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should be settled without further delay.
They have plenty of good material
fhere to select FROM. and there is no
reason whySthe should not, decide upon
some one who will properly represent
US. Let the Republicans go into eau-
Gus and decide upon some one candi-
date. / should say the sooner they did
this the better it would be for all con-
.cerned.
J. E. Streightiff. Deputy Coroner.
Berkeiey-They certainly have been
wire pulling long enough. 1t is time
some move was made in one direction
or another. If we are going to have a
United States Senator let them go
about it in proper way. Let the Re-
publicans come together and select
some representative man. Every one is
tired of this continual deadlock.
A. R. Denke, real estate, West End,
Alameda-I'll tell you the way I look
at this Senatorial muddle. There ought
to be a caucus at once. 1t is shame
a shame, i say, the way things are go
ing at Sacramento. Let them elect q
Republican United States Senator al
once. What will the people say about
all this business? Let them hold a
caucus and decide this question at once
My love for my fellow man, for the
State and the Republican party dictates
that some action be taken Immediately
E. l.. Lawrence, ex-Justice of the
Peace, East Oakland-The deadlock
ought to be broken at once. Let the
Republican legislators get into a eau
Gus
C. S. Lamb, transfer business, Liver
more-The way it looks to me is this:
If they keep on as they have been do
ing they won't be able to elect a Sen
ator They We're sent to Sacramento
to elect one, and it would be shame
to have this session pass without elect
ing Senator. They ought to manage
some way to elect him the present ses-
sion. They ought TO caucus. A little
more work and less play.
H. A. Gerrish, collector, 1915 Benton
Alameda-I would like to seesthe dead
lock broken as soon as possible. The
Republicans ought to get together al
once and take some action. The inter-
ests Of the Republican party demand
immediate action.
Frank Otis, attorney at law, 1905
Santa Clara avenue, Alameda am in
favor of having the deadlock broken
There is nothing to be gained by this
delay. 1t is time to elect a. Republican
Senator. The majority should rule, OF
course. Let us send Mckinley assist
ance as soon as possible.
Leo Metzger, 1929 Santa Clara ave-
nue., Alameda-Why, of course, break
the deadlock. The sooner the better
Let the Republicans act. We want te
see this deadlock broken at once.
E. Mayrisch, manager Tesla Goa
Company, 1928 Buena Vista avenue
Alameda-I say hold a caucus and elec1
a Senator. The people demand it,
A. Stenbicht, architect with the Ala
media Land Company, 1900 Park street
Alameda-The deadlock at Sacramento
should be broken at once The way
the thing is going now is disgrace
to the State. The people expect some
action from their legislators. They are
patiently waiting for this thing to end
| The time has now arrived when a
caucus should be held and a Senator
chosen. The Republicans of the State
demand 1T. They demand the settle
ment of the issue at once, The major
ity should rule Let them stop all this
fooling and properly represent theil
constituents. 1t is one of the principles
of our republic that the majority shoulo
rule.
William Fenton, insurance. want tc
see the Republican legislators show
common sense enough to meet the issue
as it faces them. What is the use OF
being obstinate, when obstinacy car
only mean division? Our Republican
representatives should caucus and de-
eide upon the man to be elected Sena.
tor; then go ahead and do the WORK
before them. A Senator ought to be
elected this season by all means
Colonel L. H. Gehr-The Republicans
at Sacramento are not representing
their clients properly by continuing this
deadlock. They should hold a caucus
and settle this present difficulty Il
would be an outrage to allow the State
, to lose Senator, through this fighi
for personal ambition.
Charles Shear. hardware merchant
Yes. by all means a caucus should be
held ait once, SO that a, Senator can be
elected. This is due to the Republican
party as well as to the interests of the
! State 1t is high time that some def
mite action was taken.
c. H. Miller, contractor-There is nc
more left for the Republicans to make
ether than breaking the deadlock b,
holding a caucus. Whoever the mar
may be who has the support sufficien,
to elect, he should be chosen, rather
than allow the State to lose fepre.
sentative in Congress- At all events
the Republicans should harmoniously
settle their differences of opinion fol
the good of the party.
L. F. Reichsrath, shoe merchant Sar
Leandro-I heartily favor caucus
and from what 1 understand of the
general sentiment, the people demand
1t. The Republicans should unite uror
some one man, and do it at once. This
existing situation is disgrace.
Archie Kelly, merchant, San Leandrf
Il agree with the others that this farce
should be ended Let those in contro
settle the matter We have had enough
of this monkey business. Elect Sen.
ator, whoever he may be.
Joseph Herrscher, President San Le
andre Gage C1ub-sYou will find thai
almost every resident Of this township
Republican or Democrat, favors tht
settlement of the Senatorial affair a,
once. We have right to demand OF