The San Francisco call., 1899-07-08
BUCKLEY WOULD
MAKE A TAMMANY
HE PLANS TO STAY AWHILE IN
SAN FRANCISCO POLITICS.
The New County Committee Will
Consider Lasting Organization
Along With the General
Election Programme.

The Buckley faction of the local Democ-
racy has planned and resolved to become
the Tammany of all Of San Francisco.
The Buckley organization is to follow
closely the plan of the Tammany orEani-
zation of New York by being constituted
on a plan so thorough and far-reaching
that ii will be represented by an organiza-
ton in every precinct in the city.
This thorough organization is tG be
maintained far beyond the primary cam
paign for which the existent political
clubs are supposed to be organized. When
the coming primary campaign ana the
succeeding municipal campaign are over
the organization now being perfected is
according to the plan outlined, to be con-
tinued for the purposes of future cam
paigns. This ambition is. of course, one
thing and it's realization another
At the second meeting of the Buckley
Democratic County Committee in the new
rooms of the faction in the Baldwin An
mex last night this plan was without dis
cussion forwarded by the appointment Of
2 committee Ito consider the advisa bility
Of making 1t a permanent Organiza tion .
consisting of S. Sullivan, J. ID. COnGCn L.
Dunn. ]. Carew ana s. II. Smith. This
provisional county committee, which met
last night. will go out ot existence as a
county committee when the Democratic
municipal convention names the legal
Democratic County Committee under the
primary law, and the permanent organ
ization' mentioned in the resolution is
the permanent and independent Buckley
Democratic organization described and
planned.
There was a larRe attendance AT the
meeting last night and the highest uual-
ity Of oil in the market fabricated the har-
monious proceedings. The main business
transacted was the appointments of i'm
portant committees. There was appointed
committee of eighteen Ion manage
ment. to supervise all matters of organi-
zation and all election and party affairs
not relegated to other committees This
was the first appearance in San Fran
cisco politics of a committee ION man
agement."
Then there was also provided in the
quickly adopted report Of the committee
on bylaws and order of business named
at the last meeting a committee on thar
mony, one of eighteen on 'distriot
clubs one TO have charge of fleadquar-
ters and a finance committee. 1t was de-
Cided to temporarily designate the Organi-
Zation as the General Committee Of As
soCiated Democratic District Clubs of San
Francisco.
In some of the districts the existence of
two clubs brought about a poStDonen1ent
of nominations for district Representa- tion
on committees and the committee on
harmony" will be named next week The
committees. as far as constituted were as
follows:
J. Keefe: Twenty-nnth. j. D. Condor; Thjr.
teth Edward Harrington; Thirty-frst Leon
Newman Thirty-second, John DAILY; Tbirty,
fifth jefferson Martinez Thirty sixth G II
Bryant Thirty-seventh. Harry Kelly; THIRTY
NINTH NJ. Schwartz; Fortieth Parker Jones
Loryea; Forty-fourth. James A. Devote; Fortv-
fifth. F A Chapus.
Distric: Clubs-Twenty- eighth, George W.
BrIdgewood; Twenty ninth. J. B. McShee; Thir-