Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-04
Morning kilograms.
Tue worktogmeu's state COaven-
ton.

Tue worktngmen's st.te COaveu-
tion.
SAN FRANCISCO, June S.-The
State Convention w. p. c. met at
Humboldt Hall at 10 A. NJ. and was
called to order by Dennis Kearney,
who delivered an address reviewing
briefly the origin, progress, present
condition and future prospects OF
the w. p. q. A reference in his
address to the proposed repeal of
the National Banking act and the
issuance of all money direct from
the Treasury of tho United States,
ELECTED much enthusiasm from the
Convention.
J. ]. Flynn was chosen tempora.
ry Secretary, and the Convention
proceeded to choose a Com mittee
on Credentials, consisting of one
from each Judicial District in the
interior, and one from each ward
in the city, as follows: First Judi
cial District, S. F. Breed; second,
0. H. Forster; third, DR.. Allen;
fifth, e. G. Williams; seventh,
Arson Clark; eighth, P. H. Ryan:
tenth, E. H. Jewell; eleventh, Jro.
Fitzpatrick; thirteenth, ]. ].
Doyle; sixteenth, Mr.. Nile;
seventeenth, J. p. Moran; eight
eenth, Martin Cantrell; TWEEN
tieth. E. Anthony; twenty-frst,
Jim McClue. From the city the
following were chosen: First
Ward, w. III. Hammond; Second,
Thos. Donnelly; Third, P. O'Con-
nor; Fourth, j. 3. Durham; Fifth,
A. Krause; Sixth, J. J. WEIGH;
Seventh, P. H. Murphy; Eighth,
VIM. Morgan; Ninth, J. d. Con-
don; Tenth, Geo. Walters; Elev-
enth, J. P. Dunn, Twelfth, VIM.
Wright; scandinavian club, 7.
Nelson; French club, J. Gaudron;
German club, Jos. Reich. The
Spanish club of the city, through
Major Pico, claimed representa-
ton, but Kearney promptly de-
. cided against them amid the cheers
of the Convention. 1t Is under
stood the club Is cham club, and
that it has no stand.
Ing In the party. The Com
mite on Credentials retired and.
after adopting resolutions
of respect to the memory of Gen.
Shields the Convention. took re-
cess until l P. M. to give the Com.
mittee time to report. It was look
ed upon as rather significant that
the delegation from Humboldt en-.
tered the hall in body sometime
after the Convention opened. 1t is
generally understood that the
Humboldt delegation has been cap
tured by the New Constitution
Party.
Passengers GOi"Y SoUsh.
MoJAvE, June 3.-J w Heck, J
r Erringin, Mrs E L Mahoney,
Mrs A Halsted, q G Halsted jr.,
Miss L Woods, Miss l. Mckee, + G
Durfee.
Foster Of ONO Criucisrd.
NEW YORK, June 2.-The Times
and Herald to-day plainly intimate
that Foster of Ohio, is in the hands
of machine politicians. Concern
ing recent Interviews with reporters
Z here, the Herald says: he evlnoed
all the dexterity of the trained pol
itician that he Is, using language
to conceal his thoughts. The Times
says: Concerning the financial
question Foster is as evasive as the
convention that nominated him.
On moral grounds these tactics are
worse than inexcusable. AS q
matter of expediency merely, Eos
ter's silence is MS unwlse as the
word-play which amused the con-
vention,
General CRANES Prospects.
NEW YORK, June 2.-The Herald
saws the result of the
Ohio Convention proves that
Grant will have rivals,
and that his nomination IL impos-
sibfa Without strenuous contest.
This uatant fact ends the Grant
nnyeme 1T, unless the General eats
all his own words and consents to
take his chances for another nomi-
nation IN an equal footing with
other Re publican candidates.
sIayeE = rRised ia an Uaexpt csed
Quarter.
NEW YORK, June 2.-The Su,
to-day PROCESSES considerable admi.
ration Tor the vigor OF Mr.. Hayes
Inthe recent vetoes, and adds: 1--WE
shall not be surprised to see the
name If Rutherford b. Hayes
much N pre- prominent than would
be most pleasing to his rivals as o
nandldals for the Republican NOM
lnationD
4 rns nonn cra,s ana the Warner
SILVER Bilt.
NFw YORK, June 2 "A Wash.
!, inRtan special says: The opinion
10 expressed here that Eastern
Uem 1erats have pronounced
against he Warner bill In such O
way chat 1t will not DO urged In
oancus as q party measure any fur
!. Their. As 1t stands, Western men
can point to 1t and say 1--WE dit
this. wlile Eastern men can tel
N their hard money constituents that
\the Ull was not passed by thu
lemocratlc Senate, and thus Il
Asn DO ulade to cut both ways.
~ aea meath Of asnsras shislds
rr Va. Iowa, June 2.--(3ener-