The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08
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ton voters are called upon to consider is,
who shall be nominated for the office of
Governor. AT the proper time the Repub-
lican voters of Alameda County will be
heard from, and it will be found that they
have again chosen a solid delegation to
put forward the name of George c. Par
dee. As argument for his denomination
they will point to accomplished results.
They will appeal to the Republican State
Convention to renominate him upon the
record he has made, which renders him
easily the strongest and most popular
candidate
During the past three months Governor
Pardee has received many and urgent re-
quests to announce himself a candidate
to succeed himself, but up to this time the
only reply he has made is to say that his
record is before the people, and that IL
they desire him for Governor a second
time they will say SO, in which event 1t
will be duty, as well as pleasure to
him, to serve them once more. This digni-
fled attitude of the Governor leaves the
matter entirely to the people and 1t is for
them to indicate their wish. As to how the
voters of Alameda County stand upon this
issue no doubt will be left when the prt-
maries are held Their action will be in
entire accordance with the announcement
we have already made.
1.-THE Republicans of Alameda County
are familiar with record of the Pardee
administration, and desire Governor Par
dee to be the candidate again this year.
FREMONT VOTERS INVITED.
The committee of arrangements for the
convention to be held at Santa Cruz of
the California League of Republican
Clubs is very DESTROYS of obtaining the
names and addresses of Republicans who
voted for General Fremont for President
in 1856, TO extend to them invitations to
attend the convention. They hope to re-
ceiye several hundred names of pioneer
Republicans. Already they have received
tn following names:
Santa Cruz-Roger Conant, ex-Mayor G.
Bowman, ]. L. Eby, John B. Brown, Dan
lei A. Clark, H. D. Potter, Cornelius Van
Wagner, John Soper and S. T. Ridgely;
Sequel, t. D. Morris and l.. T. Hill; Fell
ton. c. H. Winter; Oakland. ]. F. Smith;
Alameda, Seth Babson; Murphys, E. B.
Christ
Sacramento-Moses M. Drew, Mat
thew Wormer. William Curtis, Scion s.
Holl. Hiram Clock, August Meister. A.
F. Hogeboom, William NJ. jerks, Eze-
kiel Walters. William G. Cox.
San Francisco = Ex-United States
Senator A. p. Williams. Major t. ].
Blakeney, member of the first Repub-
Charles F. Bassett. A. H. Major. Mi
chael Shannon
Bakersfeld-W ]. Morris.
San Pedro-Dr. S. L. Rogers.
Riverside-George Frost
Los Angeles-Hon. George K. Porter,
R. C. Swan, ]. w. Stephens, A. L. Whit
ney, Calvin F. Vaughn, E. Goughnour.
E. w. Edison. A. ]. woodbury.. H. D.
Barrows. Gilbert Longfellow, f. E. de
Merritt, Henry O. Tinstman, Herman
Silver.
Stockton-S F. Matteson. w. H.
Drown, d. D. Trip, j. F. Merritt, G. A.
Mckenzie, Dr. r. w. Henderson, Nathan
Nevin, T. E. Ketchum, f. ]. Ryan, C. w.
Paine. ]. e. Parsons. w. H. Groves.
Ezra Buffers. Charles Beasley. o. O.
Norton, E. w Peet, l.. J. Gould. Elijah
Briggs, Lyman Bedding, NJ E. Alling.
Henry Sitter, George Brown, ]. e. Allen,
S. c, Eichelberger
Modesto-Louis f. de Forrest.
INTEREST IN CONVENTION.
Albert Brown, Postmaster at the Vet
Grams Home, Napa County, voted for
Fremont. He was a delegate to the
first Republican State Convention in
California and voted to send delegates
to the national convention of 1856.
which nominated John c. Fremont of
California for President. He will at
tend the league convention at Santa
Cruz where he lived for many years
subsequent to 1853
Colonel A. G. Halves was supporter
of Fremont in 1856, but could not, vote
for President, as he was then dwelling
In territory that had not been admit