Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-27
PACIFIC COAST
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Fancy SuEN 40
The Il. B. D0nventasn, fhEs morning.
elecfec the te-ars1r.-E o1zcers - p>ruznenl,
and aaopsea q platform zEaraalnE the new
Consultation. rrpzaaEEng rc-nmnalszn and
zrrxrlsnlSn demanding iae
elsuse 81 fns 1sw Constitution against tns
CHINESE be puz llso tA-rt. tarurEng the re-
dactH1n - frr1zzAts AID fzrss Due-fAird. or
pnazzg dosb8e sxx4Essn. and demanding
sizzf mnairGpAi zad county officers te
esecssI ~ tAe paaase Hnd nus zTssoiusrn- A
resslntaon fizf delegates sssezAd- by di=-
frsrf. nGz1Inxss GgngFessnen WIS zzbisd
zfR-r aeiszte-
Tine railroad DazrE m 1As platform
cre1i-G s11E oprasit10l q several
amendments arc Substitutes we're offered,
bus were al vs,s1 Gsswa- z2a t1E plank
aAspssd - read Al aaon : Iecess was
sxk3n TIL F-x-
THE L~.fs~rnsAon ressse1assed AT ene
oseiock. kiias. OF saD Francisco. offered
AZ xddiisauzA paznk u the platform. de-
elzrlng AEziust tns dertlne f.z; sc fbe
vses0rs ueisng TIE spoiis, and pieaglsg the
pz-Fv fo the sdspss9n OF rns Englssh sy.-
s-m q civil ssrvlrs. winch was izsd IN the
zze8-.
Hamilton. OF S2n Francisco, offered As
an Additional plans. . r-~Sauslsn p8eczinr
the New Constitution party . the srsdscz-
ts0E 81 land monopoly. xa1cA WIS also laid
Ga tks E2ssle.
Mr. Fitzpatrick. % SEs8isaals- offered 3
rsssiutson tIzt 80 ar4egass occupying .
sear On tAe 1a8r s8aGzG be si.-sgIs 70 3
nomination esfure the Convention
M. Hamilton Eaoved 20 lxv II or fhe
fsb4s. CARRIED
An assessment q S. vas snsn made on
zx~3 G-.zx~ura xnT %ar sur.n~. .sqh -znTx.
cate.
Howard took the foo- xnd declined q
nomination.
Lzu0sD. Of Butte. urcpese3 as candidate
for Gssvernsrr Ir. Glenn Of C0iaS2. stating
tnzt ne MAS IL sympathy with tn rev
Constitution party. and Hp1Ad accept t;ae
aDalifEztson. cEracs- Of C1lnsz- and New
azan. Of EalzveEas. supp1r1el Mr.. G4sunss
nomination.
M. norman claimed tnst fse Democrats
Of the n@w Constitutes pn-rv were emit
tied to sszae the head of tina; Racket.
Nj. wazsucrafs nominated xolBr- L.
Howard
Mr.. CznpfaIl placed II nomination j.
Y. Webster. az Alameda.
Tins nomination. fur Governor then
riosed- Nelfs-r NJ. Webster nBY Mr..
Gasun ware present, Dut tae platform was
Endorsed for t1rSzL Or hi. mpE an
NJ. Sp-cf.
Tae ialEating then commenced. result
ing IN the nomination Of II. Glenn ~ the
following sate: GAnn, fzS. Webster, lis.
Total vote. 2z3.
Nominations for Lisutenznf Governor
being IN oraer. Mr.. Thompson proposed
]. Y. Webster. but ms nane wac sui,~e-
uaeniiv Withdrawn. Nj. HIfcacurk, q.
san joaquin. urorsszsd Tines. Mcconnell.
q S-zrraas@uto. NJ. Mznloxe. Of sxcra-
nasnr8, proposed Marion Riggs. OF Butte.
TDxf gentleman r@remptoriiv d-cllae5 Il
serve. M. Hanrsek STATED that McCon-
nh Was a candidate for Stale Senator. and
eonId not a-nep-. lie nominated JOHN 2.
West, of LSss Aug res. Corne.ius OOse and
". S. Naniore ~ers nominated. hut de-
-Iined. Nj. Bzchroeh. af San francisrn.
proposed IA. Nzvmirs. Of san Francisco.
Mr.. TAymire was withdrawn. isnvin= the
heid 10 West. wAs was nominated ny Accia-
nation.
R.4ress TIL : P <
Mr.. Glenn. vi Coius2. has positively de-
ciiBed a nomination sram the Il BIS
John Lord Lose mas retired from the
6ght for the ATTORNEY GeneraEs.Iin.
AAx FRANCISCO. June &c.
Patrick Higgins dsed 81 the City and
/ Gouury Ho-nirai lat ufpht fraw, rne