Madden r. A. Reid, A. NJ Noble, B. c..
Bentley, Robert Gaines, N. G. Delmas.
| Charles Simon, Frank E. Lane, C. G..
Gall, John H. Miller, c. L. Neumiller,
| John H Collins, c. NJ Weber, w. II.
Rice, A. B. Trefry, W. Crandall, Joseph
Steinhart, DR.. F. r. Clarke, Frank Bur-
| ton, DIR. c. r. Harry, A. c. Davenport.
| A. v. Seaman, H. Marks, e. B. Noble,
M. N Beach. ]. w. Willy, George F..
Roesch. N. Nevin, j. C. Gerlach, T. A.
Benjamin, George Homage, J. w. Herk-
ner James Ford, David Brown, H. w
Lewis, Robert w. Winter, ]. M. Gall,
w W. Oates, F. J. Yost, w. J. Turner,
John Hermann, S. M. Spurrier, G. Ale
gretti. William Inglis.
| I4athrop-J. I. Sloan Peter Alix, B. l..
Remington. E. L. Reynolds, Alex SAL
mon, F. E. Mckee, B. C. Sucker, Chas
Houssler, James Cardwell, Edward Ear
| ly, D. Sanguinetti, Henry Moore, s.
Eastman L. N. Rowland.
Lockeford-G. H. Condict G. r. Car
retson, c. C. Coil, T. w Gehan, Fred
Figge. r. G. Hammond, W. s. Allen,
W. Works, N. r. Barbour, E. G. Flaa-
ders, j. C. Demangot, E. r. White, c.
o. Hartwell.
A duplicate of the above petition was
sent to Assemblyman Muenter from
Tracy, which is in his district, signed
by the following citizens: e.
Geiseke. C. A. Douglas, A. L. Goodrich,
S. H. Higgins, A. Grunaur p p,
Schmidt, G.. A. D. Buscnke, William B..
Hay, William Golden. T. C. Duffy, G.
o. Wilson. H. F. Brink, H. E. Frank
lin, F. A. Goetjen. E. Wacksmuth, A.
J. Fete, James Conroy, B. Brannan,
Charles Canalle, L. A. Munger and J.
C. Allen.