The San Francisco call., 1899-08-02
THE DEMOCRATS.
Clubs Belonging to the Various
Factions Select Delegates.

The Thfrty-third District Democratic
Club held a tumultuous meeting last night
at Maennerbund Hall. A great crowd of
Raineyites came over from Butchertown
and so augmented the Fire Department
force at the hall that the club indorsed
the Rainey Examiner League ticket.
Senator DWyer presided at the meeting
Of the club. Each of the twenty-one
programmed nominees for delegates put
up 81. A protest was uttered against the
Endorsement of the programme on the
ground that two OF the men on the slate
were Republicans and wore cage buttons
in the campaign last year. The protest
was smothered in an uproar OF remon-
STRANGE.
Democratic League met last night at
Turner Hall on Turk street and recon-
inended delegates to the Democratic Mu-
nicfpal Convention. There was a large
attendance and addresses were made by
Judge Robert Ferral. Edward J. Hill and
NJ. Schwartz. Thirty new members signed
the roll.
The Democratic Club of the Forty
fourth Assembly District held rousing
meeting last night at its quarters at
Washington-square Hall ana selgS1ed eTh Its IT'S
selected are business or professional men
of the North Beach district, and many OF
them were on hand to SPEAK Ihey me al an
that nothing but hard work would win the
coming battle.
The Forty-fifth Assembly District DEM
delegates at it's meeting last night, but
will on Friday. The meeting was enthu-
siastic and several good speakers were
heard. All of them argued for harmony
and hard work at the coming primaries.
The United Democrats of the Forty
third Assembly District met at the Cali
fornia Hotel last night and decided to
hold two mass-meetings In the district
before the primary election
The New Charter Democratic Club of
the Forty-fourth District nominated the
following. delegates at its meeting last
night: CHRISTOPHER Heinz, James Foley,
DR.. Harold Won der Leith. G. Ertola, Jean
P. Dulip Francis NJ. Syme, Peter Lowry,
William Neuwald, Joseph Schweitzer, Eu
gene j. Sullivan, James M. Campodonico.
Abpaham Glassman das Or; H. D Bacigaupi
At a meeting of the Thirty-fifth Dis
trict Club the following delegates were
90Bn eraee JoSn WEnne Downing oyf f.
Elliott, Ellie, 6. F. setfert, P. ]. Murphy, A. j.
Hinz, o. J. McGrath, ]. Dreyfuss, . F; o:
are unhampered by pledges to any of the
Teutonia Hall, on Howard street, last
night contained the remnants or the An
drew Jackson Democrats. M. Donohoe
had the honor of presiding, while Thomas
McNaboe kept the roll of membership.
Henry Hogan, Joseph x. Foley, Professor
McMahon and John Murphy A resolution
adopted, extolling the good and virtuous
Democrats now in office, as also those
who expect to get into office some time be-
fore they die.
The executive committee of the Com
mittee of One Hundred is making active
preparations for the holding of mass
Friday night 1t is the purpose of the
movers in the matter TO gather together
the members of the various Democratic
Assembly District clubs and with the aid
of James G. Phelan. Supervisors Bying
ton and Deasy and other well-known
Democrats. enlighten them as to, their
duties in the coming convention and cam
paign and on the principles of De-
mocracy.