The San Francisco call., 1899-08-03
THE DEMOCRATS
Assem- n1bly District Club Meet
ings-Speeches and Reso-
lutiOnS.

The Thirty-second Assembly District
Central Democratic Club met last night
on the corner of Brannan and Third
streets. President Daniel Mccarthy acted
as chairman of the evening.
Judge Carroll was the first speaker, and
he referred to the palmy days OF Buckley,
when all was unity and harmony he
gIoried in the primaries and hoped they
would ever be. Vice President II. =
Schlichtng followed with speech on JeI-
fersonian Democracy.
Thomas Eagan of the Twenty-eighth
District spoke at some length about nrst
principles and the star chamber methods
Of the Committee of One Hundred. all OF
which was enthusiastically received. John
Barrett the orator of the evening, enter
tanned the club with pIattudes bor t"enIs ut?
minutes, when the meeting broke up;
Free beer and sandwiches were served
during the evening.
The list of delegates selected by the
ThirtY-Second was read
Last Tuesday evening the Forty-tourth
District Democratic Club met at WASH
ington-square Hall and the executive
committee to which had been referred the
matter of selecting delegates to be voted
for at the approaching primary election,
made a report.
ThirtV-first Assembly District met last
night and nominated delegates to be voted
for at the primary election. The delegates
are pledged to support municipal owner
ship of public utilities. rD.-.,..
The Thirty-seventh Assembly District
Democratic Club met last night and
adopted resolutions commencing the ad-
ministration of Mayor Phelan and other
Democratic officers. A delegate ticket
was indorsed and the proposed delegates
were instructed to favor the denomination
of Phelan.
A meeting of the United Democracy
Club of the Forty-third Assembly Dis
trict was held last night in California Hall
on Bush and Powell streets. President j..
j. Fagin presided as chairman and J. W.
Shanahan acted as secretary. Thomas F.
Barry and T. Sweigert addressed the club
on the objects of it's organization and the
responsibilities its members had assumed.
The New Charter Democratic Club Of
the Forty-fourth Assembly District gave
ner of Powell and Union streets, last
night. Colonel Thomas +. Barry, H. Gut
stadt, DR.. l. D. Bacigalupi, A; A Cavag-
pire TO the municipal convention of their
party delivered addresses. Many hundred
were present.
The Forty-third Assembly District Re
publican League held a well-attended and
enthusiastic meeting in California Hall
last evening. J. y. Hart presided, and F.
G. Robrecht acted as secretary. Addresses
BaTson BsFs 15iGsfsG Mayer. F + shiBesy ! B. Ker
sey, r. a. Bettes and others. The league
adjourned to meet in the same hall next
Friday evening.
A rousing meeting of the regular Demo-
cratic club of the Fortieth District was
held last evening In Franklin Hall, on
Fillmore street. Bernard Bienenfeld pre-
sided. The hall was completely filled and
good order and harmony prevailed. The
meeting was noteworthy for the .enthusi-
asm displayed by the members. Speeches
were delivered by Messrs. Hassett and
Van Wyck and many other members. The
delegates to be voted on at the coming
primary election were introduced and
made short addresses.
Four hundred enthusiastic Democrats
attended the regular meeting of the
Thirty fourth District club held in Har-
mony Hall. Mission and Erie streets, last
evening. William d. Hynes presided. A
resolution indorsing the administrations
of Mayor Phelan and Washington Dodge
was unanimously adopted