, 1879-06-14

Dfskraootut 8oenes-ilenn1a Cnrtlcs Thin
with n It3pt1 Hand.

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Dlskracota1 sosnes-nsnn,a carsics Things
Ban Franef,co caron1eit. yan4s.
Thu h.1,nrtn,s ~ ,,n~', T., liz ~ + n ron.
vanuo,, ,n.,n.S.s ~ a... ss ;" ,n.,,. t.on,
ra..s" - H.. WI. . soa'eo '''"".s ..s" '.s"'
Ile told them that they li.d been taken by wire
puilero INTO back toptps for utroachcrous put-
nos, ~ and Tim, he had .st d,,on,trn. y, viii,
80, 49, "A" ~'"' - '~@ ''' es'~ss'''' ~ ""''''
Doyle. Of Tu'are County, acting under In
struc,ton from his Club, offered resolution for
The sbo1t.hEneut Of thu of1]ces Of rretfd,nt aud
vt,s.p.n.,S.nt -, ,hn " p r, 49,, 49,. ...,,..,
tnt,nn ~ sta,s cen.,, ts m" 's xsatn sas.
ruled tho resolution out Of order BECAUSE 1t WAS
not offered the day beioro, when tic coi.a.ttu-
tion OF Tho marty, 10 which It was ojfarcd as au
amendment, Ta. heiny road. The render viii
not adopted by tho Convention. So Kcor-
ney's ruling was dcepotic. De.iaes, on the opcn-
Ing OF tlia Convcnllun Kearney tifsttnctly
pronounced against parliamentary lug
liamcntary iaw. Dcicgatc +, ii. Kyan, OF lium,-
bnldt, acting on Keari'ey's order iint slhc Cop-
vonsion might proceed on ti1e mutton OF Doyle,
Mas aotsg on to leicud Tic resolution, wkon
s ts C s s9 b1nta a to t as"s
seat. You aTe insnlti,,g liz Convention Sy your @
talk. You have no r!ellt to tak.'' HYai, WAS
ed r aa s sr a Tspe
say agatnst The resolution OF Doyle. Kearnry
aid hIs city pootl1eh then called for vote on
tic resolution. Dunn. Pond ii Napa, md oll,-
81 sgeeea ss,s9 e T,ss sse L. s, % 2 sSu1 ~
vote By a show Of hnn,la. Tie puodlo hands nil
went .tp. Bu! large number III delegates Dc.
,nan hit yoies ycs Vii vote to nbolis, tho rresi-
=. ~ - 1,.I..x
tnIsatatemcnt Of the question was corrected,
but kcartey t0ok no nosjte OF II. Willis
the roll was chilling tic claekcrs In thu gallery
eheercd The "nocs y and hIased the "aycs," and
Of thr vote. through Kcar,e.'s bulldoztng md
the base servtty Ut his followers, was,-aycs,
80: hped, 10S. Some changes from nye to no
reduced the ayes to 49,
uero occurred a sceue which llss no parallel
In this Stats save in the "splttoon" fight b.
tween tic "iong hairs" n.,,l the tsItortst - at
Sacramento some fifteen years ngo. Upon
motion from one OF krnrney's slaves to make
tho vote unanltnous, Doyle, the nutt.or OF Tie
resolution n,--actnK, as wehavo said nborc, upou
insttl,ctlons fro,n hIs Ciub,-stated tl,lt, VT
this resolution IS lost, ard the party IL to bo
governed by thu President 10 the manner that II
haa been for tho past year, don't bctieva That
lie new Constitutions givo twcnty 1.-Two votes
for the Wusktngmen's partY.''
Kcarupy-" Oh, no;h With Rroans and howls
from hts clackera and the city sIascs.
poylc-aA,t right, Mr.. President, Bat before
lelt homo whote Club had changed It's tao
ttcs.'' HI meant that tlcY had ieclarcd for tho
New Consultation partt,
Kcarncy-" Who wero thcva Two or thres
hummer nolttcians1"
Dorle-n No, tIr,''
Kearucy-"i haYo been there md know,
SIT down, sir; you are telling q lie, md I know
it.''
DOYLE Immediately withdrew from tho Con-
ycutIorl, hfnrttp, OF NcYalo, Ychcmentjy called
KeprneY to order; to which Kearncy rcspo,Ided
bv calIinr lilo oSnrpcant.ut-Artus to nrrast Mnr-
tiers nas srnn,,ncnt danger OF general tjeht.
In the midst Of tho conftlsion. itrentIv fnvokad
by tic daalanlly blackruortIjsn Of Krarnny him