The San Francisco call., 1899-10-27

Colonel T. V. Eddy and other able Repub-
lican speakers.
In the Thirty-third Assembly District
there will be great rally at Masonic
Hall, corner of Fourteenth and Railroad
avenues, South San Francisco. The peo-
pie in that quarter of the city desire TO
hear Hon. Frank MCGOWAN, hence at the
request of the County Committee he prom
ises to address the audience tonight. The
mere announcement that he will speak
will convene a large audience in the
Thirty-third District Horace Davis, A.
P. Van Duzer and others will address the
voters.
A meeting will be held tonight at NJ Teu-
tonia Hall, Howard street, between Ninth
and Tenth, under the auspices OF
that excellent and progressive organiza-
ton, the American Scandinavian Republi-
can Club. Brilliant speakers Will ADDRESS
Another Republican club meeting will
take place tonight at 6SS Folsom street.
Gifted speakers will address the audi
The readiness with which the working
men of the city are rallying to the sup
port of Horace Davis IS gratifying to the
County Committee. The splendid service
which Horace Davis has performed IN be-
half of the working men of San Fran
cisco will ever be remembered by the hon.
est sons of toll. He made one of the man.
liest fights ever waged in the Congress OF
the United States to protect the working
men from Asiatic competition in the fields
Of labor. 1t is quite natural, therefore,
that the loyal and honest workingmen Of
San Francisco should rally to his support
in this campaign. The interests Of labor
in San Francisco will be safe with Horace
Davis In the Mayors chair. He Will
economize by dismissing a gang of tax
eaters and Will not be found haggllng
over little bills and advocating that
the wages OF lamplighters should be re-
duced. Horace Davis cannot AFFORD TO
pass around $500-checks just before cleo
ton, but he can afford to give the work
ingmen justice.
&c
of Market street that he is the south OF
the great thoroughfare. He is Repub-
lican both day and night on either SIDE
of the street. DemagogueS who fancy
that workingmen are dullards go into one
district and talk free silver to catch the
Bryan vote and then whisk about to an
other district and talk OF the advantages
Of sound money to commercial com,
munity. Horace Davis is not that kind
of man. He advocates sound money Tor
everybody.
and the present municipal contest in San
Francisco is talked of in the leading
newspapers of the United States. This
paragraph is taken from the Boston iran
script of October 8, 1899:
The Republican candidate for Mayor
of San Francisco is Horace Davis, son or
the late Honest John, once Governor OF
sachusetts. If he is as good man
tunate in her opportunity.
San Francisco is fortunate in her op-
portunity to support Horace Davis Tor
Mayor He is a clean. sincere man of
character, and he is young enough to
make as vigorous a campaign as his rich
opponent wants to run up against some
sneers have been thrown at Horace Davis
by the Phelanites because he teaches a
Bible class on Sundays. Doubtless the
purpose of the fling was to excite q SALOON
prejudice against Mr.. Davis, but that
purpose happily will not be served. Hap
billy thousands of men who keep saloons
and frequent saloons respect the Bible
and the Sundayschool and hold that II Is
right and proper that their children
should not be lacking in that respect.