Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-19
How Pache co Got It

veution, serves up the following
spicy account of the nomination o
Pacheco:
The Congressional contests In til,
First, Second and Third District
were virtually determined by til,
election Of delegates, SO that, so fa
as those districts were concerned
there was no fight. This was fortu
nate for Psch.co, as it enabled the
San Francisco and oakland people
delegates and strikers--tO devote
their time and talents in the utter.
est Of that pretty putty man, which
they did with promptness and per.
sistency. The whole fight of the
State Convention centered upon the
selection of candidate for Cou-
gress from the Fourth District. All
the influence of the machine mana.
gers was turned in the interest OF
Pacheco. All the jaw-bones Of all
the hangers-0n of the convention
wagged necessarily in the interest
Of Pacheco. And al. the delegates
outside Of the district wanted Pa
checo nominated from the Fourth.
IN,,u .s.. ..,. I..,
nsey ooasU Iou''y sent soIiu uei-
T,.. as"iey "1neoo, eAI m
iat,ar ae a"u nus n"g ,f;. Inc, Ing
."..e, ooun.y was i'r nun unuer
geles had no candidate to elect,
but she had one to defeat-the
promising and brilliant young Ba-
ker, of Santa Clara. Baker last
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Od fo,,. rru. So fnr h;m D.
oheoo fr"m ,ha sta't had ,ha MOS,
0n ne;.,, 49, 1917, LII r,,,n ..n.,hI - No.
pos.u.so e.to"s VI. no '.oun'o " ao
W oeu.ei 'nr oppo' ..,,, upon s some
ouH uau' LUIS oou ,; nos "e uo ~.
=. was WY anuS."E W seo s :u1
ir'euus vi Iacueco 1yius l" III"
out where mat u'stingu'saeu con
gIesslohaI failure resiueu. SANTA
barDara Woulu 'oC ciaim nun anu
can LUIS Oo'spo uehieu nun Japnet
10 seaTcn OF u 'aener was hot more
perpieXea thaA facheco III search
OF resiuence. ine reuefai Drs
aoe 10 man. anu tnere were sew
erai OF them present, were Pu,iihs
ior facneco. All the arts wnicn
the machine poiit'ciahs hhow now
to employ eHectiveiy were oroug d,
TO pear In MS oehaii. Tue wnih
lasted into the small hours OF Weu-
nesday morning.
A caucus or the Fourtn Distr'ct
delegates was called Tor wednesday,
morning at III O'Clock. Nearly u
full representation from the sever
al counties WAS present. After
some little preliminary business
was disposed of, u motion was
made that the caucus proceed 70
give expression OF It's preferences
for candidates 0y counties. A SUD
stitute was offered that delegates
express their preferences oy pai'
lot The substitute prevailed,
but considerable discussion en-
sued Wnicn cohiuseu may
many OF tue delegates. hen tns
teilers came TO CAL OH the vott
there would be, TOT instahce,ohe iol
Baker, hfteen ior racheco' lour .ol
Adams and two Tor spence, Ihi'
showed that III some OF the delega
lions one man would cast the entlI'
vote, while In Others the lndividua
delegates voted: The result, as an M
n0unceu, gave Fachec0 ~ OUT OF 90