The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-27

and resolutions: nomination OF four
candidates for Superior Judges; report
Of district nominations for Senate and
Assembly; appointment OF a commit
tee of five to fill vacancies; appoint
ment of an auditing committee OF i've
on purity Of elections.
CANDIDATES SPEAK.
While the committee on platform
and resolutions was preparing its re-
port the chair appointed Thomas ID.
RiOrdan and Henry Ach a COMMITTEES
to escort julius Kahn and E. A Hayes.
Republican nominees for Congress. to
the platform. Hearty cheers were
given for both candidates They were
called upon for speeches and for some
time they entertained the convention
with a discussion Of the issues OF the
campaign. Mr.. Hayes pointed out that
no people should give the Republican
party more loyal support than those OF
California for upon the maintenance OF
Republican policy. including the reren-
ton of the Philippines and the compile
ton of the Panama Canal, the future
prosperity of the West largely depends
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Hayes ad-
dress the committee on platform and
resolutions announced that II was
ready to report The platform, which
was read and adopted by the conven-
ton, is as follows:
To the Chairman and Members q The Aepuoa-
We. your COMMITTEES on platform and 49,
olutions, respectfully recommend he a6oprfon
The Repubiican party Of The city and
County Of San Francisco repreSenfe4 70 pca1
convention at San Francisco. this 16tn ~
following platform and declaration % prin-
ciples for the ensuing campaign:
form adopted BY the National Republican Con-
vention at Chicago on June 2. 1904. ana taat
adopted by the State Republican Convention &C
Santa Cruz on August Is. 1904
second-We declare steadfast and un-
swerving allegiance TO the candidacy OF Tneo-
dore roosevelt and Charles W. Fairbanks FOR
President and Vice President. and pledge to
them and 10 the policies and principles TOT
which they stand the undivided support OF
the Republican party OF San Francisco.
NOMINEES INDORSED.
| Third-Ne indorse and approve the action
| OF the Republican conventions OF the Fourth
and Fifth Congressional districts IN norrinA.lns
/ for Representatives in Congress those distin-
| Euished and sterling Republicans. julius Kahn
/ and E. A. Hayes. who viii again give 70 san
/ Francisco IN the Congress OF the nation the
/ dignity. ability and integrity Of representas
/ ton to which the chief commercial ano
Industrial city OF the West she u Justly en-
We pledge our cordial and active support
/ to the Republican nominees In these Con-
Fourth-We pledge our nominees for the o.
/ fee OF Superior Judge 70 a fair and Just con
sideration OF every question ana interest," Mnlco
te-r5,,nstion without fear OF favor. and wtthouf
/ regard 10 party. class or station or every
| controversy which they may be called upoa
/ to decide. -. -
Fifth-Our candidates for the Legislators We
| old To a faithful and conscientious consid-
| Grafton Of all matters OF ieslslauoh conlns
sIxfhGWe favor fair and impartial treat.
| vent ~ the various problems arising out o.
-" -.Istions between capital and labor en-.
, nIover and employe. giving both sides equa
and lust consideration. We favor n9ersi ane
generous treatment Of our public school sys
| 80. We favor the construction and main
| so-.,cs nv the state OF a proper Norma
1 scLool building at san Francisco IN pla~e o.
liS-li'Ni -.,,-haclxrs uakeshifts which
I 40 duty for that purpose. We commend th'
s.r,,sI school and the efficiency Of its coursi
Oh snvsnth-vVe favor the proposed eonstitu