The San Francisco call., 1904-11-04

The Republican State Central Com
mittee is. not in the slightest degree
disturbed by the fact that Congress
man Bell lost his head at the Demo
cratic meeting in Santa Rosa Wednes-
day night and attacked Governor Par
dee for making Republican speeches in
this campaign. The accounts Of the
TRADE against the Governor, as pub
hshed in the Democratic press, repre-
sent that the Congressman was ex-
ceedingly vehement. The committee
is inclined to the view that the Gov
ernor's speeches must be inspiring to
the Republican cause. 1t is noted that
the Democratic Governor of Oregon,
Mr.. Chamberlain, addressed Demo-
cratic mass meeting in the Alhambra
Theater, San Francisco, last Monday
night, and the audience commended
him for his courage under trying cir
cumstances. In every State the Gov
ernor is regarded as the leader of the
party to which he belongs. When
William Mckinley was Governor OF
Ohio he made Republican speeches in
his own State and elsewhere. In Cal
ifornia Governors Stanford, Perkins,
Markham and Gage did not hesitate to
speak for the Republican party while
holding the exalted office of chief ex-
ecutiVe.
The State committee fancies that
Bells vehement TRADE against Gov
ernor Pardee will cause some RepuD-
Iicans who were leaning toward the
bellicose Congressman to fall into line
for Duncan E. McKinlay. Governor
Pardee will address the voters Of Sac
ramento this evening and his ability
to speak for the Republican party and
say word or two for himself will be
again demonstrated.
The Thirty-third, Thirty fourth and
Thirty-fifth Assembly districts will
hold joint Hayes rally at Rosa's Hall
on Twenty eighth and Church streets
Saturday evening, November 8. This,
having been arranged by the united
efforts Of the Republicans of those dis
tricts will be one of the largest held
during the campaign and great many
eloquent speakers have volunteered to
be present. Hon E. A. Hayes will be
the principal speaker. Senators Welch
and French and the candidates from
the districts holding the meeting,
Treadwen, Severance and Meincke will
also speak. Among the other speakers
will be Frank J.. Murphy and Major
Kyle
Tonight at Steimke Hall, corner of
Octavia and Union streets. there will
be a Republican rally under the aus
pices of the Nathan G. Ccghlan Club
of the Forty first Assembly District.
Julius Kahn, Republican candidate for
Congress, Fourth District; Sheldon G.
kellogg, c. A. Murdock and Nathan
c. Coghlan, candidate for the Assem-
bly,. will address the voters.
The Forty-first is firm Republican
district and all the signs point TO a
very large majority for Kahn and
Ccghlan
The Republican committee announces
that meetings as follows will take
place in this city tonight:
Thirtieth Assembly District, Teu-
tonia Hall, 1918 Howard street, to be
addressed by julius Kahn, George B.
Keane. nominee for State Senator;
Francis Mcnamara, nominee for the
Assembly; General H. A. Pierce of Los
Angeles and B. L. Mckinley. Singing
by the Orpheus quartet.
Thirty-f first Assembly District,
Druids' Hall, Folsom and Fourteenth
streets. j. ]. Van Nostrand will pre-
side Julius Kahn, jeremiah Lucey,
nominee for the Assembly; Elwood
Bruner, A. A. Van der Naillen Jr. and
L. B. Wilson of Sacramento will speak
Secretary of State Charles F. Curry
will preside at the Forty-second AS
sembly District meeting at Saratoga
Hall, Geary street, between Hyde and
Larkin, to be addressed by julius
Kahn, George B. Keane. nominee for