The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-24
ENDORSES PLATFoRM.

Edward F. 'Treadwell. a young delegate
from the Thirty-ffth Assembly District
seconded the nomination in a short
speech and Sanford Feigenbaum of the
Fortieth Assembly District also seconded
the nomination in behalf of his friends
and neighbors of the district Mr.. Baehr
received the entire vote of the convention
and was called before the delegates to
express his sentiments. He said:
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the Con-
nomination and Endorsement Of my administra-
ton. and / promise that If re-elected-and I
know l Will be- will conduct the office in
the same busness-hke manner that l have
conducted 1t in the past. l heartily indorse
the platform and will give the entire ticket
my full support Thank you, gentlemen
Henry H. Lynch was placed in nomina-
ton for Sheriff by Isidore Golden, the
bright particular star Of the Thirty
eighth Assembly District. Young Golden
made nice speech and bestowed many
high encomiums upon his candidate. He
spoke as follows;
Mr.. Chairman and Fellow Delegates Of the
Republican Convention: This is harmonious
convention. / know 1t is harmonious because
/ have been told so 0aughter) Therefore the
many horses and carts and others who have
come here in the expectation of witnessing
circus will be badly fooled
1t is hardly necessary to impress upon you
the Importance Of the office of Sheriff of this
CITY anu county we want q man IN that Of
flee who at the same time combines in him
self the elements of courage honesty fear
lessness and sincerity. We want a man in
that office who in the discharge of his duties
will know friends nor foes but one who
win administer them equally before the law
and impartially upon all citizens alike.
LYNCH FOR SHERIFF.
We want man in whom the citizens of
this community have the highest trust and
want "a man who has established for himself
reputation. and whose name is regarded
with honor and admiration. Such a man is
Henry II. Lynch. (Cheers) Mr. Lynch has
lived in this community for many years. He
is we'll known He has many friends and
make the other fellow look pretty sick before
he gets through with him. We want a man
who Will be elected, and Mr.. Lynch is going
to be elected Just as sure as you are all here
tonight.
We have put up good ticket so far; let
us continue the good work and complete a
good ticket. therefore I hope that Mr.. lynch
will receive the unanimous Endorsement of
every delegate to this convention. I thank
you.
Judge George Schell of the Thirty-sev-
enth Assembly District took great pleas
ure in seconding the nomination of
Lynch. He said he was too we'll known
in the community to need any eulogy at
his hands. He felt certain that Mr..
Lynch would be elected. Lynch received
the nomination by reclamation and was
then invited to the platform to thank
the delegates. Mr.. Lynch did not prove
an orator, but when his smiling face was
recognized by the delegates he was given
hearty reception. He said:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the Con-
vention; | thank you very heartily for the
way in which you have nominated If
elected Sheriff I shall certainly do my full
duty here indorse your platform. which
1 have heard. in every particular AS I am
not speechmaker you will have to excuse
me now. (Cheers)
E. J. SMITH NOMINATED.
Chairman John S. Partridge surrendered
his gavel for the nonce to place his
friend, Edward j. Smith, in nomination
for Tax Collector. He said he had had
that pleasure. two years ago and desired
to repeat it. as he felt certain that Mr..
Smith would be reelected to Office. He
said:
think that there is scarcely any excuse
tnat man could give for leaving the chair
"hen presiding over a convention Of such fine
ana representative Republicans here
Tonight II he was not going to duplicate a
victory which he inaugurated two years ago
this fall At that time I had the pleasure of
appearing before municipal convention and
naming man whom the Republican party
of San Francisco carried into office on the
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